Hijron Ka Khanqah
Tourist Attraction
Hijron Ka Khanqah
Hijron Ka Khanqah is a historical Sufi complex located in Mehrauli, South Delhi. Built in the 15th century during the Lodi dynasty, it serves as a spiritual retreat and cemetery for the Hijra community (eunuchs).
The name "Hijron Ka Khanqah" translates to "spiritual retreat for eunuchs," and the complex includes a mosque and several tombs.
The complex is maintained by the Hijras of Turkman Gate, who have taken care of it for over a century. The serene atmosphere and the historical significance of the site make it a unique and peaceful place to visit. On festive occasions, the Hijra community visits the site to distribute food to the poor.
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