Delhi darshan: places to visit for free
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Built by Sher Shah Suri, the Khooni Darwaza near ITO was first known as Kabuli Darwaza as caravans to Afghanistan passed through it.
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The Crafts Museum in Pragati Maidan is a rare museum that showcases living crafts from across the country.
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Feroz Shah's tomb: Its Quranic inscriptions and plasterwork reflect a great mix of Indo-Islamic architecture.
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Ghalib's haveli: Now a heritage site, thanks to the persistent efforts of heritage activist Firoz Bakht Ahmed (he filed a PIL demanding the restoration of the haveli), it has a beautiful aangan with a glass ceiling and a life-sized painting of Ghalib.
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Ghalib's tomb: A marble enclosure houses Ghalib’s tomb (he wanted to be buried at Nizamuddin, as he was an ardent follower of Sufi saint Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya).
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