Delhi is India's capital city, and this wonderful city consists of so many beautiful places that reflect its past. You will cover all architectural and historical locations within a day. Not only this, but a professional guide will tell you exciting and unknown stories related to attractive sites.
The Delhi sightseeing tour will cover :
Red fort: It's a beautiful fort that Shahjahan built in the 17th century. It also comes under UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Jama Masjid: It is known as one of the beautiful masjids in India. Every Friday, Muslims come here for prayers.
Raj Ghat: It's related to Mahatma Gandhi and is situated at the Yamuna river. It's the place where he did his last rites. Every year so many international tourists come here to visit this place.
Jantar Mantar: It was built by maharaja jai singh. It means calculating instruments. It shows the great work of art and science.
Laxmi Narayan Birla mandir: It's related to the Hindu religion, and so many Hindus go there for worship.
Akshardham temple: It's the main attraction of Hinduism. This temple is showing excellent architectural work. You can see here a beautiful green garden, water bodies and wonderful courtyard.
Indra Gandhi memorial: It's related to India's former Lady Prime minister Indra Gandhi.
Qutub Minar: Qutub-din-Aibak built it in Delhi and is another place visited by most travelers.
Lotus temple: It's one of the beautiful places which gives you a glimpse of modern architecture. It is made up of white marble in the shape of a Lotus. Here is also a beautiful garden which you can see during the trip.
India gate: India gate is another attractive place in Delhi. It is the memory of great Indian soldiers who dedicated themselves to the first world war.
Parliament House: This building is related to Indian politics. There are two houses, one of which is Rajya sabha and another is Lok sabha. It is designed in a Triangle shape. It attracts so many foreigners as well as Indian tourists.
President House: It's also known as Rashtrapati Bhavan and its residence of the president. Currently, Shri Ram Nath Kovind is living here.
