Baba Lehri Nath Chowk in Chhawla, Delhi, serves as a significant local landmark and junction within this semi-urban pocket of South West Delhi. Named after the revered saint Baba Lehri Nath, the chowk holds cultural and spiritual importance for residents. The area around the chowk is a blend of traditional village charm and developing urban character, with small businesses, local eateries, and residential colonies coexisting side by side. Its proximity to Chhawla village, Najafgarh, and Dwarka sectors makes it an important connector for daily commuters. Over the past few years, gradual infrastructure improvements — including better road surfaces and growing access to public transport — have made Baba Lehri Nath Chowk a more active and accessible neighborhood hub.