A calm place. No things to spend more times at there. Just a one time visit thing for me.

Khusk-i-Shikar (hunting lodge) built by Firuz Shah Tughlaq in the 14th Century, perhaps used as an observatory too. There's a stepwell next to it, now known as Pir Ghaib, refers to an islamic saint who occupied the ruins & one day just vanished.

Front part of the monument is in ruins. Stairs are there to climp up to first floor. People come here on thursdays to light up lamps and there is a Baba who claims to ward off the evil spirits with all his mantras and a peacock feather broom.

This structure belongs to Tughlaq Era. built by Firoz Shah Tughlaq as a hunting ground Today it is no less than a haunted place.

I admitted my mother to Bada Hindu Rao Hospital's icu due to her heart related problem. While going around the place, I discovered this historical ruin of the 14th century. Whenever, I felt sad, I spent some time with myself. I felt healed.

Historical monument built during the reign of Firoz Shah Tughlaq.

Peer Ghaib is a monument from Tughlaq's period which was used as hunting lodge but now it is looked at as a haunted place. This building is within the campus of Bara Hindu Rao Medical College and Hospital. This Bara Hindu Rao was being used by the Britishers as their army HQ., during first freedom struggle. Peer Ghaib got its name because of a Muslim saint who had occupied this deserted dilapidated 2-storey structure before his eventual death. However, one day he was not seen in his usual place and no one could find him either dead or alive. So, this Kushak-a-Shikar i.e. hunting lodge got a new name Peer Ghaib (literally meaning Peer vanished. When we visited there, the main entry gate was open but all stairs leading to upper floor were either locked or permanently blocked. Still, enterprising youths can easily cross the hurdle by jumping over it. It is an ASI protected monument and construction of it is attributed to Firoz Shah Tughlaq.

Hi ... I m adv jai kumar.... I really believe on this historic place because since my childhood period.. This is not a haunted place . It is worship place ... I really spent and play with my childhood friend in this park and area... . So there is no any fear. We just enjoyed a lot... Jai peer baba ki...

One of the important monument but very poorly managed by govt..

Good place

Pir Ghaib is related to a saint who got disappear inside this monument. It is controversial but some says it was built in Tughlaq period. Though the building is in ruined conditions, many visitors comes here to see its spooky mystery. Part of the Northern ridge its one of the places you should not miss being a history enthusiast.

Amazing , peaceful and miraculous place.

A good place to visit

The outer stairs are difficult to climb, not for children or old age people, though the inner stairs are accessible to all. The view is okay. Some part of Kamla Nehru Ridge is visible.

This place seems a worship place. People / devotees visit this place on Thursday for prayers etc.

The view of North Delhi is Amazing from roof of peer gayab.

Pretty small space, although very interesting if you can climb to the upper parts of the building. :)

The medieval period monument is decently maintained. Getting here could be an issue as Buses and Metro don't come here. You, either, get off the e-rickshaw near St Stephens College (board from Vishwavidyalaya Station) or the back side of Bara Hindu Rao Hospital (board from GTB Nagar Station) OR take an auto rickshaw.

Having spent 2 years in hindurao hospital during residency, we used to pass through it daily during lunch break or while going to mess. Beautiful structure

THESE TYPES OF HISTORICAL PLACES SHOULD BE VERY CAREFULLY PROTECTED BY GOVERNMENT

🌹PIR BABA KI JAI🌹🙏 I am one of the local resident and also lucky enough to be born here and grown up . People believe in HIM and the miracles they experienced. This is true true and true that BABA is true 🌹🙏.

This structure belongs to Tughlaq Era. Awesome place.