Humayun Tomb

Delhi is an interesting city to trace back the Mughal history and study its vestiges. On a given day, you can club a visit to the Humayun’s Tomb with Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Purana Qila, Safdarjung Tomb, Chandni Chowk, Fatehpuri Masjid and explore the tenets of Mughal glory in the capital. Humayun’s Tomb Timings Humayun’s Tomb visiting hours are between sunrise and sunset. Humayun’s Tomb Address Mathura Road, Opposite Nizamuddin Dargah, New Delhi - 110013 Humayun’s Tomb Opening Days Humayun’s Tomb is open on all days of the week. How to Reach Humayun’s Tomb Humayun’s Tomb is part of a tony South Delhi neighbourhood with great metro rail and bus connectivity. You can easily find your way here from your hotel in Delhi. Nearest metro station to Humayun’s Tomb: JLN Stadium on the Purple Line is the closest metro station to the Humayun’s Tomb, being only 2 kilometres away. You can either hail an auto-rickshaw or walk it on a fair weather day. The next nearest is the Jorbagh metro station on the Yellow Line, which is about 5 kilometres from Humayun’s Tomb. Hail a radio taxi or an auto-rickshaw, and you will be there in a neat 15 minutes. Nearest Bus Stand to Humayun’s Tomb: Buses operated by Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) ply through the city with stops at strategic points. For your ride to Humayun’s Tomb, you can either take bus number 447 (Bhalswa JJ Colony - Nehru Place Terminal), or bus no 966B (Nizamuddin Railway Station - Sultanpuri Terminal). Both these buses stop at Delhi Public School, which is a quick 5-minute walk to the Humayun’s Tomb. Your next closest alternatives are bus no. 19 (E Block Jahangirpuri - Nizamuddin Railway Station), ML-77 (New Delhi Metro Station - Chittaranjan Park), bus no 166 (BH Block Shalimar Bagh - Nizamuddin Railway Station), bus no 181 (Nizamuddin Railway Station - Jahangirpuri E Block). All these buses stop at the Nizamuddin Police Station which is about 900 metres from Humayun’s Tomb. #guidebook #guidebookindia #india