Speaking Stones of Delhi
Delhi has been a capital for thousands of years, and its stones remember all of it. These eleven stories take you from the Pandavas' Indraprastha to Shah Jahan's new city, and from Sufi riverbanks to the busiest Gurudwaras in the city.
Gurudwara Majnu ka Tilla
Where Guru Nanak Dev Ji met a Sufi ferryman
Bhool Bhulaiyan, Mehrauli
A tomb built for a traitor, easy to enter and hard to leave
Yogmaya Temple, Mehrauli
The Shaktipeeth of Lord Krishna's sister
Gurudwara Bangla Sahib
The child Guru, the queen's test and the healing well
Shri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir, Chandni Chowk
A temple opposite the Red Fort, allowed by Aurangzeb
Kilkari Bhairon Nath Temple
The 5,000-year-old temple where whiskey is prasad
Neeli Chhatri Wala Mandir
The temple Yudhishthir built, moved by the Mughals and the British
Nigam Bodh: Delhi's oldest holy place
Where Brahma remembered the Vedas
Delhi ki Famous Chaat
How an emperor's doctors gave Delhi its favourite snack
The Iron Pillar, Qutb Minar
Iron that has stood in the open for centuries and never rusted
Places in Delhi visited by Lord Krishna
A Janmashtami walk through Krishna's Delhi