Ashokan Edict and cupules in East of Kailash, New Delhi
Ashokan Edict and cupules in East of Kailash, New Delhi
Date - 18-01-2026 Location - Archaeological Walk Topic - Ashokan Edict and cupules in East of Kailash, New Delhi Walk leader - Shalaish and Tejveer Time - 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Step into Delhi’s ancient past with a guided Archaeological Walk exploring the Ashokan Edict and prehistoric cupules in East of Kailash, New Delhi. This two-hour immersive walk offers participants a rare opportunity to engage with early inscriptions and rock art that reveal layers of India’s cultural and historical evolution.
Led by experienced walk leaders Shalaish and Tejveer, the walk will delve into the historical context of Emperor Ashoka’s inscriptions, the significance of cupules as one of the earliest forms of human expression, and the archaeological importance of this lesser-known heritage site. Participants will gain insights into ancient communication, belief systems, and landscape use, making this a thoughtful and enriching morning experience.
Ideal for history enthusiasts, archaeology students, heritage walkers, educators, photographers, and anyone curious about Delhi’s hidden past.
Getting There
By Car: Drive to East of Kailash; exact meeting point details will be shared upon registration.
By Public Transport: Nearest metro stations and local transport options are easily available.
By Walking/Bike: If you live nearby, enjoy a short walk or ride to the site.
Inclusions
Naturalist fees
Small refreshment
Weather Conditions
January mornings in Delhi are cool and pleasant, with temperatures ranging between 10°C and 18°C. We recommend warm, layered clothing and comfortable walking shoes.
Event Highlights
Expert-led archaeological walk focusing on Ashokan Edicts and prehistoric cupules
Insights into Mauryan history, early inscriptions, and ancient rock art
Understanding the cultural and archaeological significance of East of Kailash
Opportunities for observation, discussion, photography, and note-taking
A calm, informative, and intellectually engaging morning walk