DelhiThe most precious jewel in the crown of India

Delhi has witnessed the rise and fall of many empires, the creations of which are still standing tall in different parts of the city. These creations are today known as tourist attractions, which draw vacationers from all nooks and corners of the world. In addition to these attractions, tourists love to explore Old Delhi that presents rustic charm and offer some delectable non-vegetarian dishes to relish .

Being the capital of India, Delhi has all the facilities required to make the stay of globetrotters comfortable. Boasting wide-spread amusement parks, enchanting heritage sites, large shopping centers, lush green parks and swanky restaurants, this world-class city has something to offer to people from all walks of life.

Introduction

Main Attractions India Gate: This splendid structure was built in the memory of Indian and British soldiers who

sacrificed their lives fighting for the British Army during World War I. Under the arch, there is another memorial that was added after India got independence. The flame burns 24/7 here to remind of soldiers who lost their lives in India-Pakistan war fought in 1971

Red Fort: Built by Shah Jahan in 17th century, this magnificent fort was one of the main residences of Mughal Emperors. It attracts a huge number of people on Independence Day when the Prime Minister of India waves flag from its roof. The important structures of Red Fort are Drum House, Hall of Public Audiences, Pearl Mosque and White Marble Hall of Private Audiences

Jantar Mantar: It derives its names from Yantra (meaning instruments) and Mantra (meaning formulae). This observatory was constructed by Maharaja Jai Singh II to predict the movement of Sun, Moon, planets and other astronomical bodies. The main structures in Jantar Mantar are Samrat Yantra, Jayaprakash Yantra and Misra Yantra

Lotus Temple: Also known as Bahai Temple, this temple was constructed using pure whitemarble in the shape of lotus. The shrine is surrounded by nine pools of water and followersof any religion are welcomed to pray here

Humayun’s Tomb: The tomb was erected in 1565 AD and is known among people for its appealingMughal architecture. One of the main features of this architectural marvel is Char Bagh that is divided into four squares by pavements and sprawls over more than 30-acre of land

Qutub Minar: This soaring structure was built by Qutab-ud-din Aibak after successfully defeatingthe last Hindu kingdom of Delhi. Around 73 meters high, Qutub Minar has five storeys , each of which features a projecting balcony. It is one of the finest historical monuments of India that isVisited by thousands of national and international travelers

Gurudwara Bangla Sahib: One of the most revered Indian shrines for Sikhs, Gurudwara BanglaSahib is the ideal place to calm your perturbed mind. Its domes and interiors are made of gold,which spellbind all visitors. This shrine features a lake, whose water is known to cure many internalProblems.

Weekend Getaways from Delhi

Jaipur: The Pink City, Jaipur is the best travel destination for vacationers looking to explorethe splendid structures built in the bygone era. This largest city of Rajasthan houses HawaMahal, Nahargarh Fort, Amer Fort and Birla Mandir, among other places of tourist interest

Lansdowne: One of the excellent weekend getaways from Delhi NCR region, Lansdowne neverfails to capture the senses of visitors with its scenic beauty. Dotted with tall trees and coveredby grasslands, the place is a heaven for those seeking respite from their hectic city lifestyle

Dehradun: This charming hill station rests at the foothills of Himalayas, amidst two sacredrivers – the Ganges and the Yamuna. Situated just 243 km away from Delhi, Dehradun serves asthe perfect weekend getaway from the national capital

Chandigarh: With wonderful gardens, numerous attractions, modish restaurants and pleasantclimate, Chandigarh stands among the top weekend getaways from Delhi. The city is the common capital of Haryana and Punjab

Best Time to Visit

Though Delhi can be explored any time of the year, the best period to visit the city are:

October to March: It is the time when the weather is at its best in Delhi. Thus, these months are ideal to enjoy outdoor activities like sightseeing and cycling. The temperature goes a bit higher during December and January, but it is never an obstacle in experiencing the culture and marvel at the tourist sites in Delhi

Prominent Markets in Delhi

Connaught Place: Here, you can dine in modern eateries, shop for branded clothes and enjoy a stroll in the central park. Alphabetically divided into blocks, this place is one of the most cheerful shopping centers in Delhi

Khan Market: This U-shaped small market is listed among Delhi’s best. From branded clothes tobooks and handicrafts to Ayurvedic medicines, you will find almost the things you want to buy

Chandni Chowk: Oozing rusting charm, Chandni Chowk is one of the busiest markets in Delhi. Mainly famous for bridal clothes, the market also serves the requirements of electronic goods.While being here, do not miss the chance to enjoy spicy street food

Sarojini Nagar: This market is famed for its cheap designer clothes. With number of shops and stalls thronging this market, there will hardly be any chance that you will not find an apparelyou are looking for. In addition to designer clothes, you can also buy a range of fashion accessories from this market

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