Meet your guide and fellow participants at the Hauz Khas Metro Station. Introduction to the historical significance of Hauz Khas Village, once an important part of medieval Delhi under the reign of Alauddin Khilji.

Begin the walk towards the Hauz Khas Complex, a medieval structure that houses a water tank (hauz), a mosque, a tomb, and several pavilions. The guide will share stories of the complex’s construction during the 13th century and its relevance during the reign of different rulers. Hauz Khas Tank: Learn about the water reservoir that gave the area its name and its role in the urban planning of medieval Delhi. Firoz Shah’s Tomb: Visit the tomb of Firoz Shah Tughlaq, the ruler who renovated the tank and added the Islamic school (madrasa) complex. Madrasa: Explore the ruins of the madrasa, once a center of Islamic learning, and understand its significance during the Tughlaq era. Mosque: Visit the mosque within the complex, noting its architectural details and historical context.

Stroll through the narrow lanes of Hauz Khas Village, now a vibrant area with a mix of old-world charm and contemporary culture. The guide will highlight the contrast between the historic structures and the modern art galleries, boutiques, and cafes that line the streets.

End the walk with a visit to Deer Park, a serene green space adjacent to Hauz Khas Village. Enjoy a leisurely walk in the park, which is home to deer, peacocks, and other wildlife, and offers a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.