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| Delhi |
Delhi is the capital city and the political centre of India. A journey through this metropolitan city is a fascinating and rewarding experience.
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| Chandni Chowk (Delhi) |
Also known as the moonlit square, Chandni Chowk, is located in the the main street of Old Delhi. It is the largest bazar in Northern India.
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| Red Fort (Delhi) |
The Red Fort was built, in red sandstone, by empror Shah Jahan.
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| Jumma Masjid (Delhi) |
Jumma Masjid or Friday Mozque, built by Shah Jahan, is the largest mosque in India.
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| Jantar Mantar (Delhi) |
This is a huge sun dial. The instruments at Jantar Mantar are fascinating for their novel approach.
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| Humayun’s Tomb (Delhi) |
Just 2 kms to the south of Purana Qila lies the Humayun's Tomb. It was raised by his widow Haji Begum in the 16th century.
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| Raj Ghat (Delhi) |
Raj Ghat, the last resting place of the "Father of Nation".
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| Bahai-Lotus Temple (Delhi) |
Lotus Temple is the result of the Bahai faith. Built in the shape of lotus flower, this temple can be seen from several points in South Delhi.
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| Safdarjang's Tombs (Delhi) |
Safdarjung's tomb is a garden tomb with double storeyed towers in the corner.
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| Lodhi's Tomb (Delhi) |
Located in the midst of the popular Lodhi Gardens, the Lodhi's Tomb is said to have been built by rulers of two dynasties.
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| Parliament House (Delhi) |
The seat of the Indian legislative power, this marvellous piece of architecture can be admired only from outside.
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| Rashtrapati Bhavan (Delhi) |
Rashtrapati Bhavan is the official residence of the President of India.
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| Mughal Gardens (Delhi) |
The lawns filled with roses, is the place where the President hosts tea parties, in the Rashtrapati Bhavan.
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| India Gate (Delhi) |
India Gate, originally named All India War Memoria, was designed by Lutyens in honour the brave soldiers who died for the nation.
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| Connaught Place (Delhi) |
C.P or Connaught Place was built in a circular format. It is the most popular shopping centre in Delhi.
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| Birla Mandir (Delhi) |
Birla Mandir, also known as the Laxminarayana Temple was built by industralist Raja Baldev Birla.
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| Pragati Maidan (Delhi) |
The venue of the annual India International Trade Fair where thousands of businessmen and visitors come from all over the world.
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| Dilli Haat (Delhi) |
Dilli Haat, located opposite the INA Market is the result of the combined effort of the New Delhi Municipal Council and the Tourism Dept. to create opportunities to rural artisans.
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| Nehru Planeterium & Museum (Delhi) |
This elegant colonial building, once the official residence of the British, has now been converted into a musuem.
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| Purana Quila (Delhi) |
Purana Qila is believed to have been built on the remains of Indraprastha, the capital city of the Pandavas.
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| National Gallery of Art and other's (Delhi) |
Built by the Maharaja of Jaipur, the National Gallery is located in the Jaipur House near India Gate. It has around 4,000 paintings of modern artists, including graphics and sculptures. It has a huge collection of art and literature and journal on art and culture and painting of Indian and Colonial artists. It also houses a library which can be used by museum.
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| Doll Museum (Delhi) |
Doll Museum was established by K. Shankar Pillai, a political cartoonist. The museum has one of the largest collections of costume dolls throught the world.
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| Rail Museum (Delhi) |
Set amidst a sprawling park, this museum is a must see, not just for train buffs but for everyone.
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| Chattarpur Mandir (Delhi) |
| Chattarpur Mandir is an old temple dedicated to Goddess Durga. The beautiful temple complex is situated in Mehraulli. br>Go Top |
| Sacred Heart Cathederal (Delhi) |
Sacred Heart Cathederal is the biggest church in Delhi. Christians from all over the country visit the church.
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| Mahavir Statue (Delhi) |
Mahavir Statue is a newly constructed statue of Lord Mahavira, on a hilltop in the Mehraulli region of the city.
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| Bangla Sahib Gurudwara (Delhi) |
Located along the Baba Khadag Singh Marg, Bangla Sahib is the biggest gurudwara in Delhi.
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| Delhi Zoo (Delhi) |
Spread over an area of about 214 acrea, the Delhi Zoo is situated close to the Purana Quila. It is home to several animals including the white tiger, giraffes, african elephant etc.
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| Santushti Complex (Delhi) |
A unique shopping experience, the ambience, with carefully planned little cottages sets the tone for shops within.
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| ISKCON (Delhi) |
Located on the Hari Krishna Hill, the ISKCON Temple is situated on the east of Kailash. The temple has beautiful paintings of Radha, Krishan and several other Gods and Goddesses.
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| Indira Gandhi Memorial (Delhi) |
The museum has a large collection of photographs on Indira Gandhi's life.
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| Qutab Minar (Delhi) |
One of the most popular tourist attractions, Qutab minar ( 72.5 meters) is the highest Stone tower in India. It was raised by Qutbuddin as a victory tower in, 1199.
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| Nizamuddin Tomb (Delhi) |
Nizamuddin Tomb is dedicated to the memory of Sufi saint Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya. Thousands of devotees from across the world visit here regularly.
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| Tomb of Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq (Delhi) |
Located 8 kms to the east Qutab Complex is the tomb of Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq. The fort is partially in ruins, but still worth a visit. A well preserved tomb which lies south of the fort is a fine example of Tughlaq architecture.
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| Karol Bagh (Delhi) |
Karol Bagh is the most extensive jewellery market in Delhi. Located in the heart of the city, it is situated just 2 kms from the New Delhi Railway Station.
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| Pahar Ganj (Delhi) |
Pahar Ganj is situated very close to New Delhi railway station. The area is flooded with budget hotels and guest houses.
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| Patel Nagar (Delhi) |
Patel Nagar is a residential area. It has a number of 1 and 2 star hotels and restaurants.
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| Rajender Nagar (Delhi) |
Rajender Nagar is residential area. And has a few 1 and 2 star hotels.
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| Chanakyapuri (Delhi) |
Chanakyapuri area has a number of embassies, collages, parks, theatres and eating joints.
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| Kamla Nagar (Delhi) |
Situated near the North Delhi University, Kamla Nagar is a very busy market for clothes shops.
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| I.T.O (Delhi) |
I.T.O has mainly all Government offices. The area has huge buildings with a number of people working there.
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| Nizamuddin (Delhi) |
Approximately 2 kms south of the Purana Qila, lies Nizamuddin. It is home to several big and small monuments.
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| Rajouri Garden (Delhi) |
Rajouri Garden is in West Delhi, and has West Delhi's biggest cloth market with residential area and eating joints.
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| Khan Market (Delhi) |
Khan market is very upmarket. It has a few clothes shops and a few good grocery and fruit and vegetable stores. It caters to mostely foreign clietns and embassies.
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| International Airport (Delhi) |
International Airport is close to close to Raddison Hotel.
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| Vasant Vihar (Delhi) |
Vasant Vihar is a very posh area of Delhi. A number of embassies and a few renowned schools of Delhi are situated here.
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| Daryaganj (Delhi) |
One of the oldest part of Old Delhi, Daryaganj is situated near the Red Fort and the Chandni Chowk market.
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| Green Park (Delhi) |
Located in South Delhi, Green Park is one of the exclusive residential areas of Delhi. Situated near the Dear Park, the area boasts of a great market place and a large number of popular eating joints.
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| New Friends Colony (Delhi) |
Located in the South Delhi area, the New Friends Colony is a very posh area. It has some of the city's best eating joints and the famous Escorts Heart Institute.
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| Pitampura (Delhi) |
Pitampura is West Delhi's commercial as well as residential area. Recently a few shopping malls have opened here.
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| Greater Kailash (Delhi) |
Greater Kailash is a very posh area. It features some of the most exclusive shops in Delhi.
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| Lajpat Nagar (Delhi) |
Situated in South Delhi, the Lajpath Nagar Market is a veryt popular economic market.There are several shops catering to all types of household requirements i.e. Home furnishing, Clothes, Electronic items etc at affordable prices.
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| Lodhi Road (Delhi) |
On the Lodhi Road is the famous Lodhi Gardens and the Muhammad Shah's Tomb. In the evening one can see a lot of children visiting the park.
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| National Museum (Delhi) |
The National Museum has a remarkable collection of Indian art and culture.
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| Vasant Kunj (Delhi) |
Vasant Kunj is located in South Delhi and is close to the International Airport. The area has a number of good educational institutions.
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| Kairali Ayurvedic Health Resorts (Delhi) |
"Ayurveda" means the 'Science of Life'. It is an ancient system of Indian medicine and has been in use for centuries. It has sound and unchanging fundamental principles, which modern sciences throught the world have recognised.
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| Sis Ganj Gurudwara (Delhi) |
Gurdwara Sis Ganj, a Sikh pilgrimage, was built on the land where the Mughals in 1675 AD. martyred the Sikh Guru Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur.
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| Rajokri (Delhi) |
Rajokri is on the Delhi Haryana border. The place has farm houses and agricultural land.
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| South Extension (Delhi) |
The most posh market-place, promising an international shopping experience situated on the ring road in the South of Delhi.
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| Sundernagar Market (Delhi) |
Sundernagar Market is a fine place to shop for antiques and silver jewellery. The well - appointed stores keep a choice selection, especially of silver jewellery from Ladakh, semi- precious stones, some textiles and brass, copper and silver object d'art.
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| Hauz Khas Village (Delhi) |
An excellent place to shop & eat . It is a shoppers paradise for handicrafts, furniture, clothes etc.
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