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Walk with me | Ep. 02 - Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi, India | Razia Sultan, Jama Masjid.. | Turkman Gate
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- Опубликовано: 22 дек 2022
- Old Delhi, Delhi, India | 2022: We start the video in the Turkman Gate neighborhood of Old Delhi, within the city of Delhi. While Turkman Gate location sits within the Mughal city of Shahjahanabad built under the rule of Shahjahan, some of its predates Shahjahanabad. Turkman gate represents a curious mishmash of the different dynasties that ruled Delhi from the 1200s to the 1600s - namely the Mamluks (Razia Sultan), the Tughlaqs (Firoz Shah Tughlaq), and the Mughals.
We start exploring this area with the tomb of probably the earliest female ruler of Delhi, Razia Sultan.
The tomb sits in a very cramped and unusual location for this once powerful empress who ruled Delhi for 3-4 years in the 1200s. There is a curious story to how the tomb came to be here in a part of Delhi that was mostly barren at the time of her rule of the city which was mostly limited to the Qutub and surrounding areas of Delhi.
After bidding adieu to Razia (and her sister Sazia lying right next to her according to some historians), we walk the lanes of Turkman Gate to then reach a Tughlaq era mosque that was built under the rule of Feroz Shah Tughlaq. This mosque was built in the 1300s and is surrounded from all sides by rows of houses and narrow lanes.
After spending some quite and peaceful minutes at this mosque we walk out and start heading towards one of the biggest and most famous mosques of India, Jama Masjid. After a quick tea break we head into the Jama Masjid and spend a good amount of time exploring this mosque that was built under the mughal ruler Shahjahan in the mid 1600s. The video ends just as we are heading out of the east exit of Jama Masjid that faces the equally if not more famous Red Fort and the mostly ignored river Yamuna just beyond the fort.
I personaly love these delhi walks ..keep it up
Thank you so much!
Your appreciation makes it totally worth the effort. I am glad you are liking these walks.
@@awalkwithmeee keep exploring india
:) For sure
Google location please
@dr.artistic1985 So….Google is a bit unreliable in the area. Ideally…you should get off at Chawri Bazaar metro station and walk south east on the Sitaram Bazar road. Take help from the locals as you walk.
Still…let me share a Google link for reference below - maps.app.goo.gl/7EHrN4XHNUggtEKPA?g_st=ic
TABIYAT khush hogyi.
God bless you.
Thank you so much :)
Aapki comment dekh kar bahot laga. Happy to know that you enjoyed watching my video.
Loving these walks, loving your oratory skills and voice. Thank you! ❤
Thank you so much Khushboo! ❤️ Just trying my best and trying to get better.
Thanks for watching and leaving this beautiful comment.
Gosh! Beautiful...you captured it all and so well. In my opinion, this is your best work/video on RUclips till date. Be it the camera angles, depth in commentary, thorough details of each place. Everything is just awesome, keep it up! 👍👏🙌
Omg. Thank you for your beautiful positive feedback here and for calling this my best work yet. I am happy and humbled :) 🤗
The city of my ancestors. Love from Pakistan. Sukkur Sindh.
Thank you so much, Mobeen :)
Love from India.
Again Thank youuuuuuuuu so much for sharing with us buddy . Wonderful wonderful walking journey of old Delhi . 👍
Thank you so much again for watching :)
Very good explanation bro.Thanks
Thanks a lot, Dilshad ji :)
What a fabulous video! 🤩
Thank you, Life of Loki :)
Nice
Thank you :)
beautiful 🌺🌺
Thank you so much, Mary! :)
I've been watching all your videos, and I just wanted to say how much I appreciate your work! Your walks through the streets of Delhi bring back so many beautiful childhood memories for me.
Your dedication to capturing the essence of Delhi is truly commendable. Even if it feels like your work isn't getting the appreciation it deserves right now, know that you are creating a valuable video diary that will be cherished for years to come.
I am so thankful that I discovered your channel and look forward to every new video you post.
Wish you had an Instagram account. Keep up the amazing work, and I wish your channel all the success-it deserves to blow up!!!
Thanks again for this sweet and inspiring comment! :) And thanks for watching so many of my videos. This makes me excited to walk more and make more of such videos.
I make these videos because I truly enjoy my walks and enjoy the whole creative process of bringing these walks to life in the videos. This is what keeps me going and keeps me wanting to get better.
I know my subscribers aren’t growing as much as one would like haha…but that’s okay. I am enjoying doing this and will keep getting better hopefully :)
As for Instagram…you are right that I don’t really have an active insta for this. Using RUclips shorts for now. But maybe at some point I will get the insta working as well. But wow…thanks again for all your love here. Happy exploring!
@@awalkwithmeee 🙌🏼
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Thank you! :)
That makes me happy happy!
This was intriguing and moving. Both the mosques were so beautiful in their own ways.
Thank you for your great feedback on my video. Makes me feel happy and fulfilled.
Hey! Loved it. Fun exploring these areas with you. All the best!
Great to hear that. Thank you so much :)
Hi, So nice to see Old Delhi. My Grand Father use to Own Dozens of Properties in this neighborhood. Most famous one was Razia Begum ki Haveli near Hoz Kazi. If you have any pictures of it I will appreciate. I live in NY City.
Wow. You do have a deep connection to Old Delhi then. I did spend a good amount of time exploring Razia Sultan’s Tomb which is in the video. But I think I did not explore Razia’s Haveli yet.
And cool. NYC is a nice city to be in. I quite love that city too.
So much like walled city of lahore
Wow. Thanks for sharing that. This is so interesting :)
I think someone else also said something similar on one of my Old Delhi videos.
Bhaiyo,"Turkman Gate",LOL😂😂😂
This is KALI MATA TEMPLE
Oh…interesting. At what time point in the video you mean? :)
Yes…what time is it? Maybe I missed it too.