I visited Lado Sarai for the first time to take a look at the few historical structures still standing there. While the structures are small and few, they are interesting to visit for various reasons. There are a couple of nameless tombs, one mosque and a dargah just outside the village. All three structures within Lado Sarai village are from the Lodhi era (15th c.) . The first tomb is located near the Mehrauli-Badarpur road on the outskirts of the village, and has a small park around it. On the outside it has some glazed tile-work visible, and has been well restored inside. In fact it’s worth visiting just to see the stunning interiors of this small tomb.

. The second tomb is well within the village and encroached upon on three sides. Or three and a half sides! It is larger than the first tomb, and what little can be seen of the exterior is well detailed.

. The mosque has also been encroached upon on two sides, and its high platform is inaccessible since the stairs leading up to the mosque no longer exist.

. Dargah of Sheikh Haidar, a 14th c. disciple of Nizamuddin, located outside Lado Sarai along the Mehruali-Badarpur road.