Delhi Tourism

Delhi is a heart of India which bearing the complication, the challenge, the magnificence and the enthusiasm. It is the capital where the history coexists with the current. Numerous empires ruled on or after here and the city is excellent in the structural design of its memorial.

Delhi Travel Tourism

Miscellaneous civilizing elements wrapped up into the every day life of the city have enhanced its nature. Travel around the city, seeing the all sights can be a mesmerizing and worthwhile incident or experience.

According to a number of authors, Delhi is not only a city but it is a complete book which describes the olden and golden period of India. This city has been pass through the pain of built, destroy, and rebuilt seven times.

At present heart of India are the place of organization and the monuments which put the picture and the tale of a long gone age stand there.
Delhi has a number of places, monuments, museums, temples, forts and botanical gardens etc to catch the enough attention of tourists.

This site provides you well organized and correct information about Delhi. Even Delhi is extremely wide area, and it is advisable by our site to take guide map, and prearranged sightsee, as the distance are time consuming.

Chandni Chowk: Located just reverse of red fort, some time ago it was lined through good looking fountains now due to packed full and over crowded because of one of the main market of Delhi.

Old Delhi: In former time it was the capital of many emperors also known as the City of Shahjahanabad. In the present day, Memories of the historical city are Kashmiri Gate, Ajmeri Gate, Turkman Gate, Delhi gate. Near Delhi Gate is Feroz Shah Kotla etc.

The Ghats – alongside with the bank of Jamuna, many honored and cremation place of leaders and freedom fighters of India like Jawaharlal Nehru named, Mahatma Gandhi, Indira Gandhi, Rajeev Gandhi, and Lal Bahadur Shastri are there.

Rajpath & India Gate - Rajpath is horde to the Republic Day Parade. India Gate is approximately 42 meter sky scraping stone curve of victory. It put up with the given name of the 85,000 Indian Army Soldiers who passed away in the operation of First World War, the North-West Frontiers operations and the 1919 Afghan disaster.

Beside above it have many other places like Crafts Museum, Gandhi Darshan & Gandhi National Museum, Dara Shikoh Library, Dolls Museum, and National Science Centre.