One of the hidden gems in this city that was an absolute delight to explore. Recommended route - head from West/North, switch on Google Maps and take the route it shows. You'll end up in a park eventually, cross the gate and keep walking towards the location. In the middle, there'll be a lake view point bridge, beaut point for photos. Move on outside, cross the fence and enter Satpula via the main gate. It's accessible to all and you can get great clicks from the bastion's top and the dam bridge itself.

Satpula is a remarkable ancient water harvesting dam or weir located about 800 m. east of the Khirki Masjid that is integral to the compound wall of the medieval fourth city of the Jahanpanah in Delhi, with its construction credited to the reign of Sultan Muhammad Shah Tughlaq (1325–1351) of the Tughlaq Dynasty.

Just a go to place. One time visit view is good.

A nice and clean park. It has multiple spaces to do yoga and running. They also have public gym in two places within the park. There is no dust in the air and has loads of grasses to walk bare foot also.

One of the historic place and it's kind of a hidden gem. Park is newly built and could be better if well maintained.

A nice park to enjoy a walk or jog. Recently that have cleaned it up so it's become better. It great to see people still playing गुल्ली डंडा here 🤗 👍 👍

A very big and beautiful park. It has a 1.2 km track for jogging. You can also find good fauna here like I spotted a family of mangoose. People bring their dogs here. All in all its a perfect place to make your morning and give it a refreshing start.

It's very nice because there so many things are around us 😹

Its a hidden monument, not much to see, but definitely one a can spend 30 mins to admire the 700 year old dam

This place is open for everyone, no ticket required. You can visit here anyday. It is old Dam which was used for irrigation, it has seven opening that's why it named as Sat - seven opening pula - pul/bridge.

Place is good. It's a historical place. There is a park attached it. Good place for photography and visiting.overall my experience was good.I highly recommended

One of the hidden gems in this city that was an absolute delight to explore. Recommended route - head from West/North, switch on Google Maps and take the route it shows. You'll end up in a park eventually, cross the gate and keep walking towards the location. In the middle, there'll be a lake view point bridge, beaut point for photos. Move on outside, cross the fence and enter Satpula via the main gate. It's accessible to all and you can get great clicks from the bastion's top and the dam bridge itself.

Nyc

It was an ok place but it was very crowded, I didn't have the courage to go on the fort as there were a lot of people there and we could not leave the bikes behind. The lake is nowhere to be found and people drink there, but it is a nice view

Dont know

Satpula is a remarkable ancient water harvesting dam or weir located about 800 m (2,625 ft) east of the Khirki Masjid that is integral to the compound wall of the medieval fourth city of the Jahanpanah in Delhi, with its construction credited to the reign of Sultan Muhammad Shah Tughlaq (Muhammad bin Tughluq) (1325–1351) of the Tughlaq Dynasty. The objective of building the weir was for providing water for irrigation and also, as a part of the city wall, to provide defense security to the city against attacking armies. Satpula is a usage in Hindi languages, which literally means "seven bridges".

Beautiful park with amazing views. Bit crowded but everyone is moving so you have your own space to move to sit and to enjoy nice peaceful time 👌

Good for walk

It's an awesome place for hangouts. And have very big playgrounds. For playing cricket,football etc

It has amazing vibe during morning only

Good place for visiting . It has a old castle in in where we can have a lot of good pictures 😌

Its a great park, should have park like this in delhi more.

Place is good. Cyclists can come in morning time. but maintenance is poor... Government should work for its beautification

Good

It's a historical place , could have been maintained...on top of that antisocial elements have made it really dirty, visiting there after sunset should be avoided... specially for women

(Translated by Google) A nice park with full anti social elements. Samack aur ganjhe walon ka adda ban gaya hai (Original) A nice park with full anti social elements. Samack aur ganjhe walon ka adda ban gaya hai

Beautiful Park for Morning walk.

All Good Really Enjoyed PARK

This place is good because you can take your furries for a walk however this place is also filled with goons, teenage boys taking joints, charas and ganja and very high, it definitely feels unsecured and annoying so please avoid this park after 7 30 pm. This park and many other parks are in same situation where all through day fearlessly PPL smoke weed..what is heart breaking is this is just 20 feet away from Saket city court and 50 feet from select City walk mall...and police hardly catch anybody..infact even if police visit they don't go little inside to catch these goons. Is delhi police waiting for an unfortunate event to happen is my question... police should come and catch these misdemeanor boys in casual clothes becouse if they come in police uniform these PPL run in advance..

😉😉

Nice view

Nice garden, I love to do sports there always

A very spacious and large park. Good for any time walk, open air gymnasium, slides, swings for children plus monuments.

This is a huge park. Mostly crowded with senior citizens, kids playing cricket and football, people bring their pets here for a walk. Good grass, planted with huge trees and also has Satpula Dam adjacent to it which is almost 700-800yrs old.

The Satpula is a notable ancient water storage dam located about 800 meters (2,625 ft) east of the Khirki Mosque, an integral part of the compound wall of the medieval fourth city of Jahanpanah in Delhi, attributed to Muhammad Shah of the Tughlaq dynasty of the Sultanate reign Tughlaq (Muhammad bin Tughlaq) (1325-1351).

Satpula literally means 'seven bridges' and is rightly named as it is built upon seven arches built by Muhammad Bin Tughlaq to tap the local stream feeding on river Yamuna, the stone masonry is distinct and the structure, well planned. Below the arches are the water tunnels which have been damaged. There is no way to go down to them unless you approach them from the grazing ground. On each end of the tunnels is a subsidiary opening. Two octagonal bastions stand at the ends of this two-storey high structure. #SatpulaBridge

Satpula is a historic structure located in Delhi, India. It's an ancient dam built during the reign of Sultan Muhammad bin Tughlaq in the 14th century. Here's a brief description: Satpula, also known as the 'Seven Arches Bridge,' is a remarkable historical monument in Delhi. This architectural marvel from the 14th century served as both a dam and a bridge during the reign of Sultan Muhammad bin Tughlaq. The structure features seven arched openings, providing a glimpse into the architectural prowess of that era. Satpula stands as a testament to Delhi's rich history and is a must-visit for history enthusiasts and architecture.

Park is decent but not maintained by DDA in now a days. There are sewage water owerflowing from the near Panchsheel Vihar flats and the animals are grooming here and there So some steps should be taken by the concern Govt. Department

A good park around this monument. At a walk-in distance from this, Saket select City walk is there where good time may be spent

Nice place to visit

Great place to fun around friends.

constant loveable place

Nice place

Satpula is historical place , which is converted in to park now . Satpula is actually satpula Dam which was built in mugal era in tuglak consititinicy . I found park is good but we'll maintained , this is become a place where most of people come for smoking and drinking .

One can get a good stretch to walk or to jog and will have to ignore people smoking joints.

Nice place

Safe for everyone

750 year old...plz visit once...

Place is full of junkies and drug addict ! Dont go

Good park for walking & jogging

Great

They are just there to warm the chair and dont want to help customer. Bloody such a rude behavior even I am in the customer care field but now I understand the difference between international and domestic.

Historic places in South Delhi surrounded by greenery.

Bestest park for running and joging

I go to this 0lace because it's nearbl my home...its a huge park however lot of cattle roaming around... Good patches of green ruined by cattle dung and stink.

Nice place

This is local out area, practically not a place for explorer or visitors.

Not good.Some pei

Not a place to go with your family

Very nice

Amazing nature beauty. I used to go there every week to feel the nature and our historic lives. It's an amazing place for photography also.

Fascinating little Tughlaq era structure that is unfortunately riddled with garbage. Still, it is quite a thing to behold and has interesting little passages and openings. Getting to the dam is not exactly straightforward as the main gate from the park is closed. You enter either from a half open gate from the main road or a slight trail along the boundary wall.