Lots of visitors at any time of day. Floor gets hot during summer and cleanliness is an issue. Foreigners should be beware of thugs in guise of guides. Dress fully covered due to religious issues. Beautiful place to visit. You can see love, devotion, togetherness of people inside this ancient Masjid. Market around this place has huge number of non vegetarian food, for all foodies. If you have never visited this place, you should come here, once in your life time. This place is packed during Ramzan month. Whole night, the market is open for eating.Very beautiful place with beautiful architecture you’ll definitely will fall in love with the architecture there. It a walking distance from Red Fort but you also can take a rickshaw. There are 3 gates and you can keep your shoes outside for ₹10 per shoe. You can take beautiful pictures there.

The Mosque is really beautiful. It was built during Mughal regime. A lots of people everyday go there to pray and to visit this beautiful mosque. Jama Masjid is the most beautiful place in Delhi. It is located in the heart of Delhi. You can enjoy delicious cuisine near Jama Masjid. The beauty of Jama Masjid is exquisite. You can also taste the foods and desserts from the restaurants opposite to the mosque which are famous for their tastes.💫❣️✨

Very imposing mosque worth a visit. Following the correct dress code is important to show respect here. Shoes must be left outside and ladies even if dressed modestly are given clean robes to cover up with. It's a very special place and visited by many every day.

We visited the beautiful Jama Masjid, which is the largest mosque in India. It is located in the heart of Old Delhi and represents the reveals the splendor of the Mughal dynasty.🥰 We were impressed by this beautiful red sandstone and white marble monument with its two 40 meter high minarets and bulbous domes. From the esplanade, we saw a large courtyard with basins where the faithfuls do their ablution before praying 🙇🙏 To visit the mosque, we had to take off shoes, cover our arms/legs and respect the silence. A sumptuous and dazzling mosque 🕌

No words for the evening scenic beauty of this place. "Firstly be aware of pocket pickers...." You've to submit your footwear to one concerned person who charges Rs.10 for each pair or you can carry it in your hands. "Don't wear them inside." The floor is very hot when you go in summers. The water of this place is like others. If you're habitual of Mineral Water then you can buy it from just outside the main gate. The ticket of the tower is Rs.50 per person. The whole tower comprises of 130 stairs. Plus you've to climb some extra stairs to reach the entry of tower. There is suffocation inside the tower because the walls are thick, the space is less and people are also present. But once you reach the view from the top melts the heart.

More of tourist place than a mosque. Lots of visitors at any time of day except during prayers. Floor gets hot during summer and cleanliness is an issue. Foreigners should be beware of thugs in guise of guides. Dress fully covered due to religious issues.

Jama Masjid is a true gem in the heart of Delhi. The mosque's beauty is unparalleled, with its majestic architecture, intricate designs, and peaceful ambience. The red sandstone walls, white marble domes, and tall minarets create a striking visual that will leave you in awe. As you enter the courtyard, you will be greeted by the serene sound of the call to prayer and the sight of devotees praying in harmony. The vast expanse of the courtyard, surrounded by the mosque's magnificent architecture, offers a sense of calm and tranquility that is hard to find in the hustle and bustle of Delhi. The mosque's interior is equally mesmerizing, with its high ceilings, adorned with delicate Islamic calligraphy, and the intricately designed arches that add to its grandeur. The view from the top of the minaret is breathtaking and provides an unobstructed view of the cityscape. Overall, Jama Masjid is a must-visit for anyone seeking beauty, peace, and spiritual inspiration. It is a true masterpiece of Islamic architecture and a testament to the rich cultural heritage of India. I highly recommend visiting this mosque and immersing yourself in its serene atmosphere.

The Mosque is really beautiful. It was built during Mughal regime. So you can be introduced with the architecture of that time. I have visited there twice quite a long ago. A lots of people everyday go there to pray and to visit this beautiful mosque. You can also taste the foods and desserts from the restaurants opposite to the mosque which are famous for their tastes.

We came here on the way to the Red Fort, we had thought it was free. It isn't free for foreigners - it is 300 idr, I have included a photo of the board showing prices. It's a pretty nice place to come, there's not much to it but some amazing architecture and some beautiful photo opportunities. A gown is provided for anyone with legs or arms exposed.

The mosque itself is beautiful, one of the highlights of Old Delhi. Good place to learn about religion, history, culture. But personally i don’t like to visit this place again. There is no shoes shelf, someone will charge money when you take them (reason is he looks after the shoes), other staff come show us where to take photos even though we don’t need and then ask for money. We feel annoyed when come here.

Awesome place..Historical sculpture Unprecedentedly beautiful..There was a market next door. It would have been better if the market had been kept clean..

Magnificent structure beautiful at every angle. Also set aside some time for a fun tricycle ride through the open market streets nearby as you will be treated to a kaleidoscope of colorful shops where local people shop.

The atmosphere is magical. There is a small bazaar just in the entrance. Really cool place first in the morning. I would suggest to buy tickets before if you sont have any cash. Shoes off so bring a bag to carry or leave outside for 100.

MARVELOUS!!! An amazing piece of architecture and history. A beautiful pocket of calm at the heart of Old Delhi's mayhem, also known as Masjid-e-Jahan Numa. The marble and red-sandstone structure, known also as the ‘Friday Mosque’ There are numerous entrance gates, but only South Gate, East Gate, North Gate allow access to the mosque for visitors. If you're a foreigner, try going here with a guide. I've seen numerous people trying to rip off foreigners. Worth A Visit.

Super masjid . awesome looking from any angle.beautiful architecture.🤍

Too crowded and poorly managed. Bad smell all over with uncleaned areas. Poor arrangements of parking. Giving 1 star for its grandeur and fine work on the building.

The Jama Masjid is one of India's largest mosques and was the final architectural feat of Shah Jahan. Completed in 1658, this beautiful structure features three gateways, four angled towers, and two 40-meter-high minarets built using red sandstone and white marble and attractively alternated in vertical stripes.

A definitive visit if you are in Delhi. Also, if you aren't from Delhi & are here for a visit, make sure Jama Masjid is a holy place you must visit. Situated in the heart of purani Dilli, Jama Masjid is one of the largest mosques in India. I've been here multiple times during different occasions and each time I've jusr felt really wonderful. It is always good visiting Jama Masjid.

It is a historical holy site but nothing much to see as its not allowed to enter the mosque. There is no entry fee. It is a walking distance from the nearby Delhi Metro stop. Good to save a maximum of an hour for this visit. The most exciting part of the visit was to stroll through the nearby market. Note: You need to leave your shoe outside.

It's a very crowded place yet worth visiting. There's a big market leading the way towards the masjid. Jama Masjid of Delhi, is one of the largest mosques in India It was built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan between 1650 and 1656, and inaugurated by its first Imam, Syed Abdul Ghafoor Shah Bukhari. Situated in the Mughal capital of Shahjahanabad (today Old Delhi), it served as the imperial mosque of the Mughal emperors until the demise of the empire in 1857. The Jama Masjid was regarded as a symbolic node of Islamic power across India, well into the colonial era. It was also a site of political significance during several key periods of British rule. It remains in active use, and is one of Delhi's most iconic sites. Evening is the best time to visit cause lighting makes it look more divine. It's a religious place and so of course it will bring peace to you. Haji Imran Sheermal around Jama masjid is very tasty, don't forget to try it. Cost is around 150 to 200. Thanks for reading ❤️

One of the best Monuments of Mughal Empire, made of red sandstone. There are thousands of people who visit this place everyday. Calm & peaceful place to visit. Lots of restaurants & desserts shop located opposite to Jama Masjid to fulfil your taste buds. Lots of people offer namaz in masjid everyday.

Best to visit during evenings that too in winter. A real religious place with utmost divinity but everyone irrespective of religion can come and visit the place. Usually crowded for prayers and the streets are tightly packed with various stalls including wide variety of foods.

Decent place to visit when you're around Old Delhi and the Red Fort. When it's very sunny, the floor can get extremely hot and painful to walk on. As at many tourist attractions in India the entrance for locals is free whereas foreigners are charged 300 INR. Inside I had staff offer to take photos of me just to ask for an additional payment. If you want to access the tower there's an additional charge.

Very beautiful place with beautiful architecture you’ll definitely will fall in love with the architecture there. It a walking distance from Red Fort but you also can take a rickshaw. There are 3 gates and you can keep your shoes outside for ₹10 per shoe. You can take beautiful pictures there.

The mosque was one of the last monuments built under Shah Jahan. After its completion, it served as the royal mosque of the emperors until the end of the Mughal period Keep Supporting on Google Maps nd Following Everyone's 🙏 ✨️ Follow me on Google local guide for more update ND any questions you can ask me anything if you want know 😀💫 STAY SAFE STAY HEALTHY 🙏

This is probably one of the most beautiful mosques across the globe and you can smell history from every corner. The Hauz, the minarets, the steps everything is extraordinary.. But within this amazing structure built by Shahjehan lies a very spiritual and serene mosque .. just sit here and connect with The God.. Its a life changing experience

Entry is free. Be mindful of your shoes. Do not enter with your footwear. Don't forget to view Red Fort from here. It's a view to remember. From the main gate, if you stand on the stairs.. you can see all the hustle bustle of the market. The mosque is a beauty. You'll love the architecture. It's visible from nearby places so you won't find it difficult to get here. Enjoy.

It is our first stop in our New Delhi trip. It is located int he middle of the city and the mosque is elevated that you need to take the stairs. They also have a security check so it is best not to have a bag with you for easy entry. To enter the mosque, you need to take off your shoes. Either you enter barefoot or with socks. We were told that we can use the hotel slippers so some brought it. You also need to think about what to wear as sleeveless shirt and shorts are not allowed. I suggest you bring extra clothes with you (if you want) to conform with the rules. Although scarfs and garments are available at the entrance for free, I suggest you bring your own for hygienic purposes! The mosque is really big and impressive. The color is also nice. Although it is a warm day, the stones are not really hot. You are free to roam around and explore.

Impressive mosque but unbelievably impolite staff at the entry. In addition, it's ridiculous from my perspective to charge for entry for a place of religion and worship. It's written that the entry fee only applies for foreigners but how do they know? They just assume from the colour of skin and thus being racist. Not cool at all and not how it should be in a mosque. In front of God, all are equal!

One of Delhi's highlight its a must-see. When you visit this city, its vibrant and also grand. Serene inside and yet crazily noisy outside of this mosque.

The two hours spent here was most relaxing, got the steps in too. Lots of photography scope and as an artist, the colours, shapes and patterns are just breathtaking. Clean, calm, civilised, welcoming surroundings. Foreigner ticket of 700 rupees about £7 sterling was definitely worth it. Loved it

One of the all magnificent monuments of India🤩🤩😍😍. Jama-masjid was truly awe-inspiring. And the greatest part was there was no entrance fees. Truly graceful place, a must visit place😌😌.

The Mosque is really beautiful. It was built during Mughal regime. So you can be introduced with the architecture of that time. A lots of people everyday go there to pray and to visit this beautiful mosque. You can also taste the foods and desserts from the restaurants opposite to the mosque which are famous for their tastes.

🕌Jama Masjid🕌 Jama Masjid is a true gem in the heart of Delhi. The mosque's beauty is unparalleled, with its majestic architecture, intricate designs, and peaceful ambience. The red sandstone walls, white marble domes, and tall minarets create a striking visual that will leave you in awe. As you enter the courtyard, you will be greeted by the serene sound of the call to prayer and the sight of devotees praying in harmony. The vast expanse of the courtyard, surrounded by the mosque's magnificent architecture, offers a sense of calm and tranquility that is hard to find in the hustle and bustle of Delhi. The mosque's interior is equally mesmerizing, with its high ceilings, adorned with delicate Islamic calligraphy, and the intricately designed arches that add to its grandeur. The view from the top of the minaret is breathtaking and provides an unobstructed view of the cityscape. Overall, Jama Masjid is a must-visit for anyone seeking beauty, peace, and spiritual inspiration. It is a true masterpiece of Islamic architecture and a testament to the rich cultural heritage of India. I highly recommend visiting this mosque and immersing yourself in its serene atmosphere

Can be Too crowded on weekends. So you better avoid if you have already visited. However, a nice place for those who are from outside of Delhi. Aslo, make sure to wear appropriate clothes while visiting.

Beautiful place. Austere, serene, balanced. Gentle atmosphere (though some staff is less than charming). Price of access for foreigners - as usual - is discriminatory and unfair.

A peaceful place.. I always loved and enjoyed the atmosphere around this amazing architecture. Unlimited food options in the market. This place is the Heart of Delhi ❤️

It’s def has an architectural importance, but it’s not at all maintained, the toilets are literally older than the main structure itself- impossible to use for outsiders. You goto pay an extra 70 for the view from one of the top pillars- def worth a try. The area is extremely crowded and should be planned beforehand. Local transport are more easily available from the front side.

Nice mosque and its architecture. 2 things to take notes: No shoes are allows, and ladies will be required to wear additional clothes. Fortunately the gate staffs there provided the clothes for the ladies and slippers before allows us to enter the mosque. We engaged a local guide and we took 40mins to 1 hour to go around.

It is a good place for prayer 🕌 Entry is free. Take care of your shoes 👟 Do not enter wearing shoes. If you stand on the steps, you can see all the hustle and bustle of the market. From here you can also see Red. The mosque is very beautiful. You will love the architecture .

It's quite huge. It's beautiful and architectural work is just exceptional. You'll get true experience of this place mainly on Eid when festival lift up the whole atmosphere. It's good and quite sometimes but very nice from inside as well. Great monument with great history. Enjoyed my time.!!!

Nice and peaceful place. One amazing thing that you will notice Is that you are not allowed to wear shoes in your hands but you can take your shoes off and carry them in your hands. Didn't understand the logic behind but it seemed cool. The place is big enough and the market outside is amazing. Just stay away form electronic devices and gadgets as they are not even a first copy. Everything is fake. Also do bargain.

The very good thing is it's free to visit because there's no ticket buying system and this makes it so crowded. You need to take down your footwear before entering the upper surface of Jama Masjid where Namaaz is being offered. Lighting at Jama Masjid is so glorious and delightful 🙂

This is one of the oldest mosques in india. Very good structure. It's astonishing to see the width of the building wall. I would recommend you to visit this place. There are many restaurants besides. You can also try the test of the raw Delhi food.

Enormous scope for improvement. This is the iconic Jama Masjid and it's surrounded by narrow crowded - choked streets. It's a task to reach here. Plus the maintenance is very poor. They even charge for getting on the minar, while it remains in dilapidated condition. There is no breathing space here, the surroundings of this place must be cleared.

The place is a historic building. It is a mosque established in 1645. Many people around the world visit the place for religious reasons and also for tourism. I highly recommend this place to tourist

This masjid is located in the center of the city. One needs to wear a head cover n proper body cloths..on Friday n Muslim festivals this is the most crowded place in Delhi. This place needs lots of attention n sanitisation work.oitside this mosque many shops are located where local manufactured goods artifacts are available at cheap rates.

Delhi Jame Mosque This historic mosque stands proudly in Delhi, the capital of India. Built in 1757 at the initiative of Emperor Shah Jahan, the mosque can accommodate 25,000 worshipers at a time. Alhamdulillah: I also had the opportunity to pray in this mosque.

The great mosque of Old Delhi is the final architectural extravagance of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan with a courtyard capable of holding 25,000 devotees. ... The mosque measures 65m by 35m, and its court forms a square of 100m. Built in 1656, it is an eloquent reminder of the Mughal religious fervour.

Great place to visit. You can enjoy your day here with your friends and family and do shopping out side.

Jama Masjid of Delhi, Jama Masjid also spelled Jāmiʿ Masjid, Jama Masjid of Delhi also called Masjid-i Jahānnumā, mosque in Old Delhi, India, constructed in 1650–56 by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahān, a noted patron of Islamic architecture whose most famous work is the Taj Mahal, in Agra. Jama Masjid, now the second largest mosque on the Indian subcontinent, is also an impressive example of Mughal architecture.

I had never been to a a mosque in my life and the first mosque I visited is this Jama Masjid. I couldn't imagine how this place was so peaceful apart from the noise just outside of the mosque. An old haritage from the age of Sahajahan still giving religious vibes.

This area is in New Delhi town . No entry fee . Metro station name "Jama Masjid " . Very near to the metro station (400m). Spending evening time will be better. Approaching roads are normally rushed and lots of non veg food shops on the road side. Nice place to visit.

The Jama Masjid was built as a part of Shah Jahan's new capital in Delhi, Shahjahanabad. At the time of its construction, it was the largest mosque in the Indian subcontinent. Shah Jahan claimed that the mosque was modelled after the Jama Masjid of Fatehpur Sikri, and this is reflected in the design of many exterior features, such as the facade and courtyard. However, the interior of the mosque more closely resembles the Jama Masjid in Agra.The mosque predominantly uses red sandstone, and is set apart from its predecessors by a more extensive usage of white marble. Black marble also features as a decorative element.Arabic and Persian calligraphic pieces are found on various surfaces of the structure, whose content ranges from religious to panegyric.

Masjid-i-Jehan-Numa, commonly known as the Jama Masjid of Delhi, is one of the largest mosques in India. It was built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan between 1644 and 1656. It served as the imperial mosque of the Mughal emperors. The Jama Masjid was regarded as a symbolic gesture of Islamic power across India well into the colonial era. The mosque predominantly uses red sandstone and is set apart from its predecessors by more extensive usage of white marble. Black marble also features as a decorative element. It is situated on a plinth elevated 10 meters above the surrounding city. The square sahn (courtyard) is paved with red sandstone and faces the eastern gate. It has a side length of at least 99 m and can accommodate 25,000 Muslims. The prayer hall measures 61 meters in length and 27 meters in breadth. Three marble domes rise up from its roof, featuring golden finials. The facade of the prayer hall features a grand pishtaq in the center, flanked by five smaller, cusped archways on either side. Above each archway of the prayer hall are some calligraphic pieces. The hall's interior bears seven mihrabs (prayer niches) on the western qibla wall, corresponding to the seven bays into which the hall is divided. The central mihrab is intricately decorated and clad in marble, with a marble minbar (pulpit) lying to its right. The hall is floored with white and black ornamented marble to look like a Muslim prayer mat.

I can't describe the vibe of this place.. Oh God it's amazing,,, It is more than 300 year old and yet you can feel the royalty in this mosque... Just amazing,, Please visit...

Once we enter we first have to take off our shoes, not that well maintained so the floors are pretty nasty although no one entering with shoes. However the surrounding walls were something else with detailing architecture. Including wind catcher on top to cool the surrounding areas inside. It was a bomber that I didn’t go to the top of the tower for from what I’ve heard it was amazing.

If you want to see a historical architecture and local market then this place is for you. I would recommend this place to the foodie out there because you'll get one of the best and delicate non-veg food items near gate no. 1. And on the other side you can visit Mina bazar, one of the oldest local markets in Delhi.

A giant mosque sits on a hill in Old Delhi, with views of the city unlike anywhere else. Marble and maximal use of red sandstone, vibrant and earthy, used for the vast courtyard, outer walls, halls, and minarets of which you can climb to the 40m balcony. A moment of calm when you exit the bustle of the Old Delhi streets allows you to appreciate the architecture.

One of large and oldest masjid in india and its very famous in india.. Very poorly maintained. Even though I am from a different faith, I felt bad for the state it is in. Surrounded by filthy streets and beggars. No lighting in the premises other than the mosque itself in the nights. Women are not allowed to visit after 5 PM. Even the entrance was filthy. Having recently visited Jama Masjid in Delhi, I was left awe-struck by the sheer beauty and historical significance that this iconic monument holds. As a student eager to learn about India's rich heritage, stepping into the courtyard of.. This is one of the biggest mosques in India. I am not sure why there is so much fuss about this place. If you are a tourist you can easily skip this place. There is nothing specific about this place but if you want to have classic old Delhi food then you can find a lot of restaurants nearby including Kareem and al jawahar. Went there on a Sunday at around 0900. Could not enter because they allow entry at 1100 don't know the reason. There are different gates, gate 1 opens first. Gate 2 is near by the metro station and gate 3 is mainly for diplomats and VIPs. I can't describe the vibe of this place.. Oh God it's amazing,,, It is more than 300 year old and yet you can feel the royalty in this mosque... Just amazing,, Please visit... Decent place to visit when you're around Old Delhi and the Red Fort. When it's very sunny, the floor can get extremely hot and painful to walk on. As at many tourist attractions in India the entrance for locals is free whereas …More Ome of the famous masjid in delhi... If you are planning to visit delhi, I highly recommend visiting... during weekdays also crowded.. We can see so many tourists here.... There are so many food streets, shops are there outside of Jama Enormous scope for improvement. This is the iconic Jama Masjid and it's surrounded by narrow crowded - choked streets. It's a task to reach here. Plus the maintenance is very poor. They even charge for getting on the minar, while it remains. Can be Too crowded on weekends. So you better avoid if you have already visited. However, a nice place for those who are from outside of Delhi. Aslo, make sure to wear appropriate clothes .. Jama Masjid, located in Old Delhi, is a magnificent architectural marvel and a significant cultural landmark.The grand courtyard accommodates thousands during prayers. Visitors can climb the minaret for panoramic views of Old Delhi. The …More I went to Delhi for the interview, so when my interview was done ✔️ so I had a lot of time to take my flight to udaipur, so I decided to visit Jama Masjid. The place is truly beautiful as the Mughal famous for their architectural design ❤️ This is one of the oldest mosques in india. Very good structure. It's astonishing to see the width of the building wall. I would recommend you to visit this place. There are many restaurants besides. You can also try the test of the raw Delhi food. THE JAMA MASJID, also known as the Jama Masjid of Delhi, is one of the largest and most iconic mosques in India. It is located in the heart of Old Delhi and is a renowned . Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

Peaceful place. Very interesting place. Historical place. Jama masjid Delhi 110006

Best place nice architecture. Surrounding is not clean else 5 star. Lot of street good options near by. Will upload 360 view soon. Must visit. Okay it's 5 star place. Gandgi is not in our hand but rating is.

Jama Masjid Delhi The Masjid-i Jehan Numa (lit. the 'World-reflecting Mosque' or "Mosque of the Celestial Sphere"), commonly known as the Jama Masjid of Delhi, is one of the largest mosques in India

A great heritage building with mughal empire memories. And You'll have a great view of "Red Fort" from the high stairs of Jama Masjid.

One of the biggest and famous mosque in Delhi 😍 Close to Jama masjid metro 🚇 (violetline) architecture is beautiful👌 Birds , pigeon and calmness in chaos. Muslim majority destination with other religion people also visiting with family and friends. Negative is maintenance and cleanliness of the surrounding area ! 😏it's not clean at all . U have to remove ur shoes before entering to main entrance (bring ur bag with u for safe keeping of ur shoes) 50 rupees ticket for entering to main tower from where u will get mesmerizing view of capital city , it's best thing of the place do definitely go for tower . U will clearly see Red fort from that height Although stairs of tower is very congested 🤪and u will breathless while climbing upstairs 😵 but it's worth it. ! Enjoy 🧐

Heaven in India,if you visit Delhi then please come to visit jama masjid and pray 5 time salat here.

Good place

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The brotherhood and cultural melting pot that India is, is typified by the Jama Masjid where everyone is welcome. Nobody checks your allegiance when you enter. India should consider itself lucky and preserve our assimilative and welcoming culture. Everyone in the world should be welcome here.

Love at first sight ❣️

A religious and Holly place for our momdan brothers

No words for the evening scenic beauty of this place. "Firstly be aware of pocket pickers...." You've to submit your footwear to one concerned person who charges Rs.10 for each pair or you can carry it in your hands. "Don't wear them inside." The floor is very hot when you go in summers. The water of this place is like others. If you're habitual of Mineral Water then you can buy it from just outside the main gate. The ticket of the tower is Rs.50 per person. The whole tower comprises of 130 stairs. Plus you've to climb some extra stairs to reach the entry of tower. There is suffocation inside the tower because the walls are thick, the space is less and people are also present. But once you reach the view from the top melts the heart.

The Mosque is really beautiful. It was built during Mughal regime. A lots of people everyday go there to pray and to visit this beautiful mosque. Jama Masjid is the most beautiful place in Delhi. It is located in the heart of Delhi. You can enjoy delicious cuisine near Jama Masjid. The beauty of Jama Masjid is exquisite.

Best to visit in the evening and that too in winters. A real religious place with utmost divinity but everyone regardless of religion can come and visit the place. The interior of the mosque is equally mesmerizing, with its high ceilings adorned with delicate Islamic calligraphy, and intricately designed arches that add to its grandeur. The view from the top of the tower is breathtaking and provides an unobstructed view of the cityscape. The mosque itself is beautiful, one of the main attractions of Old Delhi. Good place to learn about religion, history, culture. All in all, Jama Masjid is a must visit for anyone seeking beauty, peace and spiritual inspiration. It is a true masterpiece of Islamic architecture and a testament to the rich cultural heritage of India. I highly recommend visiting this mosque and immersing yourself in its serene atmosphere. You can also relish food and sweets from the restaurants opposite the mosque which are famous for their taste. Best to visit in the evening and that too in winters. A real religious place with utmost divinity but everyone regardless of religion can come and visit the place. Follow me for more. Thank you!

Jama Masjid is a unique mosque of Mughal architecture made of red stones and marble. Just 500 meters from Red Fort. At a distance lies the Jama Masjid which is one of the largest mosques in India. The construction of this mosque was started by Shahjahan in 1650. It took 6 years and Rs 10 lakh to build it. Built of sandstone and white marble, this mosque has 3 gates to enter. This mosque is a must-see site for all tourists, entry to which is free. A ticket costs Rs 70 to enter the minaret of this mosque, from where you can get a better view of Jama Masjid and its surrounding area.

Very good environment. Architecture and design is outstanding. The nearby market is famous for dates, wholesale prices and best quality available. Non-veg lovers have a variety of options to try, very delicious..

A heritage mosque in old Delhi, if anyone love old architecture, must go there, if you r Muslims must go there for prayer, a peaceful place. Beautiful from inside every corner has its own story. I like that you may try.

Historical feel. Religious spiritual atmosphere. Superb architecture and a complete monument mosque. Traditional style of street shows another phase of Delhi.

Beautiful Mosque and peace giving place, the whole buiding complex is a great work of Mughal Architect. No need to buy tickets because entry is free here and visit here before sunset for some beautiful picture taking views.

A religious and historical place where you will see the beautiful architecture work done during the mughals empire. And in nearby areas there are some famous hotels were you will get Delhi's best and famous non veg items.

Nice place for religious connect and has good noon veg items available to eat nearby...

ancient mosque in delhi !

Dirty people and place....

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Very erittating people

Awesome

A must visit place Easy availability of food and hotel stays In all a must visit place

Nicely freely visit

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Very nice ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Awesome....

Nice

This is the peaceful place

Nice place to visit in delhi

Grt nice must go place

This is the place where you will feel free fully

Nice start to a visit of Chandni Chowk. The mosque is right next to the old city centre. The building itself is quite nice, but not extraordinary. Great place to watch people, especially in the streets around the mosque. You need to take of your shoes and have to pay a small fee for taking in cameras. -- More information follow me on Instagram ig @itsgurisidhu

Wow very awesome place but there in the masjid area women should not allowed.

(Translated by Google) Mashallah kya masjid hai (Original) Mashallah kya masjid hai

Always love to visit the peaceful place and have the spicy chicken outside😋

Any religious can entrance to Jama Masjid

Soulful n historical place.... Nice place to visit n all things to buy is here in a reasonable rates

this my favourite place here is all non veg foods are very delicious & some photos clicked by me

Good place

after the Lockdown period, where we all fighting to corona pandemic, there's no fear from corona in the people, there is no social distanc, people should understand, crisis is still our around.

I love this place because it's so beautiful

Enjoyed the atmosphere there and felt very peaceful listening to the prayers.

Religious places

A historical place to visit and going there for evening prayer is the best time. The Azaan (Call For Prayer) and the view of birds going towards their nests is the best feeling to feel.

Good

Chicken dishes

Beautiful place ❤️

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Full of peace

Amazing Non-veg u'll drool over

This is very good place for visit. Mughals give very good Monuments to India.

Amazing

It's amazing

Most Beautiful and The GREAT structure which is famous india for religious scripture...

By the way, the best time to visit Delhi Jama Masjid is from October to March. During summer, the temperature of Delhi increases considerably. There is a slight drop in temperature during the monsoon, but rain can hamper your sightseeing.

Love to visit there. You can say its a heart of the Delhi. Every time i enjoy to be there. Walking is the best way to enjoy there. Its a soal of old Delhi.

A place of peace ✌️. Beautiful Mosque or Monument salute to the workers who made this place ❤️.

This sacred place is one of the largest tourist attraction point. Though it is a religious place, many non Muslims often visit this place and fond of the architecture created and curated by the mughals. From every point of view, this place deserve more attention, need to maintain the proper cleanliness. The outside area of masjid is too crowded which need to be managed and planned properly for better tourism development.

Great place to visit. Well connected by metro, bus and autos. Do not forget to gorge on Mughlai dishes at the nearby restaurants and buy something from the nearby market.

Kaya khubsurat jagh hai

Religious freedom exist

What a palace

People gathering is out of the world..view is historic and specially the masjid is historic

Amazing....

Nice place

Very good

Mind blowing and osm place for vist

Amazing Mosque.

من الجوامع الشهيرة التي خلدت ذكرى الإسلام وقوته في جمهورية الهند وهو جامع واسع تقام فيه صلاة الجمعة ويحوي عدد من الآثار التاريخية والجدران المزينة والمزخرفة بآيات القرآن الكريم والساحات الواسعة واماكن الوضوء ومداخل واسعة ومحصنة

Nice place to offer prayer but very congested

The vibe over here is different n amazing. Can't explain it in words. You should go n experience it. Have a nice time guys.🤗♥️

Wonderful

Historical Mosque and Very delicious non-veg food hotels nearby...

Luv Luv

Nice place

यह मस्जिद लाल पत्थरों और संगमरमर का बना हुआ है। लाल किले से महज 500 मी. की दूरी पर जामा मस्जिद स्थित है जो भारत की सबसे बड़ी मस्जिद है। इस मस्जिद का निर्माण 1650 में शाहजहां ने शुरु करवाया था। इसे बनने में 6 वर्ष का समय और 10 लाख रु.लगे थे। बलुआ पत्थर और सफेद संगमरमर से निर्मित इस मस्जिद में उत्तर और दक्षिण द्वारों से प्रवेश किया जा सकता है। पूर्वी द्वार केवल शुक्रवार को ही खुलता है। इसके बारे में कहा जाता है कि सुल्तान इसी द्वार का प्रयोग करते थे। इसका प्रार्थना गृह बहुत ही सुंदर है। इसमें ग्यारह मेहराब हैं जिसमें बीच वाला महराब अन्य से कुछ बड़ा है। इसके ऊपर बने गुंबदों को सफेद और काले संगमरमर से सजाया गया है जो निजामुद्दीन दरगाह की याद दिलाते हैं।

Very Good place

Very affordable for shopping and beautiful place

Best place to see

Street food & jama masjid both are good

😍😍😍

Historical place &real experience of Delhi Mean real delhi (Delhi 6)

Crowdy place but still worth for eating and shopping

Very nice place Sukoon hi sukoon But pocket chor se hoshiyar rahe

Is place of happiness

Very nice place for visiting

👍👍👍

Great place for food lovers

(Translated by Google) Mashallah (Original) Mashallah

It's old. Historic. But yea, nothing much to be excited about tbh. Market outside on street is wild, and unhygienic. Moreover I loved the fact that u can't wear ur shoes inside but can carry them in ur hands 😂😂

Nice

Wonder of world

Nice

I was disappointed the way they have maintained cleanliness around masjid, inside it's a huge place. I hope they keep the plàce neat and tidy in coming days. Wonderful domes and in evening during full moon looks great

Wonderful place...stone flooring without polish adds more to its beauty of an architecture. Presenting both human and natural creation in a perfect manner.

Place is very good and overpowered with positive energy the place is open for all and the best part it have soo much history inside it

🌼🌼

यह जगह बोहोत खूबसूरत है। ओर खुबसूरती में चार चांद का काम करती है इस मस्ज़िद की दोनो मीनार जब में वहां गया था तब मिनार पर जाने की टिकट ₹50 थी काफी। अच्छा नज़ारा था मिनार स पूरा लाल किला भी दिखता है। और आस पास की पूरी जगा बोह्त खूबसूरत दिखती है जमा मस्ज़िद के बहार की तरफ़ एक बाज़ार देखने को मिलेगी। जहा सब्से महगी चीज सस्ती मीलती है हर तरह का समान मिलता है इस बाज़ार में।

Not hygenic

Religious place. Loved it.

Awesome

❤️

i love it jama maszid becoz the atmosphere of the masjid is amazing .

Nice

One of the finest Mughal structures

Best felling

Silence, Peace, Solace ❤.

Narrow road... pollution..

Khubsurat jagha ko khubsurat nhi rkha gya hai bas chal rha hai or chala rhe hai....

(Translated by Google) Mashaallah (Original) Mashaallah

Best

Alive mosque in Delhi India along Must offer Juma prayer AT 1:00 PM , you can enjoy lots of Mughalai food it surroundings!

It's good to see the good Atmosphere rally like it..

Good place to visit

Beautiful and must visit place to take blessings of Allah.

Beautiful monument and amazing street food

(Translated by Google) Good mosque (Original) Good masjid

Peaceful place

सफाई रखना चाहिए,

Good place as well as crowdy

Good

Delhi market

Excellent

Heritage place.

Outside area of the masjid is very crowded (as most of the old Delhi is). Inside of the masjid you are going to find peace and the culture of the Mughal era. Do experience the view from the minaret(tower) it is a wholesome experience.

Good Food and serene beauty

Splendid architecture. A bit crowded nearby restaurants but they all serve amazing non veg food and sweets. The masjid is Marvellous.

Fantastic

This is really great place. The peace you get in offering prayer here is of another level I can't explain in words...

(Translated by Google) Halima tous sadiyan (Original) Halima tous sadiyan

Awesome place

Nice place

(Translated by Google) Jhakas MasaAllah (Original) Jhakas MasaAllah

Its a historical Place and it looks so very much beautiful from inside

Jama Masjid (the mosque of Friday), Delhi is the country's largest and perhaps its most magnificent mosque. It stands across the road from Red Fort. The great mosque of Old Delhi is the final architectural extravagance of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan with a courtyard capable of holding 25,000 devotees

I loved this place but hell lot of crowd

Too much vehicles in the parking , heaviest rush of the delhi. very difficult to move. only way use rickshaw or erickshaw.

Its very amazing place on earth. I cant belive it when i saw it first time. There unpredictable crowd available 365 days. The speciality of this mosque is it was made of only red stone.

Tourist place for Freshers

It is most beautiful place

The masjid in the center of old Delhi is open for all visitors. Tickets to the tower (minar) is Rs.50/- and can be purchased inside the masjid. Visit the place at 7am as there won't be much people and you can check the place calmly.

Heaven for foodies

(Translated by Google) jama mosque (Original) jama masjid

Good place to visit

Very filthy place govt should take this issue & start process to clean the area

Best

It Is Very Great Heritage Site In India

A typical Delhi adventure walking through the roads by the Jama Masjid and Chandni chowk.

Nice place 😊

Superb

Mast

Good place for spending time in the service of Allah with family.

A cool and peaceful place ❤

Salm walekum jnab

Great and peaceful place to visit

Good

Awesome place

Love it

Its looking awesome

💯

Holy place. Loved it

(Translated by Google) Jama Masjid and Red Fort are face to face, which is in Chandni Chowk, you must go once. (Original) जामा मस्जिद और लाल किला आमने सामने है , जो चांदनी चौक में है आपको एक बार जरूर जाना cahiye ।

Nice

Seems little crowdy but a peaceful place in central Delhi, completely Safe area with multiple best food options available outside there. Specially for Non veg at outside of Gate no.1 For Veg ....at Chandni chowk near It's Gate no.3

This architecture is great but should be more well equipped and maintained since this could be everyone's favourite place very soon. Even though kindly note that No proper maintenance will lead to most hated place in the city

Jamajib

Extremely Great

Nice... Don't forget to see Red fort from jama masjid minar

It's good

Mughal architecture at its best but a crowdy place

Right

Beautiful

Every one needs to visit this place

Jive place

Love it and respect it

(Translated by Google) Great Mosque (Original) Great Masjid

(Translated by Google) There are (Original) Hay

Night view is awesome.

(Translated by Google) Alhamdulillah (Original) Alhamdulillah

Beautiful masjid ,built by Shahjahan

That's marvelous

Just wow

Very peaceful place ☺️

Awesome place but little bit crowdy during weekends.

it's a mesmerising and wonderful place to go and just relax, you see every kind of person here it doesn't matter what there religious is, everyone is welcome to come and sit and just enjoy,see the architecture and the details in it.

(Translated by Google) Me (Original) Yo

Very good place

Beautiful !!!

Simply mesmerising monument, beautiful architecture, Heart of Delhi. Surrounded by market with verity of tongue watering Mughlai food. Crowded on weekends and Ramadan's.

Best place to be relaxed

India's largest masque.

Be aware of pickpocket, it's very Crowed place but fantastic place for street food lovers

Good

Qureshi kawab 👍👌

Excellent place to visit.

Loved it

Wooow what a place... Divine feeling comes here once you decide to come here don't indulge in outside shopping cause there are a lot of shop here in front of this masjid.. Come here and feel the peace in the blessings of Allah aameen

One of the most peace giving places in chaos in this this world. You will feel really peaceful when the azaan is read and namaaz is offered.

Cannot put the beauty and peaceful atmosphere in words..

💖👍

(Translated by Google) MashaAllah (Original) MashaAllah

Very beautiful

Lovely place

(Translated by Google) Mashaallah (Original) Mashaallah

Good place with lots of food variety available near by for non-veg lovers

its crowdy.

Excellent experience

(Translated by Google) Yemmi (Original) Yemmi

Heritage palace and religious palace as well

Historical

(Translated by Google) Our first temple on the trip. Shoes are not allowed and you need to pay at the entrance if you want to take pictures inside. Its huge! Our first temple on the trip. You cannot enter shoes and you must pay at the entrance if you want to take photos inside. Is big! (Original) Our first temple on the trip. Shoes are not allowed and you need to pay at the entrance if you want to take pictures inside. Its huge! Nuestro primer templo en el viaje. No podes entrar calzado y debes pagar en la entrada si quieres sacar fotos adentro. Es grande!

So nice

Very nice place

Crowded area

It's a Famous Jama masjid in delhi.

It is really open and peaceful place to rest after all the hustle and bustle in Chandni Chowk.

Peaceful and charming view its architecture is amazing ❣️❣️

I love it

It seems wonder if wonders, I felt amazed. The sublime beautificated artistry of Mughal Empire's. One has to visit and see the wonder

A beautiful and large famous Mosque. The view is spectacular when thousands of people pray at the same time. The famous Old Delhi has many tourists attractions including Jama Masjid. I loved the food stores where you may find something interesting and delicious. Sweet shops are famous but keep yourself open minded to try any new food. Shops are round the corner from the Jama Masjid.

Best place to pray and relax.

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The best thing which I experience was that the beautiful historical architecture and its near by culture, amazing food, crowded market place. It's really amazing

Good very good but so Net slow chalta hai

Best view

Extremely beautiful

Jama masjid very popular tourist places in Delhi !

Oldest and very big masjid MashAllah

Jama Masjid Delhi A historical peaceful place , one of the biggest Masjid in world. Built by Emperor Shahjahan in 17th century made by red stone

Beautiful place to visit. You can see love, devotion, togetherness of people inside this ancient Masjid. Market around this place has huge number of non vegetarian food, for all foodies. If you have never visited this place, you should come here, once in your life time. This place is packed during Ramzan month. Whole night, the market is open for eating.

This is a historical place opens 10am, Giant door, lot of visitors everyday, if you want to go inside so first take off your shoes overall good place for food & market.

Beutiful place and not far from red fort

Calm and peaceful place between chaos of Chandi chowk.

Mashallah Jamia masjid ki dekhbhal karne Wale Jannat mein jayenge

Incredible😍

Great place to visit ..nearby is a khau gali where you will get amazing food. Like alsam chicken

Jama masjid is classes veri good

Because of Structure

Love to visit again and again and again ❤️😘❤️😘❤️😘❤️❤️❤️❤️😘❤️❤️❤️😘

Love this place. India's most historical place. Must visit once in a life

Loved it

Awesome

Awesome

Very beautiful place

Women need to cover their heads inside. Otherwise it's blissful and beautiful.

Nice place. Even with a lots of people, kind a peace ✌.

Beautiful

Maiterious

The awesome place for enjoying with friends and family

Paradise for food lovers ,what not to expect is hygiene ,peace and parking !! Need to walk a lot ,very chaotic and unhygienic

Excellent place

Wonderful place

Such a nice and marvellous mosque..... Can't wait to visit again here, also the chicken shops near it are very good...

(Translated by Google) Jama masjid bahadurganj (Original) Jama masjid bahadurganj

Perfect destination for Authentic muglai food

Most beautifully

The outskirts are congested and dirty..but inside is clean and very nice..minar is not open currently but if its open do take a view from the top of minar..it shows the whole old delhi from there..heritage site and nice place

That was okay

Peaceful place mugal architecture is very beautiful

Its a very beautiful mosque...

Located at chawri bazar area. Nearest metro station is jama madjid, chawri bazar, lal qila and chandni chowk as follows.

One the ßest and huge masjid, great architect, magnificent tombs, awesome minarets of 40meters of Height. People can sit and spend some time sitting inside the campus. !! MashaAllah !!

One of the best mosque I have ever seen. Planning of the mosque is great, an architectural marvel. But the place could have been well maintained.

First time i visited this beautiful place called Jama Masjid, which is the largest mosque in India. It is located in the heart of Old Delhi, this place was so beautiful red sandstone and white marble, to enter the mosque, we had to take off shoes, cover our arms/legs and respect the silence.overall nice place and nice experience.🕌

Jama Masjid is a mosque built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan during his reign. Many tourists from all over the world come here to enjoy its beauty. It is open to all religions and does not require a separate ticket. But to climb up you have to take a ticket of 50rs, the view from the top is amazing. Chapels and shoes cannot be used inside the mosque.

The Jama Masjid was regarded as a symbolic node of Islamic power across India, well into the colonial era. It was also a site of political significance during several key periods of British rule. It remains in active use, and is one of Delhi's most iconic sites, closely identified with the ethos of Old Delhi.

Beautifully built excellent view of old Delhi and markets look for miles on a clear day. We spent quite a bit of time here to be able to experience the size of it and the capacity of it. Stone work is beautiful are doing work on it. The folk in charge were very helpful provided us with gowns to wear to enter too. Such a lovely place to be able to see. We went at 9am in the morning when a little cooler. 🙏🙏💖💖

Such an impressive structure! A testament to some of the golden days of Indian history. The minaret offers an amazing view, albeit the crowd making it a claustrophobic experience. Highly recommend visiting it even if you are on a short trip in Delhi.

This stunning mosque is located in Old Delhi. Considered to be one of the largest and most important mosques of India, it is almost entirely made of red sandstone and white marble. It is truly an architectural marvel. Make sure to open your shoes before entering and don't just leave them anywhere.Your legs may burn during afternoon cuz no shoes. There are carpets alloted to walk on to prevent burns . I recommend visiting during the evening when it becomes cool. Pro tip- Climb on top of the minarets to get breathtaking views of Delhi. Thank you

Is within walking distance from from the red fort be careful with your belongings when walking up to the mosque. I had to pay an entrance fee as a foreigner and for something to cover my legs. Was worth seeing if your in the area.

Jama masjid is situated in old Delhi. It is one of the iconic places of Delhi. We find it very crowded so it is recommended to visit in the morning. Besides masjid you will find the street shops of clothes, watches, bags and street foods. Don't forget to enter the street food lane to enjoy the food and mohabot Ka sharbat .

One of the largest mosques in India, Jama Masjid is situated in Old Delhi. Its construction was started in 1644 and completed by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. Made of red sandstone and marble, this gorgeous mosque is also called Masjid-I-Jahanuma, meaning the mosque commanding the view of the world.

Very poorly maintained. Even though I am from a different faith, I felt bad for the state it is in. Surrounded by filthy streets and beggars. No lighting in the premises other than the mosque itself in the nights. Women are not allowed to visit after 5 PM. Even the entrance was filthy.

Well, pretty expensive (300) for that what you can see. I guess it must be phenomenal when you can experience a prayer. But without it's just a huge court.

I went to Delhi for the interview, so when my interview was done ✔️ so I had a lot of time to take my flight to udaipur, so I decided to visit Jama Masjid. The place is truly beautiful as the Mughal famous for their architectural design ❤️ I prayed inside the Gumbad of Jama Masjid. Love the place, and I hope I'll visit again if Allah will give me the chance 😊

What beautiful architecture. Really good architecture. Even though the streets are congested, but that is the beauty of jama masjid. The food stalls nearby are heavenly. One of the best Street food places to visit in entire India.

Went there on a Sunday at around 0900. Could not enter because they allow entry at 1100 don't know the reason. There are different gates, gate 1 opens first. Gate 2 is near by the metro station and gate 3 is mainly for diplomats and VIPs. For the less privileged it opens after 1200. Way from metro to gate 2 is very crowded, the roads on other sides are wide and was that busy in the morning. Road to various eateries start from gate 1. There is a parking lot in front of gate 3. Don't know normal people are allowed to park there.

Yeah it's good place where you can spend your time with your family, a big and magnificent building looks very attractive even in night, little bit crowded but I think you'll like it