A beautiful palace in the centre of the market. There can be two reasons why this place have been built: 1. This building provide transit accommodation to the large number of pilgrims from middle east countries who came to visit the many muslim shrines in Delhi. 2. This building was built as a retreat for the emperors, Akbar Shah II and Bahadur Shah II and their families, during the summer months, away from the heat and dust of Delhi. Now we will leave to you to finalise.

Not as beautiful as shown in the online pics. Quiet small palace but have a garden area in which locals will be found sitting and playing

(Translated by Google) Ghum aaye fir btayege 😀 (Original) Ghum aaye fir btayege 😀

Nice restaurant !

Beautiful place to visit

Beautiful temple

There is no tickets for visiting , monument was good

Enticing a heavy influx of tourists each day, Jahaz Mahal in Delhi is the real definition of extraordinary beauty. Situated in New Delhi’s Mehrauli area, this excellent monument features amazing engineering and outstanding architecture. Constructed during the reign of the Lodi dynasty, Jahaz Mahal manifests minute detailing and delicate Islamic art.

Not well kept.

Abandoned place

historical place

Wonderful

(Translated by Google) Not recommended this place .. Bhut Kharab palce h aur ko kuch jaada hi (Original) Not recommended this place.. Bhut Kharab palce h aur ko kuch jaada hi

Nice place

Its Unique example of an Old Heritage but its facing the negligence of Local Government and Authoritoes

Love it

Nice

I love to spend my time with friends and party over there

a huge historic place good for the history and resarch lovers

(Translated by Google) News (Original) Kabar

Not a tourist spot

Jahaz Mahal is atleast one time watch and very nice

Wonderful place. Must visit for everyone

As last

Very good

Jahaz mahal is the most beautiful place to visit in the Mandav fort. It is an unique structure for a Mahal. The Mahal/palace has many different parts to visit like Hindola mahal, Kapoor Talab and Hindu bavadi. The most interesting place is the open theater, the guide did sing a song for us to demonstrate the acoustic design of it and it was mind blowing. We were able to listen to him even at very low pitch. The most royal aspect of the architecture is the pool on the terrace facing two water bodies on each side of the palace. It takes 3 to 4 hours to cover all places of interests in the palace. carry a back pack with plenty of water as there is lot to cover on foot inside the Mahal.

Ridiculous.. very disappointed.. how many pics are showing on Google are very different..

Aeroplane Palace is another masterpiece of architectural design, and strength. The world wants to be here.

The place is in a very crowded location... But yes has a lot of historic significance but hasn't been upto the mark like the other monuments are... The government has to look into this and has to promote tourism

Was good, but Closed and a guard is always inside no one can visit inside. The way to their is very narrow and always traffic occurs. And not safe place as people their play cards, badboys around there and a fight also occurred when I visited, one man hit another on head and his head was full of blood

Govt should take care of this place. This sort of places provide great experience for people who love to learn Indian history.

Don't go there, it's a waste of time and money. I found out about this place through google and google photos had very pretty images of the lake and the fort but in reality the lake was a huge pile of sewage. Also, the roads around this place are very small and crowded which makes it even worse.

Jahaz Mahal (in Urdu language ‘Jahaz’ means "Ship" and ‘Mahal’ means "Palace", the "Ship Palace"), is located next to Hauz-i-Shamsi in Mehrauli, Delhi on its northeastern corner. It was so named, since its reflection (illusion) in the surrounding reservoir looked like a ship floating on a lake. It is inferred to have been built during the Lodi dynasty period (1452–1526) as a pleasure resort, Sarai or an inn. One reason for building the Jahaj Mahal retreat was to provide transit accommodation as a Sarai or (inn) to the large number of pilgrims from Afghanistan, Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Morocco and Turkey who came to Delhi to visit the many Muslim shrines. Another version is that it was built as a retreat for the emperors, Akbar Shah II and Bahadur Shah II and their families, during the summer months, away from the heat and dust of Delhi. Its construction is dated between 1451 AD and 1526 AD, before Babar's invasion and the beginning of Mughal rule in Delhi.

This place is 10 min walking distance from chattarpur metro station within mehrauli market. You can hire a auto or can easily go by walking through a very rush market. Also you can enjoy the mahal visit as well as market of mehrauli too.

Worst place to visit totally time waste, nothing is there to see

(Translated by Google) Ggu (Original) Ggu

Abandoned and not worth going .. the govt must keep the structures intact.

Good place

It's a good education point

Building not properly in condition.

Excellent place

Nice one

Good

Ancient monument, every year "fool walo ki sair ' light & sound play played by state goverment to united hindu muslim ekta and same day at night quawali program perform by quawal

Small place and dirty

(Translated by Google) Mughalo ka koi mahal hoga .. (Original) Mughalo ka koi mahal hoga..

Great

historical place