Top Ten Tourist Attractions in Dehli
Delhi offers sites drawn from ancient times, historic traditions, and religious culture. Tourist attractions encompass monumental architecture, exquisite gardens, distinctive shopping, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Chani Chowk
Chandi Chowk, an everyday street fair, bursts with color, animals, rickshaws, and a deluge of pedestrians. The packed streets feature roadside Indian dishes, sweet sellers (halwais), and authentic shopping.
Indian Gate
Lit at sunset, Indian Gate is an inscribed memorial to those who lost lives in World War I. A green lawn space offers rest and a chance to sample many mobile vendors.
Red Fort
Along the Yamuna River, the Red Fort stands monumental in history. A sound and light show occurs in the evening, highlighting Muhgal history.
Qutab Minar
Built in the 13th century, Qutab Minar endures as the tallest tower in India and the tallest brick minar in the World. The red sandstone structure features carvings and inscriptions of Quran verse.
Humayan’s Tomb
One of the first garden tombs of the area, the site houses the tomb of Mughal Emperor Humayan. The architecture and gardens are rumored to have inspired the Taj Mahal.
Lotus Temple
Modeled after the lotus flower, this Bah’a'i House of Worship has won numerous architectural accolades. Open to all faiths, the Lotus Temple obtains a spirit of peace and meditation.
Jama Masjid
A panoramic view of the largest mosque in India, displays a courtyard that accommodates 25,000 worshipers. Climb the southern tower to take in a view of the rooftops of Delhi.
Mughal Gardens
Mughal Gardens features 15 acres of green space filled with rare roses, lighted fountains, canals, and terraces.
Lodhi Gardens
The Lodhi Gardens surround tombs and mosques of the 15th century. Local residents enjoy the gardens for early morning walks.
The Garden of the Five Senses
The garden displays 20 acres of sensory experience. A spiral walkway leads to shopping and the aroma of Indian cuisine. Wind chimes reverberate through the foliage, water channels and fountains. Art can be viewed in the form of sculptures and murals.If you like what you see, keep going: Roddy, you’re gonna hate me for this… – New Delhi, India