Delhi is known as the capital city of India and it is known for its rich culture and a modern lifestyle. The old vibrant charm of historic monuments and buildings makes it one of the best places to visit in Delhi. The best time to visit Delhi is during the winter months starting from October till March where you can explore the city and enjoy outdoor activities. You can book your Delhi Tour packages through the website of Chetram Holidays
Red Fort
Red Fort is a landmark which is known to be one of the most popular landmarks in Delhi. It was constructed of red sandstone where most of the emperors of the Mughal resided. The fort has great halls, serene gardens and gorgeous arches which depict the great architectural design of Mughals, inside the fort. There are museums in the fort also that show weapons, artifacts, paintings, and royal items of various historical periods. The evening light and sound show on the Red Fort is also one of the most interesting events that the visitor might have while visiting the fort. The fort is great to take a walk around and imagine what life must have been like in this royal complex hundreds of years ago.
Qutub Minar
Qutub Minar is a UNESCO world heritage site and the tallest brick minar in the world. It is located within the Qutub complex, which comprises ancient tombs, mosques as well as carvings on stones. Inscriptions and balconies of various levels are elaborated in the tower, which depicts the high standards of production at that period. Tourists enjoy looking around the pillars and buildings, which are exquisitely constructed including Islamic and Hindu effects. Another attraction that is of interest in the complex is the Iron Pillar that is never rusted. Qutub Minar is particularly gorgeous in early morning or late afternoon when the sunlight falls on the sandstone in soft, golden tones.
India Gate
India Gate is a war memorial which was erected to commemorate Indian soldiers who had died in the course of World War I. The building is high at the center of the city with lawns around it where people can relax, stand, and have picnics. A flame called the Amar Jawan Jyoti is an eternal tribute to the soldiers who died in the service of the country. India Gate is very beautiful at night when illuminated giving a serene and nationalistic effect. It is a popular destination among families, tourists and photographers. It is an ideal place to have an evening because of the wide open space and the cool breeze.
Humayun's Tomb
The Tomb of Humayun is quite a fine specimen of Mughal architecture and is usually regarded as a precursor of Taj Mahal. It is constructed using red sandstone and white marble and has symmetrical gardens (Persian charbagh) around it. The tomb complex has some smaller monuments all characterized by elaborate designs. Tourists like strolling along the walkways and sitting by the fountains and admire the serene environs. The environment within the complex is relaxing and cool and is an excellent way out of the hustle and bustle on the streets in Delhi. The historical relevance and symmetrical beauty of the Humayun Tomb make it an inevitable tourist place of architecture and history lovers.
Lotus Temple
The Lotus Temple is famous due to its unique lotus-shaped outlook and peaceful atmosphere. It is a Baha'i House of Worship where everyone regardless of their religion and backgrounds can visit to meditate or just enjoy the serene ambience. The building is constructed using white marble and green lawns and ponds surround the building which makes it even more beautiful. No idols or rituals are inside the temple and this is just silence that helps the visitors to relax and reflect. Numerous individuals visit here to sit and read, or pray in their own manner. The serenity of the location renders it an inexpensive recreational spot by individuals in need of tranquility in the midst of the hectic city.
Akshardham Temple
Akshardham Temple is a large and most splendid temple in Delhi. It exhibits the traditional Indian architecture, fine carvings and lovely sculptures. Gardens, fountains, and water bodies also surround the main temple making it more interesting. Cultural exhibitions, boat, and evening musical fountains are also available to visitors. The Indian history and mythological stories are involved in the carvings in the interior of the temple. Due to the inability to take photos indoors, individuals have a chance to immerse themselves in the architecture and cosy environment without distractions. Akshardham is an ideal location when one is interested in Indian culture and spirituality.
Chandni Chowk
Chandni Chawk is the oldest and the busiest market in Delhi. It is renowned due to its tight streets, street food, ancient stores, and colourful environment. Tourists visit this place to experience local food such as parathas, jalebis and chaat. Other products popular in the market include jewellery, fabrics, wedding clothing, and traditional products. A stroll down Chandni Chowk will provide a first-hand experience of the culture and the life of Old Delhi. Close by, you can go to Jama Masjid, take a rickshaw ride or walk down small lanes with concealed stores. Chandni Chowk is a great destination that every market and food lover cannot afford to miss thanks to its vibrant atmosphere and rich culture.
Lodhi Garden
Lodhi Garden is a serene green park in the midst of the city. It boasts of ancient tombs, broad walks and well- trimmed lawns. Most of the individuals visit here to go on a morning walk, practice yoga, photography or to have a breath of fresh air. The Lodhi period which has historical monuments in the garden adds the same beauty and character to the landscape. It is a relaxing place as there is no traffic and noise, as well as birds, trees, and open spaces. One seeks to exercise, enjoy a peaceful picnic or just have a nice walk. Lodhi garden provides a good escape after the hectic pace in Delhi.
National Museum
The National Museum is among the biggest museums in India and would take you on a tour back in the history of thousands of years. It holds holdings of ancient sculpture, paintings, jewellery, coins, manuscripts and decorative art. Tourists will have an opportunity to learn about various civilizations such as Harappan history, Buddhist artifacts, and the tribal culture through the various galleries. The jewellery and textile collection is one of the most interesting ones as it displays the beauty of Indian work. The museum is a perfect place to be when a person is willing to learn more about the heritage of India. There is so much to visit that people can spend several hours in the galleries.
