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Monuments Attractions & Local Food in Delhi

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1. Historical Monuments

The national capital territory, Delhi has various historical monuments like the Red Fort, India Gate, Jama Masjid, Qutub Minar, Humayun's tomb (but by the Mughal Empire Humayun's wife), Hauz Khas Fort, Rashtrapaty Bhavan, Jantar Mantar.

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2. Modern Attraction

Being the cultural capital and foodie’s heaven, Delhi has many places where you can chill out in your spare time. Those places are Connaught Place (CP), Select City Mall, Hard Rock café, Dilli Haat, The Delhi Eye, The Garden of Five Senses and Mystery Room.

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3. Local Food

From street food to elegant dining, the local food of India's national capital territory can make anyone's mouth water. Chole Bhature butter chicken, kebab and rolls and many more are a few famous dishes in Delhi.

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Best Places to See in Delhi

  • Red Fort
  • Qutub Minar
  • India Gate
  • Lotus Temple
  • Qutub Minar
  • Akshardham
  • Chandani Chowk
  • Humayun Tomb

1. Red Fort

The famous tourist destination “Red Fort” is an epic fortress in old Delhi built by Shah Jahan in the 17th century. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007, the fort imposes massive red sandstone walls that are 75 feet in height. There are halls, palaces, balconies, gardens and an ornate mosque inside the fort composite. The hall of public audience (Diwan-i- ‘Am), and the hall of private audience (Diwan-i-khas) are the famous structures of the complex.

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2. Qutub Minar

A popular tourist destination in Delhi that is well-known throughout the world for its architecture is Qutub Minar. Qutub Minar is the world’s tallest brick minaret with a height of 72.5 m high. The tower of the minaret is built with red sandstone which was constructed in the early 13th century. Qutub Minar was built by the first Muslim sultanate king who ruled over northern India including the Delhi sultanate.

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3. India Gate

Located in the center of New Delhi, “India Gate” is another popular destination for tourists. The large sandstone monument is formerly known as the All-India-War- Memorial. India Gate is also a popular spot for civil protests and demonstrations. The place is near the central Secretariat Delhi metro station. The foundation stone of India Gate was laid during British rule in 1921 by Sir Edwin Lutyens.

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4. Lotus Temple

Falls within Delhi’s prime tourist attraction, “Lotus Temple” attributes an incomparable architecture in lotus shape with white petals. Lotus temple or Bahai house of worship is a symbol of oneness but it also does not allow any specific ritualistic function. Visitors remain silent when they enter the premises.

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5. Akshardham Temple

Located at Noida Mor region of New Delhi, “Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple” is a popular temple that depicts the traditional and modern aspects of Hindu culture. The architectural beauty with above 234 stunning pillars & 20000 sculptures of spiritual personalities makes this place a prime tourist attraction.

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6. Chandni Chowk

Chandni Chowk Market in Delhi is a must-visit place for adventurers who enjoy dining and shopping. This tourist destination, which was a Mughal-era trade center, offers a plethora of activities. Savoring delectable cuisine, shopping for designer outfits, investing in luxury jewellery and buying exclusive dry fruits and spices are some popular activities here.

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7. Humayun Tomb

Exploring “Humayun’s tomb” will add enchantment to your trip to Delhi, which was built by Haji Begum in 1565 in memory of her husband. Also known as Maqbara-i-Humayun, this grand edifice embodies Mughal architectural grandeur. This UNESCO World Heritage Site took 7 years to build, which looks less like a mausoleum and more like a luxury castle.

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8. Jama Masjid

Shah Jhan built the Jama Masjid in 1644, and the Islamic architecture construction took 12 years from 1644 to 1656. Over 5000 workers were involved in constructing this mosque, the largest mosque in India. Food lovers can tantalize their taste buds with the famous ‘Aslam chicken corner’ or ‘Kebabs at Quereshi’ or other famous food corner. Other than food, tourists can visit the famous ‘Meena Bazaar’ or shop for wedding clothes and offer prayers at different holy places.

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When to Come to Delhi?

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Oct- Mar

Delhi at its best- warm, not hot. with clear skies. but morning fog can play havoc with flight schedules in Dec & Jan.

May-Aug

The months to avoid -hot, humid and uncomfortable.

Jun-Sep

Mon-soon season sees high tempera-tures and regular rain – a sticky combination.

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Must Eat Dishes in Agra

Petha

Your Agra trip is incomplete without savouring the famous Petha. In Agra, petha comes in different flavors right from pan to kesar and others. The dish is prepared by rubbing the inner part of a white pumpkin and mixing it with nuts and sweets.

Jalebi

Popular Indian dessert cuisine which is a love of Agra’s locals. Unlike other dessert foods, jalebi is hot and crispy prepared from a fermented batter dipped in sugar syrup. This popular street food item is taken as an evening snack or after-meal dessert.

Mughlai

Mughlai is an ancient delicacy whose reputation dates back to the Mughal era. People in Agra (Uttar Pradesh) dine Mughlai cuisine heartily which is considered a royal dish. This famous Agra cuisine is flavourful and aromatic.

Chat

Chat is another popular cuisine in Agra (Uttar Pradesh) that will shake you off while tasting it. Do not miss tasting this tangy-flavored cuisine comes in different varieties as pani puri, aloo tikki chaat, and papdi chaat.

Bedai

The famous breakfast item is made with the deep-fried lentil (Bedai) and served with spicy potato gravy, commonly known as kachori. Locals in Agra(Uttar Pradesh) love to eat it in the Morning with sabzi and jalebi or curd.

Dalmoth

Dalmoth is a perfect snack food, devoured by the locals of Agra (Uttar Pradesh) by mixing it with Muri (puffed rice), spices, chopped onion and other ingredients.

Paneer Tikka

A popular north Indian dish very famous in Agra served as a flavorful starter. The dish is prepared with baked marinated paneer (Cheese). Paneer tikka is a popular snack food in Agra served with chutney and salad.

Agra has some popular dishes that you should not miss while exploring the Taj city.
From street food delights to rich and flavourful curries, the city's culinary scene is sure to satisfy
every palate.

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Top Festivals to Enjoy in Agra

Ram Barat

Ram Barat has a different level of significance for the people of Agra (Uttar Pradesh) which starts with the wedding procession of Lord Ram. A huge crowd (lakhs of people) joins the procession that has to reach the Janakpuri place, where the celebration of Lord Ram and Sita happens. Every year Agra celebrates this festival before Dussehra in September or October. Tourists can plan their Ara trip during this festive season to get the most out of their tour.

Taj Mahotsav

Held annually in February, the Taj Mahotsav is a vibrant cultural festival that celebrates the rich heritage of Agra and India. The festival provides a platform to Artisans who have become unrecognized with the industry's advent. Taj Mahotsav displays a diverse cultural tapestry of the country, where legendary artisans from every state participate in this feast to showcase their artwork.

Diwali

Like the rest of India, Agra celebrates Diwali, the Festival of Lights, with great enthusiasm and fervor. The city comes alive with illuminated buildings, colorful decorations, and fireworks displays. Locals light earthen lamps (diyas) and candles to symbolize the victory of light over darkness and distribute sweets to friends and family. It's a joyous occasion that fosters a sense of community and togetherness.

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Packing List

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  • T-shirt
  • Towel
  • Long sleeve top
  • Hat/Cap
  • Horem pants
  • Flip flops / Sandals
  • Shorts (Men)
  • Casual footwear
  • Comfy pants
  • Shawl / scarf
  • Sari/Sarong (Women)
  • Reef-safe surblock
  • Underwear
  • Mosquito repelent

Top Tips

Remove Footware when entering someone’s home

Say ‘Namaste’ to greet

Always dress appropriately and covered

Avoid Tap water, buy bottled water

General Tips

  • Ensure your exact location drop, if you book a taxi or autorickshaw in Delhi.
  • First negotiate with the driver about the location, if he agreed, make sure that he drops you at the place you want to go.
  • Be aware of the chatty person who claimed to be student and want to learn English from, they will try out for a scam.
  • Don’t easily trust any agent who claim to take you to the tourist office.
  • There is only one Government of India tourist office. at 88 Janpath, New Delhi.
  • Carry small denomination notes to pay rickshaw pullers and auto-drivers easily.
  • Abide drinking and smoking policy, there are places in Delhi where liquor and smoking are prohibited, you should mindful of those locations.
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Best Things to Do in Delhi

Check below the list of best things to do while being in Delhi:

1. Go for Shopping

Shopping in Delhi is at the top of the traveller's to-do list as the city boasts diverse markets, bazaars and shopping malls. Shoppers can find almost every material they are looking for with a range of options. You can visit places like Connaught Place in New Delhi to buy clothes, jewellery, books and other household items.

Similarly, Chandani Chowk and Lagpat Nagar are popular for souvenirs like sarees, footwear, electronics items, different fabrics and other household buying. You can also visit malls like select city malls for your necessary buying. Palika Bazaar, Dilli Haat, Janpath Market and Khan Market are other popular destinations for shoppers.

2. Savor the Delectable Street Food of Delhi​

Street cuisines add charm to Delhi tourism. Some shops and eateries are famous around the country for their special dishes. From Chhole- Bhature (Chickpeas infused with curry and served with fluffy deep-fried leavened), to Chat papri (fried wafers loaded with potato, chickpeas, yogurt and spices) and Golgappa (fried hollow dough filled with chickpeas, potatoes and tamarind water).

You can try Delhi’s famous kebab (sliced meat cooked on a skewer) at Kebab Qureshi in old Delhi, Momos at Dolma Aunty Momos in Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi and Moolchand ke Parathe (flat unleavened bread filled with different vegetables) in Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi.

3. Visit Historical Sites (Monuments)

With its rich cultural heritage and historical significance, the union territory of India, Delhi has various historical monuments and palaces that attract tourists from every corner of the world to visit. A few of these attractions are titled as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Gate, Jantar Mantar and Rashtrapati Bhawan while being in the cosmopolitan city of Delhi. These unique attractions of Delhi are popular across India and beyond and boast distinct specialities. You can visit these places by different modes of transportation including the cab, personal vehicle or by Delhi metro.

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FAQ’s

Which are the Best Places to Visit in Delhi?

The capital of India also called the heart of India is enriched with culture, historical events and places. Delhi offers a plethora of traveling spots for tourists to explore including Qutub Minar, Red Fort, India Gate, Chandni Chowk, Connaught Place, Akshardham Temple, Museum of India, Humayun’s tomb and many more.

What is the Best Time to Visit Delhi?

The best time to visit Delhi is from October to March when it is not too humid and warm. Tourists can enjoy visiting their favorable destinations at any time during these months.

What are the Best Places to Eat in Delhi?

Delhi is renowned for food whether it’s street food or any Restaurant or Dhaba, Foodies can fulfil their cravings with different delicious cuisines. Jama Masjid, Connaught Place, South Campus, Khan Market, Dilli Haat, Karol Bagh, Majnu ka Tila, Noora Nihari, Jung Bahadur Kachori Wala, Bade Mian ki Kheer are some of the favorite eating spots.

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