It's an amazing place for those who have faith in the supreme power. Dargah is full of positivity and energy I feel peace there. If you are in Delhi you should visit here atleast once.

Baoli's were made to store water in the old times and now there is water but not clean water and kid have bath in it .. but the way it is made is commendable...

Baolis were a sacred spaces and were always revered. There lies a stepwell in one of the most frequented dargah of Delhi, the dargah of Hazrat Nizamuddin. It is said that when Tughlaq (Ghiyas-Ud-Din) was building his palace (Tughlaqabad Fort), this baoli was being constructed the same time by the same labourers. They used to work at the baoli with the help of the lamps in the night. When Tughlaq got to know of this, he imposed heavy taxes on oil so that the lamps could not be lit causing the work at the baoli stop. But it is said that it was the miracle of Hazarat Nizamuddin that the lamps were lit with water and the baoli could be built. So the stepwell is considered very sacred. You still see pilgrims using the water which is not very clean though. To visit it, ask the locals nearby the dargah and they will be happy to help.

Dargah Hazrat Nizamuddin awalia , close from Nizamuddin station. You can also take a ola auto from New Delhi metro station.

Very beautiful and wonderful place to visit for peace

This is place is a must visit for ones coming to delhi, you reach thpmace admist lip smaking delicacies and flower shops. Heading to the shirne courtyard admist narrow alleys and a stepwell. The well beautifully lit. one can see the videos of famous Bollywood movie rockstar specially the kun faya kun song for a better picturesque idea Make sure to respect the religious sentiments while heading here through people from all religions caste and creed come here Pro tip Visit on thursday around 9 for a qawali night

The Baoli behind the Hazarat Nizamuddin Dargah was restored several times and now in a very good condition. The entrance is a narrow sub-door in a larger door and the access toad is from the Subz Burj that is in the round-about outside the Humayun Tomb having a blue dome. The entrance is lined and crowded with beggars who almost block the entrance. ♿ Accessibility Features: No=Ramp access. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Entrance. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Restroom/Toilet. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Seating. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Parking.

This place is very beautiful But there people's are very bad behavior with other religion's people And they want to donation for dargah and school and lunger

Nizamuddin Dargah is surrounded by modern buildings ruining the value of this monument with encroachment. Flowers, fragrance stick and other offerings are sold all around till the entrance of Dargah, even inside it which should not be the case. Sellers should be placed at sone designated place to make Dargah more visible from outside. The place has proximity to other old tombs and hence should be developed as a complete complex giving value and saving each one.

Best non veg food of Delhi you will find here and also religious place for peace of mind

Overcrowded area. Majar surrounded by bazar. Everything is in reasonable price. Mostly muslims are gathered here. There is a Marcus mosque. Opposite of tomb of great emperor human.

Very good Masha Allah

Hazrat Nizamuddin ki Baoli, also known as Nizamuddin Baoli, is a 123 by 53 ft (37 m × 16 m) stepwell located near the Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah in New Delhi, India. It is about 800 years old. It was built by Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya during the reign of Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq and is maintained by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture. Hazrat Nizamuddin ki Baoli was built by Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya himself at the same time when Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq was building his fort at Tughlaqabad. The laborers work on the fort during the day and work in the baoli at night. It is said that when the Sultan had stopped the supply of oil for the construction, Nizamuddin Auliya cursed him and said Hanuj Delhi Door Ast. After that Nizamuddin Auliya used his miracle and converted water into oil.

Timings Timings Open 24 Hours (Open All Days) Nearest Metro Station Nizamuddin (Pink Line) The Hazrat Nizamuddin ki Baoll is one of the oldest surviving baolis (stepwells) in the city. Built around 700 years ago by the mystic and saint Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya, its waters are reputed to possess miraculous healing powers. The circular tank at its centre receives constant supply of water from a natural spring within it. Protected by the Archaeological Survey of India, the baoli is a hub of various religious and social activities.

Magnificent Architecture from the Mughal Period The Archeological Survey of India Need's to preserve and clean the Baoli and do some renovation work of Mosque

Went there for early morning breakfast today. Contrary to what i heard not much was available at 5:00 AM in the morning. Still one of my favourite eatery in Delhi, just bounce by 7:00 AM or later and cherish best halwa puri here

Live qawali was breathtaking, please do pray salah in nizamuddin masjid and also in markaz, environment will be so clean u will feel amazed, tourist will have two entrance one from main road towards station and another close to Markaz,near Markaz tourist's get all basic needs to spend in masjid's very cost friendly also i suggest to take breakfast.

Legendary religious destination with an ancient history. The food joints serve excellent Muhghalia delicacies till late at night, the people are warm and very hospitalble. Sanitation at the place needs great attention. But there's no use bothering about it because the local administration, i.e. the MCD is literally the world's most corrupt department, Google it.