Delhi,
Capital of India, is rightfully known as the prologue of Indian historical
journey. This 3000 years old state is known for its cultural diversity and
great historical connections. Here you can see a fine fusion of modern and
traditional lifestyle. You will find almost every ethnicity, customs; faiths
rub shoulders with each other. For the celebrations celebrated by the
different genre of people, Delhi wore the new attire of a newly wedded bride
through out the year. If you are on your India trip, then we strongly
recommend you to visit this educational, political and administrative
powerhouse of India.
This treasure-trove has a wide range wonders in store for you that include
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Major Travel Attractions in Delhi
Delhi remains to be a hub of travellers all the year round. They come here
to visit the historical, religious and political places. The list of tourist
attractions in Delhi is quite long. Some of the most visited attractions are
as follows.
» Rashtrapati Bhawan : Rashtrapati Bhawan has 340
rooms and an area of about 330 acres. This place cost a whopping £12,
53,000. A masterpiece of symmetry, silhouette, colour and harmony, this
architectural brilliance will impress you like anything.
» India Gate : This The 42 mts high, standing arch
was built by the British as a tribute to Indian soldiers who become martyr
in World War I. It was designed by Luytens and built in 19111. 'Amar Jawan
Jyoti', an eternal blaze was lit here to tribute the Amar Jawan.
» Qutab Minar : Built by Qutb-ud-din Aybak, the
Qutab Minar is located at a small village called Mehrauli. It is of 72.5
meters tall. It signifies the beginning of the Muslim rule in India.
» Red Fort : Lal Quila or Red Fort was constructed
by Shahjahan in the 17th century. It is a superb example of the Mughal
architectural brilliance. The beautiful interiors of the fort, including
intricate carvings, keep reminding the new age citizens about Mogul
influences.
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Lotus Temple : Built by the Bahai community, this famous temple is looks
like a lotus. Situated in South Delhi, its eye catching structure allures
tourist from every corner of the globe. Among the newly built attractions,
Bahai Temple is a great example of modern architectural genius. .
» Delhi Haat or Dilli Haat : Delhi Haat which is
popularly called Dilli Haat is a place which has been developed by the
Tourist Dept. of Delhi. It has been created to enhance the craftsmanship of
our country. Located at Shri Aurobindo Marg, opposite INA market, New Delhi;
this place is a transformed version of the conventional weekly souk. It
offers a delightful amalgam of craft, food and cultural activities.
Apart from these you also can visit Raj Ghat, Jantar mantar, The Rail
Museum, Chandani Chowk, Jama Masjid etc.
How to Reach Delhi
Being the capital city of India and well connected, Delhi can be reached
from all key destinations of India. The Indira Gandhi International Airport
is one of the busiest in the country and has a number of international
airlines operating. Major railway station in the city are New Delhi Railway
Station and Old Delhi Railway Station. Hazrat Nizamuudin Railway Station
also connects to some famous destinations across India.
Accomoadation options at Delhi
Delhi, as the capital of India attracts a huge number of tourists. Keeping
in mind the needs of the leisure and business travelers, Delhi has created a
wide range of accommodation options. Pick your accommodation according to
your requirement.
