Places To Visit In Delhi
1. Red Fort
Built by Shah Jahan, red fort is an epitome of brilliant Mughal architecture. Architect Ustad Ahmad Lahauri designed it, well it took a long 8 years and 10 months to complete this magnificent fort. People from all over the world mesmerise this red sandstone marvel of Mughal era.
2. India Gate
Widely known as the memorial to more than 70,000 Indian soldiers at a time of British colonial rule, who died in the First World War and the third Anglo-Afghan war. It is also called as All-India War Memorial.
3. Purana Quila
One of the most captivating forts in Delhi, Purana Qila (Old Fort) is imbibed with so many tales since centuries. A perfect spot to be explored by history enthusiastic, a place has lots to discover one can get information from the archaeological museum as well inside the fort premises.
4. Humayun’s Tomb
One of the most important and impressive architectures established by the last Mughal emperor Humayun, this tomb testify the craftsmanship of Mughal architects, as well as the Persian design and style. One can site Humayun’s Tomb near the Nizamuddin region of East Delhi.
5. Tughlaqabad Fort
Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq built a typical structure of the Tughlaq Dynasty, is an extensive establishment now located in the outskirts of Delhi. This structure resides the unseen, unheard and unrevealed tales, of that era.
6. Agrasen Ki Boali
Agrasen ki Baoli, also known as “Ugrasen ki Baori” is quite a contemporary structure that has gradually become a tourist attraction as well, the designing is quite old built by Agrawal community, but it depicts the modern architecture quite well too.
7. Qutub Minar
A 73 metres, UNESCO world heritage site, which is also world’s tallest rubble masonry minaret. Surrounded with ancient and medieval monuments in Qutub complex this minaret is built by Qutab-ud-din Aibak.
8. Jantar Mantar
Jantar Mantar is a modern time observatory depicts the perfect amalgamation of science and creativity.’Samrat Yantra and “Mishra Yantra” are the two major attractions to spot in this place.
9. Lotus Temple
Lotus Temple is an undoubtedly an architectural marvel famous for its unique lotus structure. Well the culture followed here is peculiar in its own way; also this temple has won several awards and recognition for its style of building and the beauty.
10. Nizamuddin Dargah
Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah (mausoleum) is the Dargah, of one of the world’s most prominent Sufi saints Nizamuddin Auliya, which is built by Muhammad Bin Tughlaq of the Tughlaq Dynasty.
11. Akshardham Mandir
“Divine abode of God” what a sacred meaning hides behind Akshardham. Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple, recorded in Guinness Book of World Records.
12. Jama Masjid
Jama Masjid, an austere grandeur is one of the oldest architecture that reflects the royalty of Mughal Era. No wonder the structure is undoubtedly going to impress you at its first glimpse.
13. Laxmi Narayan Mandir
Commonly known as Birla Mandir too, his temple was built in 1939 by Birla family in Delhi dedicated to Shiva, Krishna and Buddha. This is the first temple of this group later on many temples were built in different places by Birla Group.
14. Kalkaji Mandir
A famous and revered shrine of Delhi is all engulfed around the famous shrines such as Lotus Temple and ISKCON Temple. Well, the whole area is called as Kalkaji its name is derived from the temple itself.
15. Gurudwara Bangla Sahib
Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, a perfect spot for every person, the peace this place offers is hard to describe in words. As traditionally practised, Langar ( Prashad) is prepared and served 24*7 here. This gurudwara includes a large holy pond, temple, kitchen and a school inside it.
16. Iskcon Temple
Iskcon Temple, is well renowned as Vaishnav temple of Krishna and Radharani in the form of Radha Parthasarathi.Well, it is one of the beautiful and the largest temple complexes in Delhi.
17. Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum
Worth a visit! Earlier it was the house of former Prime-minister Mrs Indira Gandhi; now it’s converted into Museum.
18. Teen Murti Bhawan
A memorial built to pay tribute to Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s First Prime Minister. Earlier, Teen Murti House was his residence; it was converted into a museum after his death.
19. Raj Ghat
Surrounded with lush greenery and huge park, one can visit Raj Ghat to pay tribute to the father of the Nation. A simple black platform is the spot where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated after his assassination.
20. Connaught Place
CP !a short acronym for such a prominent Delhi’s business, entertainment, commercial, education and historical, hub. Located at a heart of Delhi, the outer and inner circle resides the whole world inside them.
21. Paharganj
Just being the neighbour of Central Delhi, and the one of the chaotic, busiest market of Delhi it has its own charm and way of pleasing tourist as well as for the localites.
22. Chandni Chowk
Moonlight Square of the bygone of the Mughal era and now, the most prominent shopping centre of Delhi. This market is divided into several small places which are famous for and unquestionably dedicated to selling specific things.
23. Khan Market
The aura of this market is splendid! Once you enter the area, you are going to love the vibrant feels, the market is full of quaint and costliest restaurants and lounges, cafes.
24. Sarojini Nagar Market
Sarojini Nagar, is a favourite spot for shopping among every age group. And why not? A place where you get plenty of things, in such an unexpectedly low price.
25. Mehrauli Archaeological Park
A park that resides historical marvel inside it is indeed a fantastic spot in Delhi one cannot miss to visit especially if you a history buff. Considered to be an offbeat p
26. Lodhi Garden
A heritage site in Delhi that is beautifully surrounded with serene lush green garden. Located at a posh Lodhi Colony, this place should be on top of the list to explore if you visit in Delhi.
27. Garden of Five Senses
A park sprawled across 20 acres of land, offers a plethora of activities for public interaction and exploring the alluring beauty of this unique garden. The place is quite near to the other major attractions of the city.
28. Lodhi Art Street
A perfect new spot for photography, people are crazy about this place especially youngsters. One can spot artistic creations in the whole street that create awareness with hidden social messages among visitors.
29. Hauz Khas Complex
For Hauz Khas, whatever we tell you isn’t enough! Hauz Khas is the perfect place to enjoy for everyone. For youngsters here, it’s favourite place to hang out on weekends.
30. Dilli Heart
A complex that offers indefinite options for shopping, food, and exploring the cultural activities all under one roof. Well, there are 3 Dilli Haats located at Pitampura, INA and Netaji Subhash Palace and all are uniquely designed in architecture, and an interesting hub to have fun in the city.
