Ajmer Gate Picture

New Delhi Railway Station Parking(Ajmeri Gate)

National Rose Garden

National Rose Garden

Situation of "National Rose Garden" in Chanakya Puri New Delhi, the area of Embassies in India. The garden consists of all the famous and rarest rose varieties of the world. During December- January, roses are at full bloom and the garden fragrances like heaven so best time to visit here is the same. Tourists from everywhere come to see these heavenly garden, lovers of all ages meets here.

For botanical researchers it is an ideal place for their researches. Getting there is no tough task. While in Delhi have a map of city, just hire a taxi or auto all roads leads here.

Dilli Haat

Delhi Haat

Indian artifacts, handicrafts, textiles, brassware, kitchen items, colorful dresses, winter wear, bangles, shoes, bridal ware, traditional regional artificial jewellery, food delicacies and fast food's permanent market with changing vendors, center of cultural activities and lover's meeting point is Dilli [Delhi] Haat, situated in the heart of India New Delhi covering an area of 6 acres. It is an upgraded version of Indian villages’ weekly traditional market. It presents a panoramic ever-changing colorful view of vast Indian villages through their handicrafts, dresses, and culture.

Dilli Haat often hosts regional food festivals, cultural dances and drama programmes of regions of India and other countries. You can purchase items directly from the artisans sometimes preparing skillfully designed handicrafts at cheaper rates before you from anywhere else with the pride of promoting village arts and helping the poor.

Mughal Garden - President House

Mughal Garden

The marvelous Mughal Garden is situated inside Rashtrapati Bhavan campus (The President of India's official residence), New Delhi, India. It includes the Herbal Garden, the Spiritual Garden, the Nakshatra Garden, the Biodiversity Park, and the Musical Garden.

It is been opened for public viewing with timetable during the months of February and March every year when it is at full bloom. Here you can see 250 varieties of roses (one of the best rose gardens in the World), tulips, Raat ki Rani, Motiya, Mogra, Juhi, Bougainvillea, Narcissus, lilies, hyacinths plants and Bakul(Moulsri), Cypress, China orange and Thuja Orientalis trees etc. For green flower lovers a cactus corner was been created here in the main Mughal Gardens. A large variety of bonsai plants are also on display.

Raj Ghat

Raj Ghat (Samadhi of Mahatma Gandhi)

Another important place to keep in your diary if you are visiting the Indian Capital, Delhi is the Raj Ghat which is a simple, yet striking, memorial which was built in honor of the Great Peace Lover Mahatma Gandhi and marks the place where he was finally cremated and laid to rest. It has an open platform with a flame of Eternity burning continuously to show that His Spirit is alive in all of us, even though Gandhi now has passed on. Created in Black Marble it is one of the most primary and special visiting spots for all to see when they visit Delhi. The Raj Ghat is a familiar site to locals and has a place of affection in the Inhabitants of Delhi's Hearts. Many Foreign Dignitaries and Heads of State come here to lay wreaths and flowers in memory of this remarkable Figurehead.

President House Delhi - Must Visit

President House

President House is a must place to visit if you are sightseeing around Delhi as this is a structure of elegance as well as political importance. President House , otherwise known as Rashtrapati Bhawan, was built under British Rule or the Raj as it was then named. It was built to house the Viceroy of India and His Entourage so the Ruling Elite could Run India in Style. Now it is a place where locals and Tourists alike can revel in its splendor rather than it just being a symbol of colonial rule. It was originally designed by the Architect Lutyens and boasts over 340 well furnished and thought out rooms. It also has a beautiful courtyard which makes it similar to Mughal Architecture in other parts of India too. Durbar Hall is the main great room for all official and important functions of State so to this day the Building is being used to for Governance and is a must see.

Parliament House(Sansad Bhawan)

Parliament House

Visiting Sansad Bhavan or Parliament House is a must on your Delhi Trip as this is one of the most famous of the more recent Buildings housed in Delhi. It was originally named The Circular House because of its shape and was designed by Herbert Baker. It officially opened in 1927 and has been in use ever since. Pillars that stand erect like sentinels make this building unique with a new age edge to it and it is quite hidden away on Parliament Street, unlike other important buildings that stand in Delhi today. Once you come near to Sansad Bhavan you will taste its grandeur that came into being during the reforms period of 1919/1927. There are many sights and sounds of Delhi that are unforgettable to the Onlooker and these three places of interest should also captivate The Traveler's interest.