Feroz Shah Kotla Fort Entry Ticket with Flexible Visit Time

Kotla Firoz Shah, a 14th-century fortress in New Delhi, stands as a weathered echo of Firoz Shah Tughlaq’s era, its ancient ruins and quiet corners offering a portal to medieval India amidst the city’s lively rhythm.

Kotla Firoz Shah, New Delhi

Located ~5 km from central Delhi near the bustling Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, Kotla Firoz Shah frames this journey with its austere beauty, a fortress constructed in 1354 by Firoz Shah Tughlaq, unfolding across a sprawling, riverside expanse under April’s soft light. This historic site features the ancient Lat Obelisk, an Ashokan edict brought by Firoz Shah, the deep Circular Well with its stone-lined walls, the fragmented Royal Enclave Remains of the palace, and the solemn Prayer Hall Vestige of the Jami Masjid. Your flexible exploration (~1-1.5 km walking, all tiers) begins whenever you arrive, where you can wander at leisure or choose a guide (Nomad/Monarch tiers) to narrate its story of strength and sanctity, strolling past the obelisk’s towering presence, the well’s cool depths, and the hall’s faded grace. The Nomad tier adds transport and a self-guided riverside wander (~1 km away), while Monarch includes a guide and an optional fortress chronicles session or riverside walk. The fortress’s cracked stones, open spaces, and riverside stillness murmur of medieval might, the air carrying hints of royal ambition—a personal plunge into Delhi’s historic past. With your flexible tickets, this journey offers a tailored experience where freedom meets ancient wonder, crafting a visit of calm and curiosity.

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Visit Kotla Firoz Shah on Your Schedule

Embark on a Kotla Firoz Shah exploration (~1-1.5 km walking), uncovering the Lat Obelisk, Circular Well, Royal Enclave Remains, and Prayer Hall Vestige with entry at a time of your choosing; experience this 14th-century site at your own pace or with optional enhancements.