Top 29 places to see in Delhi

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Red Fort

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The Epitome of the Mughal Architecture: Red Fort also known as Lal Qila is a symbol of Mughal Dynasty's Grandeur and Aesthetic sense. This imposing red sandstone fort comprises a cluster of palaces, entertainment halls, balconies, geometric gardens and a magnificently embellished mosque. Architectural Highlights include Diwan-e-Aam and Diwan-e-Khas-two halls which were used by the emperor to host general public and special guests res...

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National Museum, New Delhi

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Full of History and art: The museum is a feast for art-lovers. It is a veritable treasure trove of arts ranging from prehistoric artefacts to the display of contemporary artworks. The museum exhibits some rare antiques, jewellery, armours, paintings, statues, and archaic articles. The museum has storytelling sessions for visually-impaired visitors and a tactile gallery.

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Jain Digambara temple

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Beautiful Red Sandstone Building: It is the oldest Jain temple in Delhi and is adorned with attractive frescoes recounting the life of Mahavir, the founder of Jainism. The building is built of scarlet sandstone. The temple also houses a birds hospital that has been established to further the Jain faith in protecting and preserving all forms of life.

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Crafts Museum

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Finest Craft Collection: Craft Museum, Delhi is one of its own kind art gallery and museum in the whole of Asia Pacific. It is a veritable treasure trove of historical artifacts and boasts one of the finest collection of more than 20,000 objects of art, beautiful handicrafts and mementos dating back to antiquity. It is a must-visit for the admirers of art.

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Chandni Chowk

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Famous Market in Delhi: Reminiscent of the charm of the yesteryears, Chandni Chowk is one of the most famous tourist spots and markets in India. From Jewellery and clothes to electronics and eateries, Chandi Chowk has something for everyone. A symbol of the Indian culture, Chandni Chowk is a must-visit destination.

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Gurudwara Sisganj Sahib

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Famous Gurdwara: One of the oldest and iconic Sikh shrines in Delhi, the Golden-Domed Gurudwara was first constructed to honour the slaying of Guru Teg Bahadur by Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. Today, thousands of devotees come here to pay homage to the ninth Guru of Sikh Tradition in this imposing, gold-domed gurudwara and enjoy free meals that are served here.

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Charitable Birds Hospital

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Unique Hospital for Injured Birds: Its one of its own kinds hospital in India that is set in the boundary of Digambara Jain Temple. The hospital has been established to promote the Jain belief of protecting and preserving all forms of life. The hospital has treated more than 3000 birds so far out of which 400 were set free after the treatment. This represents a full-fledged hospital with a general ward, an ICU and a laborato...

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Lotus Temple

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Beautiful Piece of Architecture: It's design is like Opera House of Sydney, Australia. This is holy and spiritual place. I highly recommend this place if you want peace. Inside the temple there are just chairs placed and you only seat there and feel the positive vibes only.

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Jantar Mantar

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An Astonishing Astronomical Observatory: An ancient observatory in the heart of Delhi, is something very few people expect. Situated on Sansad Marg, very close to Connaught Place, this is a must visit to see the beautiful structure and for photography. As my photographs will show, the interspersed red and white structures are a photographer and architects delight.

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Qutub Minar

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World's tallest rubble masonry minaret: Qutb Minar is an imposing 73-storey red sandstone victory-tower build by Qutb-Ud-Din Aibak after he defeated the Delhi's last Hindu kingdom. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tower has five distinct storeys marked by balconies and tapers narrowing down in diameter as one rises to the summit. It is one of the most visited monuments in India. The neighbouring attractions include t...

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Humayun's Tomb

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A Historical Tomb: This place is a package. It's beautiful, its calm and it's not expensive either. This is my go-to place when I feel a bit low or when I feel like clicking pictures or meeting new people. Best time to visit the place is early in the morning at 6:30 am. Because at that time the only quality crowd is there.

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Jama Masjid

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Peaceful and wonderful mosque: Constructed out of red sandstone and white marble, Jama Masjid Delhi exudes the brilliance and majesty of the Mughal style of Architecture. It is the largest and most beautiful mosques in India and one of the holiest places of the Muslim world. The 40-meters high minarets and the onion-shaped domes made out of red sandstone makes it a feast for the eyes of the visitors.

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National Gallery of Modern Art

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Nice Gallery : Must visit in Delhi if you are a fan of Modern art or appreciate the artists work. It has paintings from 18th century and you get to know the history via those paintings. Also you can opt for a guide if you really need to understand the history behind them. It took around 4 hour to visit each and every paintings/sculptures and with tickets costing only 20 bucks.

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