21 Best place to visit in Delhi ||Delhi tourism ||Indian tourism

Before, I start the list of the Best place to visit in Delhi lets talk about the eminence of Delhi.

DELHI 

Delhi was founded in 900 BC and is the largest democratic city in the world. A mixture of major cities, past protests, and regal splendor, the city is littered with burglary sites, temples, monuments, and ruins, all present, and modern cities.

This Indian city is surprisingly available in every room. Colonial construction in New Delhi is linked to ancient Islamic and Mughal ruins, modern urban development, and the Indian subcontinent.

So, Here the list of the Best place to visit in Delhi. Let's start a glimpse of  Delhi tourism.

RED FORT

(RED FORT) LAL QUILA

• Red Fort is a historic fortress in the Indian city of Delhi. 
• It was the main foundation of the Mughal Empire for about 200 years, until 1856.
• It is located in the center of Delhi and has many museum sites. In addition to accommodating kings and their families. It was the site of the political events of the Mughal empire and the most influential events in the region.

INDIA GATE

INDIA GATE

The gate of India (formerly known as the All India War Memorial) is a war memorial located in the Rajpath area, on the eastern edge of the 'ceremonial' axis of New Delhi, India, formally known as Kingsway.

LOTUS TEMPLE 

LOTUS TEMPLE

• The Lotus Temple, located in Delhi, India, is a Baha'i House of Worship dedicated in December 1986, costing ten million dollars.
• It is notable for its flower-like structure, becoming a popular attraction in the city. Like the Baha'i houses of worship, the Lotus temple is open to the public, regardless of religion or any other religion. 
• The building is made up of 27 petals arranged in a group of three groups to form nine sides, with nine doors open to a central hall with a height of more than 40 meters and a capacity of 2500 people.

HUMAYUN TOMB

HUMAYUN TOMB

• Humayun's Tomb (Maqbaer-e-Humayun) is a tomb in Delhi, India.
• The tomb was erected by Humayun's first wife and commander, Empress Bega Begum (also known as Haji Begum), in 1569-70, and was named after Mirak Mirza Ghiyas and his son, Sayyid Muhammad, the Persian architects of his choice.

ISCON TEMPLE

ISCON TEMPLE

• ISCON is a spiritual institution founded by Devine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada in 1966. 
• You can see the beautiful visual representations of Bhagwad Gita with colorful scenes that make a beautiful effect on the big screen. 
• They also organized beautiful robots and a Mahabharata show in the evening. There is a simple Govinda restaurant inside the temple area, where you can find veg food.

LODHI GARDENS

LODHI GARDEN

• Located near Khan Khan Market, Lodhi Gardens is still spread over 90 hectares and is a year-round heritage site.
• You will find many kind monuments, such as the tomb of Sikandar Lodhi and Muhammad Shah. If you want to schedule a piano on Saturday morning, head to Lodhi Gardens.

SELECT CITYWALK

SELECT CITY WALK

• Supermarket for the Premier, located in the Saket District Center, Select Citywalk is a 1,300,000-meter commercial building on 6 hectares.
• It includes multi-purpose shopping malls, offices, 1800 intellectual property stores, and a food court and open plaza.
• It is one of the most beautiful and cohesive places to visit in Delhi and in the shopping mall.

JAMA MASJID

JAMA MASJID

• Among the tourist attractions in Delhi are the large Muslim mosques of India - Jama Masjid. It can hold 2500 volunteers at a time.
• It was the first marvel of the Shah Jahan architecture. The mosque has four towers and the south tower offers a spectacular view of the city.
• You have to dress appropriately to enter the mosque. If not, rent a dress provided by a mosque official.

CHATTARPUR TEMPLE

CHATTARPUR TEMPLE

• Set in the heart of the beautiful South Delhi, Chattarpur is a famous temple founded in the 1970s by Sant Shree Nagpal Baba.
• This divine temple is a marvel of art and is a magnificent place to the north and south.
• There are beautiful images of Shiv Parvati, Ram-Darbaar, Ma Katyayani, Radha-Krishna, Lord Ganesha, the goddess Laxmi, and Lord Hanuman

AKSHARDHAM TEMPLE

AKSHARDHAM TEMPLE OF DELHI

• While viewing the area in Delhi, a visit is made to Swaminarayan Akshardham - one of the largest Hindu temples in the world.
• Created by the spiritual organization BAPS, It is a marvel of construction made of pink and white stone.located on the banks of the Yamuna River, This temple has many tourist attractions.
• There is Abhishek Mandap, Sanskrruti Darshan, Sahajanand Darshan, and Nelkanth Darshan where you can enjoy a cultural boat ride. A theme-based garden is a wonderful place to visit here. And while you’re here, don’t forget to visit the Sahaj Anand Water show.

RASHTRAPATI BHAWAN

RASHTRAPATI BHAWAN

• Rashtrapati Bhawan is the official residence of the President to the west and to Rajpath in New Delhi, India.
• Rashtrapati Bhawan may only refer to the 340 rooms large buildings that have an official presidential residence, including reception halls, guest rooms, and offices, also called a large area; and may refer to the entire 130-hectare (320 acres) area of ​​the Presidency which also includes large presidential gardens (Mughal Gardens), large open spaces, guard and staff quarters, stables, and other office equipment within its walls. in terms of location, it is the largest residential area in the world.

PURANA QUILA

PURANA QUILA

• It is believed that the citadel president in Purana Quila was formed under Humayun and Afghan Sher Sher Suri ('The Lion King').
• Excavations point to the 3rd century B.C, a pre-Mauryan period. The first 1 excavation cycles in 1954 - 55 and 1969 - 72-by BB Lal, former Indian Archaeological Survey (ASI) commander, had discovered the traditional paintings of Pendiwe Gray Ware under the mound.

QUTUB MINAR

QUTUB MINAR

• Among other places to visit in Delhi, Qutub Minar is tall and has its own minaret.
• Built by Qutub-ud-din Aibak, the building contains 5 stories filled with drawings and inscriptions.
• Qutub Minar is part of the Qutub tata and has been removed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• A red stone tower is a place of Indian heritage which is a good example of the beautiful architecture of Iranian and details of Parso-Arab and Nagri.

THE NATIONAL MUSEUM

THE NATIONAL MUSEUM

• The Museum contains a large collection of Indian bronzes, terracotta (2700 BC) and wood carvings dating back to the Mauryan period (second and 3rd centuries), various exhibitions from the Vijayanagar period in southern India, the Mughal period, Indus Valley civilization, -Greek-influenced Gandhara Time and Gupta Time. 
• Minor paintings and mural paintings, costumes, arts and crafts of various ethnic groups and gemstones adorned with large stones, diamonds, and pearls from 2500 BC, a famous bronze dance image from Mohenjodaro, amazing collection of weapons, musical instruments, ancient Buddhist sites, and memorabilia of Mughal Emperor Jahangir are eyewitnesses of this museum. 
• A rich and varied collection spread over three rooms wide and at least a full day is needed to see all the exhibits.

PARLIAMENT HOUSE 

PARLIAMENT HOUSE

The Sansad Bhawan (Parliament Building) is the house of the parliament of India, which contains the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha located in New Delhi.

NATIONAL RAIL MUSEUM

• Founded in 1977, the National Rail Museum in Delhi is the largest collection of trains in the country. 
• From the smallest models to the full train set, you are offered a wide range of options. 
• The museum lists 163 years of the car industry in the country. You can watch steam, diesel, and electric trains here. It is also proud of the end of the monorail spray and the trainer in the working condition. 
• Also, the building - built decades ago - is being modernized with connecting exhibitions and tourist attractions. 
• Outsiders are immediately attracted to the well-known train scenes from Bollywood films painted on the wall. You can also take a fun ride or a train ride.

JANTAR MANTAR 

JANTAR MANTAR

• Jantar Mantar (Yantra - tools, mantra - formulas) was created in 1724. Maharaja Jai ​​Singh from Jaipur who built the building continued to build other sites in Ujjain, Varanasi, and Mathura. 
• Jai Singh had acquired astronomical tools that were too small to weigh properly and built for himself a larger and more accurate instrument.
• The instruments in Jantar Mantar are fascinating in their ingenuity, however
• accurate visibility will no longer be made from here due to the tall buildings around it.

SHANKAR'S INTERNATIONAL DOLLS MUSEUM

DOLLS MUSEUM

Founded by Shankar Pillai (1902-89), a well-known political photographer, who began collecting dolls in 1950 after receiving a gift from a Hungarian ambassador, the museum, near the ITO metro station, is enthusiastic when quirky collections of top dolls -7000 from 85 countries.

DILLI HATT

DELHI HATT

• DILLI HAAT offers ideas for the traditional home market or village market, but suitable for today's needs. Here one sees the formation of art, food, and cultural work.
• This Food and Craft Bazar is a treasure trove of Indian culture, handicrafts, and ethnic food, a unique bazaar, in the heart of the city, showcasing the richness of Indian culture regularly.
• Go inside the building to get the most enjoyable experience by shopping for inappropriate shopping, saving for provincial delicacies, or simply relaxing for an evening with the rest of the family.
• DILLI HAAT takes you to the magical world of Indian art and heritage presented through an exciting process of art, food, and culture.
• While the village haat is a mobile, flexible arrangement, here are the people who work with art. DILLI HAAT owns a fleet of boats selling traditional, used, and ethnic products from all over the country.

HAUZ KHAS

HAUZ KHAS

• Hauz Khas, once a southern suburb of Delhi, nestled in the lush green of its Deer Park, is now in a beautiful place to experience the heartbeat of the Indian subcontinent. 
• Chock-a-block with design agencies and curio shops, as well as finding the ultimate location, the small Hauz Khas is easy to use and not very crowded, except on weekends.
• Delhi’s new type of private dining, bars, and clubs.
• The first thing to do is the tour of the historic Hauz Khas building, with its ancient madrasas, tombs, mosques, and lake. 
• In the summer, large numbers of laburnum trees and flaming trees filter the morning sun, while in winter, circular mist rises above the bright green lake.

CHANDNI CHOWK

CHANDNI CHOWK

• Chandni Chowk streets do not need to be imported. This part of Delhi is known not only in the whole country, but in the whole world, and for good reason, again, the beauty of the place is certainly incomparable.
• Being extremely beautiful (and, very full) every day of the week, finding your way to this place can be very scary. From lehengas and sarees to spices and herbs of all kinds to stationery and literature, you can find anything you need if you know which street sells that.

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