Delhi is dotted with Mughal-era architecture. Have you ever wondered what the monuments looked like before the Mughals arrived Join a heritage walk on February 11 at the Lodhi Gardens to know about the pre-Mughal era architecture. The Lodhi Gardens in Delhi is not only a landscaped city garden but also encloses within itself some rare gems of Indian architectural heritage. It is one of the fewplaces that still contains monuments from the pre-Mughal era. There is a tomb dedicated to Mohammed Shah, the last of the Sayyid dynasty rulers, and another to Sikander Lodi, father of Ibrahim Lodi (the ruler who was defeated by Babur to establish the Mughal dynasty in India). Other 15th century monuments include the Bada Gumbad and mosque, Shisha Gumbadand others.