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Amongst the lesser-known historical monuments of Delhi lies a stupendous structure commonly known as Bhool Bhulaiya.
Bhool Bhulaiya is situated just opposite to the bus terminal of Mehrauli.
It is an octagonal shaped tomb built by Akbar for his general, Adam Khan. It consists of a domed octagonal chamber in the Lodhi Dynasty style in 14th century. It has a verandah on each side pierced by three openings and that too without the usual eaves below the parapets.
The structure is been maintained by government with no entry fee.
Tomb is sprawling with youngsters during the weekend and has lot space for photography enthusiastic.
One can visit the tomb between 8am to 6pm and is open everyday.
While visiting Qutub Minar, you may plan for a short visit to an astonishing monument !!!

Gurdwara Rakab Singh Sahib is a popular Sikh Shrine located next to Parliament House and Rastrapati Bhavan New Delhi.
The Gurudwara holds historic importance as the beheaded body of the ninth Sikh Guru Teg Bahadur was creamated here on Nov.11,1675.
Entire Gurudwara is very neat and clean where you feel the bilssful Vibes. Gurubani and Bhajans give immense peace of mind .
Prasad of Halwa was so delicious.
Shoe stand, water facility and Langar service is free for all without any discrimination of caste colour and creed.
It's architectural beauty and the spirit of selfless service make it must visit destination.
Great service, excellent experience !!!

Maa Kali temple is a Hindu temple located near the Bangla Sahib Gurudwara road, New Delhi.
The temple is rather small and simple in its design, but is revered as a very sacred site by the faithful.
Her arms hold a severed head and a bowl with which to catch the blood running out of the head. Goddess Kali is an incarnation of Parvati, wife of great God Shiva.
The temple has a serene atmosphere where you get positive energy after darshan !!