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Garima Gupta (Masters in Tourism)
International Travel Consultant
New Delhi ranks high among the tourist destinations of India. Besides being the capital of the nation, New Delhi and the region surrounding it, has played a very important role in the history of India. Delhi has been the prized possession of India, and several wars have been fought over the city, the control of which ensured power over the entire northern India along with the immense wealth that came with it. Starting from the Islamic rulers of the so called slave dynasty, several rulers have ruled India from Delhi, including the Khiljis, Tughlaqs, Lodhis and of course, the Mughuls. The forts, palaces, tombs, mosques and other monuments built by these rulers are a part of Delhi’s landscape even today. The tourist attractions of New Delhi include many such historical monuments, along with relatively recent additions made by the British and post independence structures. Apart from the monuments and buildings, there are the temples, mosques, churches and places of worship of the other religions of India. Museums, libraries, national archives and several well maintained parks are also part of the ever growing tourism in New Delhi.
Major tourist attractions in New Delhi:
The following are the important tourist spots in New Delhi –
Historical:
Red Fort –
a symbol of the might of the mughuls, this fort was built by Shahjahan in the 17th century, and continued to be the seat of the Indian government till its final downfall after the famous siege of Delhi during the 1857 uprising against the British. The tricolor flutters proudly on the fort today and the prime minister addresses the nation from here on Independence Day.
Qutb Complex, Mehrauli –
this complex has many well known New Delhi tourist attractions. The most famous is of course the Qutb Minar, which is a marvel of medieval architecture and a declared world heritage site. The other attractions of this complex include a 4th century iron pillar, the Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque, and the Ala-al Darwazaa (gateway).
Humayun’s tomb –
this is one of the best and earliest examples of tomb architecture started by the mughuls in India. The grand scale and intricate decorations of the monument signify the style that reached its pinnacle in the Taj Mahal, built a century later.
There are several other historic sites in and around New Delhi. These include the Jantar mantar, Siri Fort, Tughlaqabad, the Old fort, Safdarjung’s tomb and several tanks. The Delhi ridge is also a very important place, telling us the history of the bloody battle of Delhi in 1857.
Government Buildings:
The government buildings include structures built by the British or the Indian government after independence that are used for the purpose of governance of the country. The most famous of these are the presidential residence, called the Rashtrapari Bhavan and the Parliament House. Both these structures were built before independence by the British. The road leading to the Rashtrapari Bhavan is known as Rajpath and is the route taken by the annual Republic Day Parade. The parliament house is a magnificent circular structure. At night, these spots are lit up and present a spectacular sight.
Religious Buildings:
New Delhi is home to a large number of people belonging to various communities and following different religions. The city is, therefore home to some important religious spots that are also considered as major tourist attractions in New Delhi. The most prominent among these are the Jumma Masjid, the Akshardham temple, and the Lotus temple. There are many well known churches and gurdwaras (Sikh place of Worship) in New Delhi.
Others:
Some of the other must visit tourist spots in New Delhi include Mahatma Gandhi memorial at Raj Ghat, the Indira Gandhi Memorial, Residence of Jawaharlal Nehru, the Railway Museum, India gate, Lodhi Gardens, Chandni Chowk, Connaught Place, and the Delhi zoo. The markets, shopping malls and parks of Delhi are also among its tourist attractions.
Touristplacesinindia.com offers online information about the tourist attractions in New Delhi other tourist places in India.
Red Fort
Jama Masjid
Chandni Chowk
Humayun's Tomb
India Gate
Nizamuddin's Tomb
Lakshmi Narayan Temple
Mirza Ghalib's Tomb
North and South Block
Parliament House
Purana Qila - Old Fort
Rashtrapati Bhavan
Safdarjung's Tomb
Qutab Minar
Bahai Temple
Memorials in Delhi
Parks and Gardens in Delhi
Museums in Delhi
Markets in Delhi
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for foreign Guests and visitors travelling on business or for pleasure.
I truly love my job and creating new tour programs and make them working.
Let me invite you along on a guided tour in and around Capital City of India
which has a myriad of exciting and appealing attractions where you can see Richness n Heritage of India.
I would be happy to take you around showing my favourite sights,
picturesque lanes full of unique architectural details , reveal
some of the mysteries and best shopping destinations . If you have any special preferences /interests
I would be more than happy to prepare a new tailored-made tour to
include your interests/preferances.
I hope you will also share my passion of taking photos of people
we meet and places we visit.
I look forward to meeting you in Capital City of India very soon!
Namaste
Welcome To India
Welcome to Delhi
www:visitmp.com/visit-delhi/india-gate/
International Travel Consultant
New Delhi ranks high among the tourist destinations of India. Besides being the capital of the nation, New Delhi and the region surrounding it, has played a very important role in the history of India. Delhi has been the prized possession of India, and several wars have been fought over the city, the control of which ensured power over the entire northern India along with the immense wealth that came with it. Starting from the Islamic rulers of the so called slave dynasty, several rulers have ruled India from Delhi, including the Khiljis, Tughlaqs, Lodhis and of course, the Mughuls. The forts, palaces, tombs, mosques and other monuments built by these rulers are a part of Delhi’s landscape even today. The tourist attractions of New Delhi include many such historical monuments, along with relatively recent additions made by the British and post independence structures. Apart from the monuments and buildings, there are the temples, mosques, churches and places of worship of the other religions of India. Museums, libraries, national archives and several well maintained parks are also part of the ever growing tourism in New Delhi.
Major tourist attractions in New Delhi:
The following are the important tourist spots in New Delhi –
Historical:
Red Fort –
Qutb Complex, Mehrauli –
this complex has many well known New Delhi tourist attractions. The most famous is of course the Qutb Minar, which is a marvel of medieval architecture and a declared world heritage site. The other attractions of this complex include a 4th century iron pillar, the Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque, and the Ala-al Darwazaa (gateway).
Humayun’s tomb –
this is one of the best and earliest examples of tomb architecture started by the mughuls in India. The grand scale and intricate decorations of the monument signify the style that reached its pinnacle in the Taj Mahal, built a century later.
There are several other historic sites in and around New Delhi. These include the Jantar mantar, Siri Fort, Tughlaqabad, the Old fort, Safdarjung’s tomb and several tanks. The Delhi ridge is also a very important place, telling us the history of the bloody battle of Delhi in 1857.
Government Buildings:
The government buildings include structures built by the British or the Indian government after independence that are used for the purpose of governance of the country. The most famous of these are the presidential residence, called the Rashtrapari Bhavan and the Parliament House. Both these structures were built before independence by the British. The road leading to the Rashtrapari Bhavan is known as Rajpath and is the route taken by the annual Republic Day Parade. The parliament house is a magnificent circular structure. At night, these spots are lit up and present a spectacular sight.
Religious Buildings:
Others:
Red Fort
Jama Masjid
Chandni Chowk
Humayun's Tomb
India Gate
Nizamuddin's Tomb
Lakshmi Narayan Temple
Mirza Ghalib's Tomb
North and South Block
Parliament House
Purana Qila - Old Fort
Rashtrapati Bhavan
Safdarjung's Tomb
Qutab Minar
Bahai Temple
Memorials in Delhi
Parks and Gardens in Delhi
Museums in Delhi
Markets in Delhi
As a New tour operator, I worked out numerous tour programs and itineraries
for foreign Guests and visitors travelling on business or for pleasure.
I truly love my job and creating new tour programs and make them working.
Let me invite you along on a guided tour in and around Capital City of India
which has a myriad of exciting and appealing attractions where you can see Richness n Heritage of India.
I would be happy to take you around showing my favourite sights,
picturesque lanes full of unique architectural details , reveal
some of the mysteries and best shopping destinations . If you have any special preferences /interests
I would be more than happy to prepare a new tailored-made tour to
include your interests/preferances.
I hope you will also share my passion of taking photos of people
we meet and places we visit.
I look forward to meeting you in Capital City of India very soon!
Namaste
Welcome To India
Welcome to Delhi
Garima Gupta (Masters IN Tourism)
International Travel Consultant
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