Located in South Delhi, the Hauz special complex is a collection area of many buildings. Inside the complex there are interesting attractions such as a mausoleum, an Islamic hostel, a mosque, a trunk and a large gathering around the rural surroundings of medieval history. Hauz Alauddin was a part of the second medieval city of Siri in Khilji dynasty.
It is currently located near a Deer Park and Safdarjung Development Zone and due to its easy access to road and rail routes, it is a very interesting tourist attraction. At the same time, there are many shops for girls in the vicinity of Hauz Khas, which are known for selling beautiful Indian ethnic dresses.
Hauz Khas or 'Shahi Kund' - Hauz special word means 'Shahi Kund'. This seri is a water tank located in the city, which was dug in the time of the rule of Allauddin Khilji to meet the city and the water needs of the fort. However, over time it dried up and it was not used for a long time, but recently it has been revived and the Kund and its surrounding area are beautifully decorated and ready to run and stroll with Sundar Park has been done.
The institution was set up in 1352 AD and was a leading educational institute of Delhi Sultanate at that time - seminary or Islamic hostel. It was also recognized as being the world's largest and well-equipped seminary.
Tomb of Firoz Shah - The tomb of Firoz Shah, third ruler of the Tughlaq dynasty located in Hauz Khas Complex, is another major attraction. This important structure built between 1352 and 1354 by the Indian-Islamic architectural system has historical importance. Firoz Shah, his son and his grandson's graves are inside this structure.
Deer Park - Located near the Kund at the entrance of the premises, it is a new-new park developed for visitors. Spotted deer, guinea pig, rabbit and peacock can be seen in this beautiful green park, which is well cared for. The tourism department organizes a visual-audio show every evening, describing the history of Hauz Khas. This campus is open for visitors daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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