The rich heritage that defines Delhi

Delhi is a city where the echoes of history seamlessly merge with its vibrant present. No wonder that the city has three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The majestic Humayun's Tomb, a masterpiece of Mughal architecture, stands as the subcontinent's first grand dynastic garden mausoleum. Constructed in 1570 for Mughal Emperor Humayun, its distinctive octagonal design will mesmerise you. The next must-visit site is the Qutub Minar a monument that echoes the grandeur of Mughal rule. Behold the tallest brick minaret in the world, built in the 12th century! And then comes the world-famous Red Fort, the iconic red sandstone fortress that stands as an incredible testament to Mughal architecture which blended Persian, Indian, and European influences - built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the 17th century.

Apart from these UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Delhi is replete with heritage wonders that will blow your mind away. Stand in awe against the majestic India Gate, a poignant symbol of valour, patriotism, and sacrifice. Don’t miss the nearby National War Memorial - an imposing tribute to India's gallant Armed Forces. Delve into the regal splendour of Rashtrapati Bhavan, the President of India's official residence. Unlock the mysteries of time and space at Jantar Mantar or unravel the nation's history at the National Museum. Discover the mystique of Old Fort and the enchanting Agrasen Ki Baoli, each whispering tales of a bygone era. Journey through time at the serene Raj Ghat, a tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, and immerse yourself in the blend of culture and history at happening places like Hauz Khas Fort and Connaught Place. Lastly, explore the intriguing Tughlaqabad Fort and the timeless Feroz Shah Kotla Fort, each guarding centuries-old secrets within their ancient walls.

Discover Delhi’s sacred gems

Delhi beckons with a spiritual mosaic, boasting revered sacred sites like the awe-inspiring Akshardham Temple dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan. The temple was created over five years by 11,000 artisans and volunteers! Another testament to India's artistic and spiritual heritage is the iconic ISKCON Temple, a homage to Lord Krishna. Discover serenity at the Lotus Temple, embracing all faiths in its tranquil embrace, while the Nizamuddin Dargah pays homage to Sufi saint Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya. Delve into history at the colonial-era St. James Church, a timeless testament to British influence, and marvel at the grandeur of Mughal India at the majestic Jama Masjid – one of India’s largest mosques. Find solace in the cultural richness of Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, an emblem of Sikh spirituality.

The untamed beauty of city’s natural treasures

Enchanting travellers from far and wide, Delhi stands as an irresistible haven adorned with lush forests. Discover the allure of nature in the southern realm of Delhi at the Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Embrace the tranquillity of the Najafgarh Drain City Forest, a rare ecological gem spanning 800 acres. Find solace amidst the verdant landscapes of the Neela Hauz Biodiversity Park, in the heart of south Delhi. Uncover the beauty of the Northern Ridge Biodiversity Park, drawing nature lovers with its sprawling green expanses in the northwestern part of the city.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant avian world at the Okhla Bird Sanctuary, spanning a lush four-square kilometre area. Indulge in the rich biodiversity of the Yamuna Biodiversity Park, showcasing a diverse array of thriving plant and animal species within its basin. Explore the wonders of the Aravalli Biodiversity Park, Tilpath Valley Biodiversity Park, Sanjay Van Biodiversity Park, Sunder Nursery, and Lodhi Garden, each offering a unique sanctuary to connect with the natural world.

Immersing in the rich culture

Delhi's artistic soul beckons with an array of cultural havens awaiting exploration. Discover the National Gallery of Modern Art, housing about 17,000 timeless masterpieces dating back to 1850. Delight in the rich heritage of music, dance, and drama at Mandi House's Sangeet Natak Akademi, a national institution dedicated to the arts. Experience the vibrant pulse of artistic expression at the India Habitat Centre (IHC) and Sri Ram Centre of Art and Culture, where theatre productions, literary readings, musicals, and film screenings come to life. Immerse yourself in the great Indian craftsmanship at the Crafts Museum, boasting an impressive collection of over 35,000 exquisite articles spanning textiles, pottery, metalwork, and paintings.

Try mouth-watering North-Indian cuisine

Delhi is nothing short of a culinary paradise, where diverse flavours and cultures converge. From the bustling streets of Chandni Chowk to the vibrant Majnu ka Tilla, the city boasts a delightful array of gastronomic treasures. Indulge in the local favourites, the beloved paranthas and chole bhature, perfect for a hearty start to the day or a satisfying meal for students. For the connoisseurs of non-vegetarian delights, don't miss the delectable Butter Chicken, succulent Kebabs, flavourful Biryani, and rich Mughlai delicacies. Treat your taste buds to the irresistible delights of piping-hot Jalebis, luscious Rabri Falooda, creamy Kulfis, and delectable Motichoor Ladoo. And, of course, no visit to Delhi is complete without savouring the tantalising street food, including the iconic golgappe and an array of flavourful chaats.