This will Let You Indulge In the Nostalgia of the city.

This attraction in Delhi is pretty much overlooked and is often passed by people without being noticing. Satpula Bridge is located in the posh locale of Saket is a medieval structure. It is an ancient water harvesting weir. It served to provide water for irrigation and also as a restraint against enemy forces. You will find peace here, away from the South Delhi scenes. Satpula or seven bridges was erected in 1343 AD by Sultan Muhammad Bin Tughlaq of Tughlaq Dynasty over a Yamuna River fed stream. You can see the seven arches aligned with water tunnels placed below although they have been long damaged. This two-storey high structure hosts a soothing and green area, perfect to relax and see a completely different side of Delhi.  There are seven main openings along with two minor ones.

One of the many hidden treasures of this city it's a must visit if you want to explore the city with a totally non-mainstream perspective. Take a day off or go during the weekends and indulge yourself in the nostalgia of the city we all love.