Delhi City Tours
Delhi, the capital city of India, is an ancient, historic and historical city in country. It has been one of the modern  cities in the world. But it still depicts the marvelous amalgamation of the ancient and the modern. Also, Delhi is among the most historic capitals in the world. The city has been witnessed rise and falls of many kingdoms. There are many historical sites and monuments in this city which recite tourists the sage of ancient Delhi. In addition to historical & heritage monuments, there are many other tourist places and modern attractions in this city. Also, there are many religious monuments or places of worship in this city. On your Delhi city tour you will have a brilliant opportunity to see the marvelous blend of traditional charm (ancient charm) and modern world charm. Historical monuments give you insight of age old charm while modern buildings, shopping malls, and fast running vehicles on broad avenues give you insight of modern world charm. Delhi s home to three UNESCO world heritage sites namely Red Fort, Humayun's Tomb and Qutub Minar.
Historical Monuments in Delhi :
- Red Fort – One of the most opulent mughal monuments (UNESO Heritage Site)
- Qutub Minar - The longest brick and stone minaret in the world (UNESO Heritage Site)
- Humayun’s Tomb –The first garden tomb of India (UNESO Heritage Site)
- Rajghat - The cremations site Rashtrapita Mahatma Gandhi
- Safdarjang’s Tomb - A garden tomb in a marble mausoleum
- India Gate - An imposing ware memorial monument
- Old Fort - Purana Quila - a good example of medieval military architecture
Temples & Places of Worship in Delhi
- Lotus Temple - The Bahai House of Worship | One of the Seven Wonders of the India
- Akshardham Temple - The largest Hindu Temple Complex in the world
- Birla Temple - Laxmi Narayan Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu and his consort goddess Laxmi
- Jama Masjid - The largest mosque in India
- ISKON Temple - Dedicated to Lord Krishna
Government Buildings in Delhi
- President House - originally built for the Governor General of India
- Sansad Bhawan - the Parliament House of India
Other Attractions in Delhi
- Chandani Chowk - a main marketplace in Delhi
- Connaught Place - one of the largest commercial areas in Delhi
- St James Church - One of the oldest churches in India
- National Museum - Just south of ceremonial avenue Rajpath
- National Gallery of Modern Art - Located inside the Jaipur House
- International Dolls Museum - Displays 6000 dolls from 85 countries
- Buddha Jayanti Park also called Buddha Garden
- Lodhi Garden - Located near the famous Safdarjang’s Tomb
- Mughal Gardens - Situated inside the Rashtrapati Bhawan complex.
There are many more tourist attractions; you can enjoy on your Delhi city tours. So come and explore Delhi’s attractions and have experience of lifetime.
How to Reach Delhi
By Air : Delhi is well connected by Domestic and International Flights. It has two airports – Delhi Domestic Airport and Indira Gandhi International Airport.
By Rail : Delhi is well connected by railway networks with all the major cities of India.
By Road : Delhi is well connected by all the major cities of North India. |
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