Surajkund 10th-Century Stepped Sun Amphitheater
📍 Surajkund Road, Lakewood City, Faridabad, Haryana 121009
Surajkund ('Lake of the Sun') is a remarkable semicircular stepped stone masonry reservoir built around the 10th century by King Suraj Pal of the Tomar dynasty. Shaped like an amphitheater to catch runoff from the Aravalli hills, its stepped tiers once led to an ancient Sun temple. Every February, it hosts the world-famous Surajkund International Crafts Mela.
Entry Fee
₹20 for Indians (Higher during Annual Crafts Mela)
Best Time
Daytime
Best Season
October to March (February for Crafts Mela)
Time Required
1–2 hours
How to reach
8 km from Tughlaqabad Metro Station on the Delhi-Faridabad border.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the entry fee for Surajkund 10th-Century Stepped Sun Amphitheater?
The entry fee for Surajkund 10th-Century Stepped Sun Amphitheater is ₹20 for Indians (Higher during Annual Crafts Mela).
What is the best time and season to visit Surajkund 10th-Century Stepped Sun Amphitheater?
The best season to visit is October to March (February for Crafts Mela), and the ideal time of day is morning or late afternoon.
How do I reach Surajkund 10th-Century Stepped Sun Amphitheater?
8 km from Tughlaqabad Metro Station on the Delhi-Faridabad border.
How much time is required to explore Surajkund 10th-Century Stepped Sun Amphitheater?
A typical visit to Surajkund 10th-Century Stepped Sun Amphitheater takes around 1 to 2 hours.