#WalksOfDelhi: Sign Up For Some Dark Tales from Jamali Kamali Mosque

If you're someone who gets spooked easily, this walk is not for you. HarperCollins & LBB are curating a special walk for a few select users in Delhi and it's about to get sinister.

The mausoleums of the sixteenth-century Sufi saints Jamali and Kamali, located within Mehrauli Archaeological Park is a popular site for history buffs. Nevertheless they also ranks among the most haunted places in Delhi. Those who visit the site often report that they could hear strange voices which called out to them from the mazaar inside the central dome of the mausoleum. People also complain of an invisible gaze following their movements. We suggest you don't turn around at this point!

We will take you on a unique journey interspersed with spooky stories from the past and give it a HarperCollins twist.

HarperCollins is coming out with a brand new paperback this Diwali titled Darkness, which is a collection of short stories by Ratnakar Matkari, meticulously translated by Vikrant Pande. The stories range from a boy who can predict the exact date a person will die to a ghost who can’t stop reliving his suicide over and over again!

To earn a copy of this epic book, you have to show us your mettle (provided you make it to the end)! All you have to do is Register for this walk oragnized by the folks at Karavan. Our team will get in touch with you to confirm your participation.

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