In photos: The 90-year journey of Lodhi Garden

Lodhi Garden marks 90 years of being the soul of Delhi. A unique tapestry of historic architecture and vibrant daily life, it stands as a living bridge between the city’s storied past and its energetic present. (Source: Photo by Aanya Mehta )

A Garden Built Around History: Lodhi Garden isn’t just a park, it is home to 15th century monuments from the Sayyid and Lodi dynasties, including tombs and mosques that predate modern Delhi. (Source: Photo by Aanya Mehta )

From Lady Willingdon Park to Lodhi Garden: Originally developed during British rule and once known as Lady Willingdon Park, it was later renamed Lodhi Garden, reflecting its deep historical roots tied to the Lodhi dynasty. (Source: Photo by Aanya Mehta )

A 90-Year-Old Urban Oasis: In its present form, the garden has served Delhi for nearly nine decades, evolving into a central green refuge amid the city’s rapid urban growth. (Source: Photo by Aanya Mehta )

Where History Meets Everyday Life: From morning walkers and yoga enthusiasts to couples and solitude seekers, Lodhi Garden has become a daily retreat for thousands, seamlessly blending leisure with heritage. (Source: Photo by Aanya Mehta )

Cinematic and Cultural Landmark: Its scenic lawns and historic backdrops have appeared in films and pop culture, reinforcing its identity as not just a park, but a cultural icon of Delhi. (Source: Photo by Aanya Mehta )

A Symbol of Resilience and Continuity: Over decades, Lodhi Garden has adapted to changing times while preserving its monuments and ecological richness, remaining a rare space where history, nature, and community coexist. (Source: Photo by Aanya Mehta )