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— HUMAYUN'S TOMB —

Tickets & Timings

Current Ticket Prices (2026)

Indian/SAARC/BIMSTEC Citizens

 35

Foreign Tourists

₹ 550

Children (under 15)

Entry free

  • Bring a valid ID (passport for foreign nationals), and keep your entry ticket accessible throughout your visit

  • Large bags and food items are prohibited, and while cloakrooms may be available, it’s best to travel light.


Opening Hours

All days of the week, 06:30 AM – 09:00 PM


Night visit: The Humayun's Tomb complex, Sunder Nursery, and Humayun Site Museum are open until 9:00 PM with an "evening" ticket.


Online Ticket Booking

  1. Visit ASI’s official portal

  2. Select Delhi -> Humayun's Tomb from the monument list

  3. Choose a visit date and time

  4. Specify:

    • Origin and country (for foreigners)

    • Name, age, and gender

    • Phone number and email

    • Passport details

  5. Pay via UPI/Credit Card/Debit Card

  6. Receive your digital ticket via email


Here's a quick video tutorial for reference:



Caution: Be wary of unofficial websites and apps claiming to sell tickets for Humayun's Tomb or other monuments.



Common Questions

Yes, the Ticket Center is situated near the entrance at Sabz Burj Circle.

ASI tickets are generally non-refundable, so choose your slot carefully.

No. The complex is large but easy to navigate, and you don't necessarily need a human guide. Download an audio guide instead and explore at your own pace.

Humayun’s Tomb is not an active religious site but modest and respectful clothing is still encouraged. Opt for light cotton attire during Delhi’s hot months and a jacket or shawl for winter mornings. Comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended, as the complex is large and includes uneven stone paths and grassy walkways. Keep sunglasses, sunscreen, or an umbrella, as there’s limited shade in the garden areas.

  • Clean restrooms

  • Water stations

  • Wheelchair accessibility

Paid parking is available near the Subz Burj circle. An alternative is the Sunder Nursery parking, about 500 meters down Bharat Scouts & Guides Marg.

There are no food or drink vendors inside the Humayun’s Tomb complex, and eating is not allowed within the monument area. Instead, you can find restaurants in Sunder Nursery and at the Museum in the adjacent complex.


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