Malcha Mahal soon to be a part of Delhi’s tourist attractions

The government of Delhi is planning to add a new attraction to its tourist map and this time it is the 14th century Malcha Mahal. A Tughlaq-era hunting lodge, the palace is set along the Sardar Patel Marg in the central ridge. As of now, the government is renovating the heritage structure.

More about Malcha Mahal
The incredibly beautiful Malcha Mahal used to be the royal home of descendants of the Nawab of Awadh. But the palace was neglected after the death of the last royal member in 2017. Neither ASI nor the state government took the ownership of the palace. But now, the state government's archaeology department is trying to do the needful. The department is now planning to hire a consultant to carry out the restoration work.

The project will take a few years to complete after the work starts. As per official sources not many people know about this hidden gem in Delhi, and people are absolutely unaware of its historical importance.
So, to make people aware of the palace and its history, the state government is also planning to develop tourist-friendly activities. Because the plan is in its very initial stage, it’s too early to predict the activities.

FAQs

1. Malcha Mahal is also known as?
   Malcha Mahal is also known as Wilayat Mahal.
2. Who built the Malcha Mahal?
   Malcha Mahal was built by Firuz Shah Tughlaq, who ruled over the Sultanate of Delhi, in 1325.
3. Where is the palace locate?
   It's located in the Chanakyapuri region of New Delhi,