Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal

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New Delhi, India

Historical place· Tourist attraction

Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal Reviews | Rating 3.8 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal is located in New Delhi, India on Central Ridge Reserve Forest. Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal is rated 3.8 out of 5 in the category historical place in India.

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Central Ridge Reserve Forest

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Good for kids

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Mahi Thakur

A small fort with remains of the place. Not a good idea to see as it is ignored by govt as well as tourists.. No facilities, no cleanliness on the road sides. Have something spooky environment. We felt cutting of trees n people talking behind the remains of fort. However there was no one. Some one threw stones. Not safe for girls. Even the caretaker will also give you a strange n spooky expressions as nobody comes to visit this place. No person is allowed to enter inside that place. Not even in day time.

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Tushar Suradkar

The Bhooli Bhatiyari ka Mahal is a haunted mansion in the middle of a dense forest on the north-west border of Delhi. Today the remains of this royal mansion & courtyard are seen. When I visited this place yesterday it was a sunny afternoon but the place seemed dark being surrounded by dense forest and since barely any visitors throng there, it was a deserted place. The tour guide and the security person both were not in uniform and stared at me with a strange feeling in their eyes. Soon two girls arrived there wearing completely black dresses and sat down right in front of the entrance and did not talk to each other. I realized that this is a spooky place and proceeded to walk around the mansion. There was dense jungle on all sides with eerie silence interrupted by an odd Owl making sound occasionally.

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kashif najam

Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal is labeled as one of the spooky places in Delhi but I don't find any ghosts here in two visits of this place. Yes the place is deserted, silent which give some eerie feeling and make you believe some coincidences as ghostly experience. Like the one we felt which looks a coincidence if I think more about it. But if govt develop this place more the footfall their will increase.

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mallika chatterjee

Bhulu bhatiyari Mahal is closed,you can't go inside. It's forested from all the sides like Sanjay Van. We didn't get the eerie feeling , though we went at 2pm. It's good for nature's walk only.

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Harsh Devavanshi

Location is only good. Before going at there keep in mind this place is not safe especially for girls. very quite environment, and palace is closed for good. you are not allowed to enter. all you can do is to go to the adjacent park and enjoy the peace. This structure is claimed to be the foremost haunted place in Delhi. There are no metal gates to be locked. The only thing that guards this massive structure may be a note written at the doorway , which tells people to not come near this place after sunset. I had an unofficial chat with one among the govt. employees related to this place. He told me that no watchman deployed by govt survived his job for quite 2-3 days. He added, “I don’t believe in all this, but there is something suspicious & scary here”. Bhooli Bhatiyari (or Bhuli Bhatiyari ka Mahal) is a Hunting Lodge built by Feroz Shah Tughlaq in the 14th century. It has its resemblance with another of Feroz Tughlaq’s structure, ‘Malcha Mahal’. The structure is entered by an enormous rubble masonry gate, which takes you to alittle zone. Another doorway with corbelled arches welcomes you to the large open square courtyard. On sides, we've rooms, employed by people that stayed here during the season . Towards the north, it has a semi-circular structure accessed through a plight of stairs. On one corner, we have a modern toilet, which was built by Delhi Tourism in the hope to promote this place. But it lies deserted as no govt guard was ready to come near this place. We can imagine, that the hunters back in Tughlaq days could have seen the whole ridge from this mini-fortress.