Review of Delhi by Soumita Ghosh

This structure is about 240 meters tall, with five storeys. The staircase within the monument moves upwards in a spiral manner. However, access to the top is restricted owing to safety concerns. The (Read More)entrance fee is Rs.30 for Indian Citizens and Rs.500 for foreigners. Once you are inside the Qutub complex, you will need to walk a lot to cover all the structures within, so make sure to wear comfortable footwear. ATM vestibules are available nearby so you can buy trinkets from the hawkers nearby, or eat at the several restaurants like the Indian Accent, Wasabi, Bukhara and the Hauz Khas Social. You can visit to the nearby places of attractions like the famous Delhi Haat, Khan Market, Hauz Khas Village, and the Lodi Gardens.