Secrets of Delhi's 700-year-old Malcha Mahal: Tughlaq legacy and royal tragedy
India TodayNestled in the Chanakyapuri area of New Delhi, Malcha Mahal stands as a historic structure steeped in mystery and royal legacy. Built in 1325 during the reign of Firoz Shah Tughlaq, this once-grand hunting lodge has transformed into a fascinating yet eerie symbol of Delhi's rich history, intertwined with the tragic tale of Begum Wilayat Mahal. THE ALLOTMENT OF MALCHA MAHAL On May 28, 1985, after years of public protests that garnered media attention, the Indian government granted Begum Wilayat and her children ownership of Malcha Mahal. On May 28, 1985, following years of public protests and media coverage, the Indian government granted Begum Wilayat and her children ownership of Malcha Mahal. Since Prince Ali Raza's death in 2017, Malcha Mahal has remained vacant, attracting visitors, tourists, journalists, and even ghost hunters drawn by curiosity and paranormal interest.
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