A walk through Lodhi Garden in Delhi is a leisurely stroll through a historical and natural oasis than a strenuous hike.

Key landmarks one will encounter on this walk include:  

• Muhammad Shah Sayyid's Tomb: The oldest monument in the garden, built in 1444 and featuring an octagonal design.

• Bara Gumbad Complex: A large dome (believed to be a gateway) next to an impressive three-domed mosque and a courtyard.

• Shish Gumbad ("Glazed Dome"): Known for the remnants of blue tiles and containing unnamed tombs.

• Sikandar Lodi's Tomb: A walled enclosure surrounding the tomb of the Lodi dynasty ruler.

• Athpula (Eight-Piered) Bridge: A picturesque 16th-century stone bridge spanning the artificial lake, dating back to the Mughal era.

In addition to the historical monuments, the walk features beautiful landscaped areas like the Rose Garden, Bonsai Garden, and a lily pond, offering a tranquil environment for nature and bird-watching.

The terrain is generally flat, with well-maintained walking paths and minimal elevation gain. It is suitable for walkers of all skills levels. A full loop or comprehensive walk to cover the main monuments is generally around 1.5 to 2 kilometeres (0.9 to 1.3 miles)