Deepak and Dilip took Ben and me here. Not only was it beautiful and historic (two of my favorite things!), there was also a bit more oxygen and a bit less carbon dioxide here than the rest of Delhi, which is permeated with smog.
From Wikipedia: Lodi Gardens is a city park spread over 90 acres, it contains architectural works of the 15th century by Lodis – who ruled parts of northern India and Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of modern-day Pakistan, from 1451 to 1526. The site is now protected by the Archaeological Survey of India.
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- Deepak
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- Bara-Gumbad Mosque
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- Bara-Gumbad Mosque
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- Bara-Gumbad Mosque
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- Bara-Gumbad Mosque
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- Bara-Gumbad Mosque
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- Yoga at its source, India. From the Bara-Gumbad Mosque.
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- Bara-Gumbad Mosque
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- Bara-Gumbad Mosque
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- Ben, Dilip, Deepak and me doing a quad-selfie under the dome of Bara-Gumbad Mosque. As Ben said, “album cover?”
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- Deepak and Dilip at Bara-Gumbad Mosque
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- This little decoration is about the size of a brick. Bara-Gumbad Mosque
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- Me doing my thing at Bara-Gumbad Mosque
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- Bara-Gumbad Mosque
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- There are stray dogs all over India. Bara-Gumbad Mosque.
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- Shish-Gumbad Mosque from Bara-Gumbad Mosque
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- Those blue tiles hint at am even more glorious architectural past… Shish-Gumbad Mosque
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- Shish-Gumbad Mosque
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- Tomb of Mohammed Shah
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- Tomb of Mohammed Shah
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- Bamboo
