Delhi mega-city, the capital of a billion people surrounded by the Indus river in the west and the Ganges river in the east. This land has been the capital of empire after empire for thousands of years. It has a history that goes back many centuries, hence it has tremendous significance and influence on the people on who once ruled here or were part of this.
1. India Gate - In Delhi you can kick start your day with a nice pleasant walk on the India gate, it is a major political and historical site that was built to pay tribute to the soldiers of the Indian Army.
2. Akshardham temple - With more than 20000 sculptures of spiritual personalities, it is touted as the world’s largest comprehensive Hindu temple by the Guinness world record.
3. Humayun’s tomb - The first garden-tomb on the Indian subcontinent. It inspired major architecture in the Taj Mahal and other Mughal architecture.
4. Qutub Minar - it was actually called the Vishnu Stambh, touching the skyline of Delhi with a height of 73 m is a major tourist attraction in the city.
5. Red fort - Also popularly known as lal kila , it is famous for its historical aspect. The stories around it will make you travel down the history and might make this place alive for you.
6. Lotus temple - the last of 7 Bahai temples in the world. It symbolizes all those things that people of the Baha’i faith believe in. This place is a serene experience.
7. Nizamuddin Dargah - Witness the amazing evening of Qawwali, a devotional music session. A must-visit place for everyone.
8. Gurdwara Bangla sahib - Popularly known for its association with eight Sikh gurus as well as for the holy pond inside its complex.
9. Rashtrapati Bhawan - When in Delhi, how can you miss this? Home to the president of India, it has seen many historic events and has witnessed ceremonies, signed pacts, and treaties between countries. It's a place for lovers of art, culture, and most importantly history.
10. Shopping - Delhi has amazing options for those who love jumping into every trending attire. One can visit Sarojini nagar for extremely cheap priced clothes, if not this then CP with western fashion and international brands will definitely quench your thirst for fashion. Right in front of CP is Bazar where you can find every possible Indian market.
11. Food lovers - Delhi is for all, and hence if you're a foodie you have numerous options from paranthe wali Galli, to Dilli hatt to Chandni chowk. Name the cuisine and Delhi has it for you.
200 km southeast of Delhi lies the city of love, Agra. Home to one of the seven wonders of the world.
1. Taj Mahal - Situated on the south bank of the Yamuna river. Its perfect symmetry and optical illusion are just a small part of the charismatic artistic view of this art made up of red stone and white marble. It was made to house the tomb of Shah Jahan's favorite wife Mumtaz.
2. Tomb of Itimad- Ud -Daulah - This place is known as the baby Taj Mahal.One of the few marvels of Mughal and Persian.
3. Sheesh Mahal - Don’t mistake it for a palace, it's a Queen’s bathroom in Agra palace. With beautiful mirror work and glittering walls, it is pleasant to the eyes.
4. Sadar Bazar - A saree spot, where you can get sarees made from banana leaves. so thin that it can pass a ring. Is an amazing souvenir for loved ones.
Part of the west Golden Triangle tourist circuit along with Delhi and Agra lies the Paris of India Jaipur. The first planned city of India has varieties of things to offer. Only Jaipur has three forts and five palaces. Also known as the pink city of India is the perfect place for you to witness the beauty of ancient works and architecture.
1. Hawa mahal - Classic example of the Rajput style and Islamic Mughal architecture. It has a honeycomb design and is the tallest building in the world built without a foundation.
2. Amber fort - Amber was originally the capital of the state before Jaipur. It is known for its imaginative Hindu style element. It is home to underground tunnels that connect Amer to Jaigarh fort.
3. Jal mahal - An amazing structure that seems to float in the midst of Man Sagar lake. It has four secret floors hidden under the water, which is as beautiful as those four above the water.
4. Albert hall museum - Named in the honor of the prince of Britain will take you around 1-2 hrs to explore the government central museum.
5. Explore markets in Jaipur - There are many markets located within the city, each serving the preserved heritage of cultural clothes, accessories, and handicrafts.
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