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Delhi Travel

City Information
Describing the walled city of Delhi is a discovery in its own right. Traveling in Delhi is exhilarating experience. Be it food, the markets, the performing arts, music, literature, dance, entertainment - the city rules the hearts of everyone. Known for its warmth and extravagance, it accommodates everyone in its way of life.

A melting pot of various cultures and traditions, this capital city is dotted with various archaeological marvels. Being one of the oldest existing cities in the world, Delhi has seen the ups and downs in the history and evolved as a microcosm of global India.
Major Tourist Attractions

A center of power, Delhi brings together two different worlds. Here only one can experience the real India beyond its sprawling bazaars & alleys and its globalization through skyscraper malls, pacy metro or representation of Indian Democracy through Parliament House, the city is truly a heart of India.

Major Tourist Locations
Red Fort
Known famously as Lal Quila, Red Fort is brilliant red sandstone marvel built by Shah Jahan. But the monument notably is known as a symbol of Indian Independence. Every year the fort witnesses Independence Day celebrations with flag hoisting ceremony.

India Gate
The 42 meters high, stone memorial arch known as India Gate was designed by Edwin Lutyens. It is a prominent landmark in Delhi commemorating the martyrdom of 90,000 Indian soldiers who died in World War I.

Rashtrapati Bhawan
Through Rajpath, one can explore the majesty of Rashtrapati Bhavan, the presidential residence. Close to President House, domed Indian Parliament is the centre of Indian Central Government. Spread over an area of 330 acres, this complex consists of 340 rooms. The Mughal Gardens are a treat for the eyes and are open to the public during one month between February and March.

Jantar Mantar
This observatory within Connaught Place was built in 1724 by Maharaja Jai Singh II. This masonry aimed at compilation of astronomical tables along with prediction of movement of sun, moon and planets coming under the discipline of astrology.

Rajghat
He Ram! These were the last two words of Mahatma Gandhi. At Rajghat, there is a black marble platform marking the place where the father of the nation was cremated on 31st January, 1948. To pay respect to the preacher of non-violence, the site is specially a part of various dignitaries’ tour to India.

Jama Masjid
Built in 1656, Jama Masjid, the largest Indian mosque forms the part of old Delhi. Every Friday thousands of devotees gather at Jama Masjid and offer rhythmic prayers (namaz) to Allah.

Qutub Minar
The world’s tallest brick minaret, Qutab Minar represents the magnificence of Slave Dynasty. Built in 1199, this complex also houses the thousands years old Ashokan Iron Pillar.

Chandni Chowk
Foodies delight - Chandni Chowk is one of the oldest and busiest markets in central north Delhi. Famous for Delhi’s spicy chaat, stuffed parathas and non vegetarian delicacies, Chandni Chowk offers glimpses of Old Delhi.

Best time to visit - October to March

How to reach there
By Air - Being the capital city of India, Indira Gandhi International Airport at Delhi is equipped with modern facilities, making it stand at par with the best airports in the world. It is linked with Airport Expressway Metro Line.

By Train - With three railway stations, namely - New Delhi Railway Station, Delhi Junction - Old Delhi, Hazrat Nizamuddin; Delhi is connected to almost all major cities in India.

By Road - Forming the base destination for Golden Triangle Tour, Delhi is a driver delight with excellent highway network offering accessibility to all major cities in the north, east and central India.

Excursions
Uttaranchal
Located in Lower Himalayas, Uttaranchal forms the base for weekend trips from Delhi due to its proximity. The state is home to various hill stations like Mussoorie, Nainital, Pauri, Dehradun, Landsowne, Dhanaulti and many more. It also serves as a host diverse wildlife at Jim Corbett National Park. Haridwar and Rishikesh form the spiritual circuit close to Delhi. Located on the banks of River Ganges, Haridwar is point where the river descends the hills and steps on to the North Indian plains. Rishikesh is known more for yoga and naturopathy treatments in the lap of nature. Also, the town marks the entry to the Gateway to the Himalayas. Famous Char Dham Yatra also begins from Rishikesh. The Valley of Flowers is also located in Uttaranchal

Himachal Pradesh
“Abode of snow” - Himachal Pradesh is basically home to many hill stations offering calm, peace and relaxation. Famous among them are Shimla, Manali, Dharmsala, Kullu, Dalhousie, Mandi, Bilaspur which can be reached through a roadside journey, airways as well as trains. Heaven for adventure lovers, the state hosts lucrative options including trekking, camping, paragliding, etc. Several sacred shrines of goddesses along with the Indian home of Dalai Lama form a part of Himachal.

Rajasthan
A part of Thar Desert can be explored from Delhi through a trip to Rajasthan. The Royalty of Maharaja culture, the majesty of forts, the vibrant attires, the laid-back charm of lakes, camel safaris, an appointment with tiger and much more can be experienced throughout Rajasthan. Famous cities are Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Ajmer, Udaipur, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Mount Abu, Pushkar and many more.

Madhya Pradesh
The central mainland of Madhya Pradesh is easily connected to Delhi on Road. Famous for its forts, temples, marble deposits, tiger reserves, rock paintings and tribal culture, the state has so much to offer. Known destinations include Khajuraho, Kanha, Pench, Sanchi, Bhimbetka, Bandhavgarh and many more…

Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh looms the cultural heritage of India with the grandeur of ‘The Taj Mahal’ and Varanasi, the oldest continuing city in the world. On the one hand, Lucknow is famous for its enriched values, cuisines & Nawabs; and on the other, it is the land of Buddha with destinations like Sarnath, Kushinagar and Kapilvastu.

Nearest Cities
Agra (184 km), Chandigarh (235 km), Shimla (270 km), Gwalior (294 km), Bikaner (460 km), Dharmsala (580 km), Jaipur (241 km), Khajuraho (623 km), Amritsar (447 km)

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