Delhi is a multidimensional metropolitan city. Many exciting events like International Trade Fair, Automobile shows, Fashion week, Property fairs make Delhi even more happening. With Delhi tour package, you can have the pleasure of exploring the major tourist attractions of Delhi.
Red Fort Delhi
Start your Delhi tour with the Red Fort or Lal Qila in Old Delhi. The Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan constructed this fort complex in the 17th century. This monument also serves the venue of India's Independence Day Celebration on 15 August every year. Made extensively of red sandstone, this attracts hordes of tourists. The Lahore Gate is the main gate for entrance. As you walked in, you will be amazed to see a small covered market called the Chhatta Chowk aka Meena Baazar selling knick knacks, jewellery, bags, and other items. Inside the Red Fort, you will get a feel of the opulence of the Mughal era from a treasure trove of wonderful buildings. Some fascinating structures and buildings inside the Red Fort are Diwan-e-am, the public hall used by the emperor to hear the complaints of the commoners; Diwan-e-Khas, the private hall where the emperor conducted private meetings. Your visit to the Red Fort will be meaningless if you miss out the Rang Mahal or the Palace of Colours – the lavish women's qaurter famous for marble pool, and Shahi Burj or the Royal Pavilion.
Jama Masjid Delhi
From the Red Fort, head straight to Jama Masjid. This largest mosque in India is just opposite of the Red Fort. Shah Jahan laid the foundation stone of this mosque. Three huge gateways, four towers and two high minarets expressed the greatness of the Mughal architecture. The main platform is carved out of a single block of marble.
Chandni Chowk Delhi
Lying adjacent to Jama Masjid is Chandni Chowk meaning Moonlit Square. The hustle bustle, the honking of vehicles, the crowd, the narrow lanes won't deter your spirit to make a visit to this buzzing market. Famous for jewellery, sarees, shoes, electronic and leather goods, this market is one of India's largest wholesale market. What's more, Chandni Chowk is foodies' delight. You will get authentic Indian food, varying from parathas to jalebis, chaat to halwa. Paratha Wali Gali is the hotspot of this market. You will be amazed to find small eating joints in this lane, selling varieties of parathas, a flat bread.
Your Delhi India tour package will include other greatness of Mughal era like Humayun Tomb, Qutub Minar, the tallest brick minaret in the world, Safdarjung Tomb, Purana Quila, Jantar Mantar, the astronomical observatory built by Raja Jai Singh II of Jaipur.
Akshardham Temple Delhi
Your Delhi tour includes another wonder of the world, the Akshardham Temple, located near the Nizamuddin Bridge. Dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan, this exquisitely-carved temple reflects thousand years of Indian culture. The beautiful monument and lush gardens add to the magnificence of this temple.
Lotus Temple (Bahai Temple)
Delhi tour guide will also take you to the beautiful architecture of the modern world, the Lotus Temple. The temple is a well known prayer hall of the Bahai faith. You will not find any idol inside. The temple is in the shape of a lotus flower. Surrounding this beautiful temple are numerous pools and lush green garden. Silence is golden and that is what will be expected from you. Maintain pin drop silence while entering this temple. Meditate in this prayer hall and relief your stress.
India Gate Delhi
Spend your evening in the stretches of lawns of India Gate, a historical monument plus an ideal picnic spot. Also known as All India War Memorial, India Gate was built in 1931 in the memory of Indian soldiers who laid down their lives fighting for the nation. Enjoy the pleasure of boating in India Gate. This is really an awesome place to hangout in the evening.
After soaking yourself in the ancient and Old Delhi, revive yourself in the swanky resto bars, lounges, cafes of New Delhi. Or, you can also let down your hair and loosen up yourself in the hippest clubs and discotheques in South Delhi. Connought Place, the Select City Walk in Saket, Ambience Mall in Vasant Kunj, South Extension Part I & II, Khan Market, G.K. M-Block market are the main shopping destinations of tourists. You will get all banded clothes in these shopping areas.
Want cheaper and cost- effective markets? Head to Sarojini Nagar market, Lajpat Nagar Central market, Pallika Bazar, Janpath market around Connought Place. You need to master the art of bargaining to purchase anything from these places. Dilli Haat in INA or Pitampura, famous for handicrafts, cultural activities, ethnic cuisine, is a must visit destination of your Delhi tourism.
Some other places to see in Delhi are the Raj Ghat, Gurdwara Bangla Sahib, Shanti Van, Laxminarayan Temple, Rashtrapati Bhawan and the National Museum.
Red Fort Delhi
Start your Delhi tour with the Red Fort or Lal Qila in Old Delhi. The Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan constructed this fort complex in the 17th century. This monument also serves the venue of India's Independence Day Celebration on 15 August every year. Made extensively of red sandstone, this attracts hordes of tourists. The Lahore Gate is the main gate for entrance. As you walked in, you will be amazed to see a small covered market called the Chhatta Chowk aka Meena Baazar selling knick knacks, jewellery, bags, and other items. Inside the Red Fort, you will get a feel of the opulence of the Mughal era from a treasure trove of wonderful buildings. Some fascinating structures and buildings inside the Red Fort are Diwan-e-am, the public hall used by the emperor to hear the complaints of the commoners; Diwan-e-Khas, the private hall where the emperor conducted private meetings. Your visit to the Red Fort will be meaningless if you miss out the Rang Mahal or the Palace of Colours – the lavish women's qaurter famous for marble pool, and Shahi Burj or the Royal Pavilion.
Jama Masjid Delhi
From the Red Fort, head straight to Jama Masjid. This largest mosque in India is just opposite of the Red Fort. Shah Jahan laid the foundation stone of this mosque. Three huge gateways, four towers and two high minarets expressed the greatness of the Mughal architecture. The main platform is carved out of a single block of marble.
Chandni Chowk Delhi
Lying adjacent to Jama Masjid is Chandni Chowk meaning Moonlit Square. The hustle bustle, the honking of vehicles, the crowd, the narrow lanes won't deter your spirit to make a visit to this buzzing market. Famous for jewellery, sarees, shoes, electronic and leather goods, this market is one of India's largest wholesale market. What's more, Chandni Chowk is foodies' delight. You will get authentic Indian food, varying from parathas to jalebis, chaat to halwa. Paratha Wali Gali is the hotspot of this market. You will be amazed to find small eating joints in this lane, selling varieties of parathas, a flat bread.
Your Delhi India tour package will include other greatness of Mughal era like Humayun Tomb, Qutub Minar, the tallest brick minaret in the world, Safdarjung Tomb, Purana Quila, Jantar Mantar, the astronomical observatory built by Raja Jai Singh II of Jaipur.
Akshardham Temple Delhi
Your Delhi tour includes another wonder of the world, the Akshardham Temple, located near the Nizamuddin Bridge. Dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan, this exquisitely-carved temple reflects thousand years of Indian culture. The beautiful monument and lush gardens add to the magnificence of this temple.
Lotus Temple (Bahai Temple)
Delhi tour guide will also take you to the beautiful architecture of the modern world, the Lotus Temple. The temple is a well known prayer hall of the Bahai faith. You will not find any idol inside. The temple is in the shape of a lotus flower. Surrounding this beautiful temple are numerous pools and lush green garden. Silence is golden and that is what will be expected from you. Maintain pin drop silence while entering this temple. Meditate in this prayer hall and relief your stress.
India Gate Delhi
Spend your evening in the stretches of lawns of India Gate, a historical monument plus an ideal picnic spot. Also known as All India War Memorial, India Gate was built in 1931 in the memory of Indian soldiers who laid down their lives fighting for the nation. Enjoy the pleasure of boating in India Gate. This is really an awesome place to hangout in the evening.
After soaking yourself in the ancient and Old Delhi, revive yourself in the swanky resto bars, lounges, cafes of New Delhi. Or, you can also let down your hair and loosen up yourself in the hippest clubs and discotheques in South Delhi. Connought Place, the Select City Walk in Saket, Ambience Mall in Vasant Kunj, South Extension Part I & II, Khan Market, G.K. M-Block market are the main shopping destinations of tourists. You will get all banded clothes in these shopping areas.
Want cheaper and cost- effective markets? Head to Sarojini Nagar market, Lajpat Nagar Central market, Pallika Bazar, Janpath market around Connought Place. You need to master the art of bargaining to purchase anything from these places. Dilli Haat in INA or Pitampura, famous for handicrafts, cultural activities, ethnic cuisine, is a must visit destination of your Delhi tourism.
Some other places to see in Delhi are the Raj Ghat, Gurdwara Bangla Sahib, Shanti Van, Laxminarayan Temple, Rashtrapati Bhawan and the National Museum.