Delhi

A trip to India is a unique experience in itself, and a visit to its capital Delhi leaves an unforgettable impression on one’s mind. Delhi, one of the largest cities in India, is the perfect combination of antiquity and modernity. In this mesmerizing mix of New and Old Delhi, you will find a compilation of India’s history, culture and amazement. It is not only the capital of the country but also the capital of political activities, which makes it a delightful place and attracts tourist connoisseurs. It is bounded on the east by Uttar Pradesh while on the north, south and west by Haryana.

Like the history of Delhi, the culture of Delhi is also very diverse. Many Hindu festivals like Diwali, Mahavir Jayanti, Holi, Lohri, Krishna Janmashtami are celebrated here, as well as many popular and unique festivals like Qutub festival, Vasant Panchami, World Book Fair and International Mango Fest.

Delhi is the place where Muglai cuisine originated, the effect of which we see in Delhi cuisine. Apart from these, many Indian dishes are also very popular here. Among them, chaat, jalebi, kachodi and lassi are some of the famous Indian dishes of Delhi.

Numerous landmarks and traveler locales worked in Delhi are suggestive of ancient occasions. The famous Qutub Minar, Red Fort, India Gate, Lotus Temple and Akshardham Temple are among the architectural masterpieces of Delhi.

The capital of India and the capital of political activities, Parliament House, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Rajghat – Samadhi Memorial of Mahatma Gandhi and many other attractive sites are present here in this delightful Delhi.

Delhi has been the capital of many empires and if you are a history lover, then you must visit Delhi at least once to see its detailed history. There are many historical monuments, mosques, mausoleums and other heritage sites from Qutub Minar to Red Fort, which give evidence of its era.