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Malcha Forest Mysterious Walk

Writer: Fakir
Fakir
Feb 14, 2021
2 min read

It an official address of one of the preserved forest areas in Delhi, a city where people are always looking for parking space for their vehicles and most of them might not be aware or ignorant of this forest area breathing in the middle of Delhi named as Malcha forest which is also famous for its Malcha mahal which is being exploited by many you-tubers for its haunted status.


The forest does not have any official basic facility for humans like water, washroom or even a seat to sit, it could be a memorable walk if someone visits here without any assumptions about the forest, one might not be able to guess that he is standing in Delhi city if he directly reach in the middle of this forest.


Forest serves as a official habitat for monkeys who have acquired almost every corner and center of this jungle due to lack of birth control measures but they never mind any interference by humans may be due to some mutual respect, it also serves as a source of free and fresh wood that could be used to cook food and bonfire in chilly winters of Delhi and also the foreign nationals from chanakyapuri embassies who comes here to jog in groups and are always disciplined to stay in groups and say hi to all who stares at them, most of the visitors here are interested in haunted stories of malcha mahal which is nothing but a small 14th century leftover place that can be restored into a beautiful tourist attraction, but there are other two gems in this metro forest, one is ISRO-Delhi Earth station where entry is strictly denied due to official reasons and the second hidden gem is Darga Sarif which is full of sound of silence and a perfect place to find solitude, you can also take blessings like other visitors who keep coming full day looking for solutions to urban life problems and challenges and it is the only place where you can find a drinking water tap which is necessary for survival,


Avoid the solitude walk here after sunset as you might meet those jackals who are freely roaming in daytime avoiding any human contact and be ready to mingle with Delhi traffic the moment you come out of this forest.









 
 
 

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