What To Do When You’re In Delhi

So you want to visit the capital city of India and are wondering what it has to offer. And why not? With the tantalizing food choices, the vivid nightlife, and the mind-blowing specimens of architecture, you’d be hard pressed not to. And let’s not forget the street markets, where you can get what you want at extremely low costs after bargaining.

Then let’s not wait. By the time you’re done reading this, we assure you, you’ll be booking yourself US to Delhi flights straight away. If you are eager about knowing what choices of activities you’ll have after you get there, we have a few ideas. Go on, check them all out.

Historical Places

If you’re a history buff, you’re going to love these places as they have significant importance in the culture of India.

Qutub Minar

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this is a minaret/ victory tower situated in the Qutub complex in the Mehrauli area. It has a height of 72.5 m is one of the tallest monuments of Delhi. Apart from the amazing history of this Minar, it is also a popular spot for family gatherings.

India Gate

This war memorial is built in the respectful memory of 82000 soldiers (both Indian and British) who died during World War 1 and the 3^rd Anglo-Afghan War. It is situated along the Rajpath in New Delhi and is a sight to behold at night with the Amar Jawan Jyoti and the fountain lights.

Red Fort

Constructed by Shah Jahan in 1639, this fort is built entirely of red sandstone. It was constructed after the capital of India shifted from Agra to Delhi. The place serves to encompass several museums in its compound and on the occasion of Independence Day, the Prime Minister hoists the National Flag here.

Religious Places

Lotus Temple

With exquisite white-petal lotus architecture, it is easily one of the most visited places of India. The temple enamors the devotees, especially at night with the glimmering lights. So if you are interested in witnessing the wonders of man-made architecture and receive some blessings at the same time, don’t forget to add this place to the list.

Akshardham Temple

Akshardham literally can be translated to meaning ‘the sacred dwelling of God’. God Swaminarayan is worshipped whole-heartedly in the beautiful Akshardham Temple. It has a stunning architecture form and its complex harbors India’s largest step well. There is a water show held every evening in the stepwell.

Sightseeing

For some light-hearted fun, Delhi is an apt place with many such sightseeing wonders. Don’t hold back and get US to India flights to see it for yourself.

Waste to Wonder Park

Have you ever been to a theme park which houses replicas of the 7 wonders of the world, but it is made from waste industrial and everything else. This eco-friendly park harnesses solar energy and wind energy to light up the entire park and making it a sight to behold at dusk and night. Don’t miss this one out.

Garden of Five Senses

If you are a nature lover, you’re going to love this place that is spread over 20 acres. The garden is built to ensnare your 5 senses at once- sight, smell, touch, taste, and sound. It has various theme parks, water- lily filled pools, Mughal baghs, themed gardens, solar energy-powered park, and so much more.

National Gallery of Modern Art

This gallery is home to more than 1700 works by 2000 and more artists. The National Gallery of Modern Art has paintings that date back to 1857 of world-famous artists such as Rabindranath Tagore, Jamini Roy, Raja Ravi Verma, Thomas Daniell, etc. Spread over 12,000 square metres, this is one of the world’s largest museums for modern art.

Kingdom of Dreams

This place is great if you have ever dreamed of entering a live Bollywood movie-like life. It is India’s first live entertainment, theatre, and leisure location. It is situated in Gurugram and offers tourists and locals alike with an experience akin to movie-styled theatre performances at the theatre venue.

Shopping

Have a shopping itch or simply want to get some souvenirs for when you’re back home? Don’t forget these places for a good bargained deal.

Chandni Chowk

Chandni Chowk is located in Old Delhi and was constructed back in the 17^th century by Shah Jahan, the Mughal Indian ruler. The place is famous not just for having all kinds of items for sale, but also for its yummy food that is available left and right. Do yourself a favor and improve your bargaining skills as you’ll be needing it while you’re here to get things at madly inexpensive prices.

Dilli Haat

Dilli Haat is designed to let the visitors reminisce about a traditional Indian village fair. With the colorful traditions coming to life here, you can get a great purchase on both souvenirs and clothing at surprising prices. Go ahead, enjoy and shop to your heart’s content.

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