Delhi - City Of Monuments
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Delhi is the capital city of India and is observed as the heart of the country. The city is popular for its enriched culture and tradition. The city congregations some famous historical monuments and is developing with the passing of time. The inspiration of religious diversity can be seen in the city along with the traditional or culture impact of the Mughal, the earliest Indian and the British. There are many beautiful gardens, Parks in the city, away from pollution and busy city life that provide opportunities to walk relaxed in the heart of greenery.
The capital city is divided into two parts popularly
known as Purani Dilli or Old Delhi and Nayi Dilli or New Delhi. In Delhi So
many Tourist Places like Historical Monuments, Religious Places, Gardens and
Parks, Shopping Malls etc.
Let’s have a quick glimpse
into the different parts of Delhi below: -
Old Delhi
Masjid with the old bazaars insisting and chirping with a huge number of peoples squabbling with wholesalers to purchase things at the least expensive rate conceivable.
New Delhi
The plentiful places to see in Delhi will not only attraction you but
will also leave you surprised with its lively culture. The city of New Delhi is a mix of settlements,
public decent variety, political consequence and also commercial brightness. It
connects its recounted grandness with the present current time. It is a predominant
traveler spot and moreover houses different theatres and attentions on
performing expressions. So
many imperial buildings of New Delhi are included in the list of attractions. Akshardham
Temple, India Gate and Gurudwara Bangla Sahib are some of
the major attractions of New Delhi. Most Attractive Monuments Of Delhi -
India Gate is one important monument to visit when
on your tour to Delhi. It was built in 1931 as a honoring for
martyrs of World War I and war in Afghanistan.
The war memorial is located at Rajpath. At Rajpath, the
structure looks astonishing in evening lights. The gardens that line the
structure are a must visit amid the tourism places in Delhi.
Entry fee: Free
Opening hours: Always open
Red Fort -
A lively architectural attractiveness is a historical fort in Delhi, Red Fort which was the main dwelling of the emperors of the Mughal Family for more than 200 years.
Built in 1638, it is an awesome wonder of Mughal architecture made of red sand stone. Every evening sounds and lights show are extraordinary attractions.
Built in 1638, it is an awesome wonder of Mughal architecture made of red sand stone. Every evening sounds and lights show are extraordinary attractions.
Entry fee: Free for children under 15, INR 10 for Indians, and
INR 250 for foreigners
Opening hours: 9 am to 6 pm. Closed on Mondays
Qutub Minar -
Qutub Minar is One of the most attratcive places in Delhi,
Qutub Minar stands tall with its 73 meter tall brick minaret. Built by
Qutub-ud-din Aibak, the structure has five stories plentiful with etched
carvings and scriptures.
Entry fee : Free for children under 15, INR 10 for
Indians, and INR 250 for foreigners
Opening hours : Sunrise until sunset, Closed on
Mondays
Jantar Mantar -
Jantar Mantar was built in 1724 by Maharaja Jai Singh of
Jaipur, Jantar Mantar is a tremendous observatory. Intriguing for their
inventiveness, the instruments at Jantar Mantar can never again be utilized
precisely as a result of the tall structures around.
However, a visit to appreciate the science of Indian
astronomy makes it one of the most visited tourist places in Delhi.
Entry fee : INR 5
Opening hours : Sunrise to Sunset
Agrasen ki Baoli -
Opening hours : 9 am to 5:30 pm.
Humayu's Tomb -
A world legacy site under UNESCO, the Humayun's Tomb was
built in 1570 by Humayun's wife Haji Begum.
It is unarguably a standout amongst the most stunning works
of Mughal Architecture to which Taj Mahal owes its outline.
Entry fee : INR 10 for Indians, and INR 250 for
foreigners
Opening hours : Daily, till sunset. Best viewed in
the morning or a full moon evening.
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