The national capital of India, New Delhi, is a major political and business hub for international tourists and business travelers. It is also one of the major travel gateways to other tourist spots and hill destinations of northern India. With fast emerging shopping malls, multiplexes and amusement parks springing up around Delhi, the city has acquired a younger and dynamic feel, Apart from New Delhi, Old Delhi and Outer Delhi are the other classifications of the Union Territory of Delhi.
Places to see:
- India Gate: It is a high-arched memorial in tribute to the soldiers martyred in the Afghan War. it has the names of all these heroic men inscribed on it. India Gate also hosts the parade of the Indian Republic Day on 26th January each year. It is a nice tourist spot too teeming with children, vendors and both Indian and Foreigner tourists.
- Connaught Place: Connaught Place is the most happening place and shopping paradise in New Delhi. It is the central business district of New Delhi. It houses some of the best restaurants, discos and hotels of the city.
- Lotus Temple: Lotus Temple, a beautiful white marble building is a place of worship for Bahai people. It is worth visiting for those in search of spiritual rejuvenation.
For peace and spirituality, you can also visit Kalkaji temple, ISKCON temple, Raj Ghat and the Lakshmi Narayan temple (Birla Mandir). Other amazing places to visit are Purana Qila, Delhi Zoo, Fun Park Appu Ghar and many more.
How to reach:
- By Air: Both domestic and international airlines connect Delhi with all parts of the country and the world. Delhi's Indira Gandhi Domestic Airport is 16 km from the city. The Indira Gandhi International Airport is a few km further from the domestic terminal.
- By Rail: Delhi is connected to almost every city and town of the country by rail. Long distance express trains operate from Delhi to every state capital.
- By Road: Delhi is well connected to all major towns and cities of the country with a network of national and state highways.
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