Sir Edwin Lutyens

Best from stop 1 — the story is told in order. Tap Start here on any stop to begin there instead; the guide will catch you up.

1. 1

   Agrasen Ki Baoli

   A 60-metre stepwell with 108 steps dropping into the ground, rebuilt around the 14th century.

   • 4 min with the guide here

   Start here
2. 1.7 km · 27 min walk
3. 2

   Samrat Yantra

   “Samrat Yantra, the Supreme Instrument”

   The giant masonry sundial at Jantar Mantar, one of thirteen instruments built in 1724 to read the heavens.

   • 5 min with the guide here

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4. 10 m · 1 min walk
5. 3

   Jantar Mantar, New Delhi

   “Jantar Mantar”

   Jantar Mantar: one of the places New Delhi is known for.

   • 4 min with the guide here · add about 30 min if you go in
   • Open now · until 18:00 · Sunrise to sunset
   • Ticketed

   Start here
6. 1.0 km · 15 min walk
7. 4

   Janpath

   “Queensway, Renamed”

   The road Lutyens laid out as Queensway, now Janpath, the People's Path, running north to Connaught Place.

   • 4 min with the guide here
   • Seen from outside

   Start here
8. 300 m · 5 min walk
9. 5

   Janpath New Mini Market

   The busy Janpath market stalls: clothing, home accessories and souvenirs, for locals and travellers alike.

   • 4 min with the guide here · add about 15 min if you go in

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10. 400 m · 6 min walk
11. 6

    National Charkha Museum

    “The Charkha Museum”

    A museum of the spinning wheel, holding a five-tonne steel charkha nearly eight metres long.

    • 4 min with the guide here · add about 45 min if you go in
    • Open now · until 21:00 · Daily 10:00–21:00
    • Ticketed

    Start here
12. 370 m · 6 min walk
13. 7

    Rajiv Chowk Central Park

    “Central Park, Connaught Place”

    The green circle at the centre of Connaught Place, where Delhi sits out in the evening.

    • 4 min with the guide here · add about 15 min if you go in

    Start here