Serene and quiet. Monument surrounded by green lawns. One of lost monuments of Delhi & hence not garner much importance. It's in vicinity of Lodhi Colony.

This park was earlier known aa Char Bagh, as the park is divided into four square shaped portions with the tomb of Najaf Khan and his daughter Fatima at the centre. The park lies bet to Karbala (i.e. B K Dutt Colony) and Lodhi Colony on one side and Safdarjang flyover and airport on the other side. Well maintained by NDMC, this park is quite popular amongst local residents.

Quite an underrated monument located in the heart of the city. Najaf Khan was the commander of the Mughal army during the reign of Shah Alam II. An adventurer of Safavid lineage, he could have restored the Mughal glory. However, he died young and the emperor built this dome-less mausoleum in his memory.

If you are tired of Khanna and meherchand market in lodhi colony , this is where you come to relax .The tomb of Mirza Najaf Khan Korai Baloch.Its more so a huge garden with the final resting place of prince in the center. Garden has been maintained well though the outter structure is in ruins. There is no entry fee . However,the place closes by 5ish. Nearest metro station INA / jor bagh. Since not many people are aware of the place you will usually find handful visitors here.

This place is close to Lodhi Road Railway Station and Safdarjung Airport flyover. It is an archaeological place. You will find a lot of peace and solitude here. Due to less people knowing, not much crowd comes here. There is a big green park inside it, which is being maintained very well by our gardener. I have also shared a lot of 360 pictures.

Open to the public and easily accessible by people with reduced mobility, this mausoleum and park complex is tucked away almost at the borders of Lodhi Estate. Mirza Najaf Khan was a Persian noble who became the last great Mughal General. He had fought bravely for Mir Qasim, the last Nawab of Bengal and then helped Emperor Shah Alam come back to the throne of Delhi. His mausoleum was never finished due to paucity of funds and he lies buried here along with his devoted daughter.

Najaf khan tomb is situated near safdarjung area. It has a good place for outing and picnic sort of thing. Here anyone can enjoy greenery and peace.

Nice area to chill....walk and spend quality time

This place is very clean and Spacious. Najaf Khan was Commander - in - chief during the rein of Shah Alam II. He was Persian. This place is located in the Residential area of B.K.Dutt Colony. The best way to get here is through Yellow Line Metro. Nearest Metro Station is Jor Bagh. You can come here with Family and friends. You can sit and chill out. See my photos to get the overall view.

Good place to spend some quality time with your family. Lots of fruit trees and amla trees. You can enjoy with your kids and show and teach them about them.

Not much to see really. The tomb complex is locked so you can only see the walled boundary of the tomb enclosure. The surrounding sprawling lawns are nice though, and popular with the locals.

Very beautiful garden . This garden makes me feel like I am back in the goody old times when there used to be greenery everywhere. The best part about this garden is that it is so neat and clean more than any other garden. I will surely keep visiting this garden in my free time.

An Underrated & A Must Visit Place.Beautifully Planned.

Nothing much to see here. Expect people who come here to soak in the sunlight during the noon time. Well maintained garden adds up to this place.

Very ideallic setting...it's a small tomb of late Mughal era.... different in design and look...surrounded by a little orchard, it's not crowded...no fee for enterance too...the place could use better maintenance though...

It's a good place but not too big

Najaf Khan Tomb in Lodhi Estate, Delhi at the first glimpse of its gate looks ruined, but in real - it wasn’t completed as per the plan, majorly due to the paucity of funds during those times. Mirza Najaf Khan’s devoted daughter Fatima wanted to create the tomb in memory of her father who served the Mughals for a long period of his life. The tomb complex gives a hint of Persian Char Bagh design, a popular concept in the Mughal-era tombs. It’s now utilised as a Public Park for morning and evening walks by localites. Nearest metro is Jorbagh on Yellow Line metro if you plan to visit it.

Peaceful place, great to have sun bath during winters🔥😍❤️

When I visited the tomb of Najaf Khan last month I could not determine whether this was just a platform or the tomb itself. This mausoleum stands in the center of a large garden enclosed with a gateway now in ruins.It consists of a raised platform originally veneered with sandstone, with two inscribed marble cenotaphs, on its top, traces of which can be seen. One belongs to Najaf Khan and the other to his daughter Fatima. The real graves are located in one of the two chambers in the core of the platform. an enclosure wall covers the whole complex. Najaf Khan was related to the Safvi kings of Persia and came with his sister to the court of Muhamad Shah in 1719 and later entered the services of Shah Alam. I visited the tomb on my bike but the nearest station on the Delhi Metro is JorBagh on the yellow line, then either walk for 10 minutes or take an auto for INR 20 to reach the tomb. Entry to this monument is free. ♿ Accessibility Features: Yes=Ramp access. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Entrance. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Restroom/Toilet. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Seating. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Parking.

Najaf Khan was buried in this mausoleum that he had planned for himself. It is near Safdarjung tomb ,Lodhi colony railway station and Lodhi garden. Fees-0 Timing- Till evening 7Pm