Top 30 Charming Places In Delhi

Delhi is the capital city of India which is the oldest city and is densely populated with modern facilities. This city is also full of action and has some spots which are not so crowded and can be useful to escape from the everyday crazy rush. 

1. Lodi Gardens

An awesome park with an area of 90 sq. km having attractions like Mohammed Shah’s Tomb, Tomb of Sikandar Lodi, Shisha Gumbad, and Bara Gumbad. Several monuments are found in the park and one of the oldest monuments is the Mohammed Shah’s Tomb. This place is perfect for taking a walk during the early morning especially when the sun has not risen.

2. Hauz Khas Village

A quite respectable southern district, which is home to many cafes, shops, and art galleries. The area has ruins of the fort built by Firoz Shah Tughlaq and a large water tank adding a rather historic air to the place.

3. Taj Mahal

Mughal monarch Shah Jahan built it in 1632 to honor the burial of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal Many visitors to the location find a calm atmosphere in the construction with Persian architecture, fountains, and lovely gardens.

4. Qutub Minar

At 73m Ranging is the world’s tallest brick minaret and victory tower. As for other attractions, there are other monuments and ruins on the site representing the early periods of Islamic Architecture in India.

5. Red Fort

Built of Red Sand Stones by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1648, this fort It is interesting to see that certain places, like Rang Mahal and Diwan-i-aam, employ white marble, thereby enhancing this monument.

6. Kingdom of Dreams

An integrated leisure complex that hosts a global theatre, cultural zone, craft bazaar, gourmet restaurants, and more. The quality of constructed buildings and the rich and dynamic life of this place will not cease to amaze.

7. National Rail Museum

An excellent museum for train lovers, which is situated near Chanakyapuri and has miniature models of trains and other railway-related articles, memorials, and other attractions. Rail enthusiasts can have fun here because the place is designed to offer that particular experience.

8. Nehru Park

A recreational park situated in Chanakyapuri, popular for flowering bushes, green tree cover, and perfect corners for spending a lazy Sunday afternoon.

9. The Connaught Place

The business area of New Delhi was constructed in 1933 with the view of emulating a similar marketplace hub in other regions of India during the British colonization. The circular plan, the Georgian style, and the brilliant rows of columns make it an uncompleted architectural wonder even today.

10. India Gate

It is a 42 m high Indian war memorial in the form of an arch dedicated to more than 82,000 soldiers of the Indian British army. It feels so refreshing to take a walk close to this architectural impression during the evening time, especially during the cold season.

11. Jantar Mantar

This is an open-air observation ground that was completed in 1724 with large stone instruments for astronomical studies. The monument has remained a source of admiration even to this date due to its astounding astronomical display.

12. Qila (Fort)

A historical fort situated in Mehrauli which has its roots back to about 1060 A.D. Q’la has other famous structures such as Qutub Minar, Alai Darwaza, and Alai Minar which well depict the Indo-Islamic style.

13. Tughlaqabad Fort

This is a ruined fort of the 14th century in South Delhi that was built by the Tughlaq dynasty.

14. Safdarjung’s Tomb

Constructed in 1754 with Jali design domes, decorated with latticework indoors, and has Mughal Charbagh style architectural gardens. It all simply gives the monument a traditional feel that is so desired in such structures.

15. Jahaz Mahal

Constructions of this tiny mahal are attributed to Shah Jahan though this is still under historical discussion, this mahal is located between Hauz Khas Village and Mehrauli. When viewed from a certain angle the structure appears to be sitting right on the water and due to its structure which resembles a ship, the place is known as Jahaz Mahal.

16. Garden of Five Senses

Designed with consideration for the five senses of human beings—that is, touch, taste, smell, sight, and sound—this botanical park covers 20 acres in Saket and has been created using different plants, water bodies, and rocks. Given the peacefulness and serenity of the surroundings, one may just meander about in the morning for a leisureful walk.

17. Bahai (Lotus) Temple

Another masterpiece in Delhi which is built in the shape of a blooming Lotus, serves as a temple for Bahai religion. The environment can soothe the spirit and make one happy.

18. Majnu ka Tila

A small part of Tibet in Delhi is situated on the banks of river Yamuna which extends in northern Delhi. It is possible to find prayer flags hanging from balconies painted in vivid colors, and you will find that you are in Tibet. You should try the Tibetan dishes available in the various restaurants within the place.

19. Nizamuddin Basti

This place is situated at the periphery of the shrine of the famous Sufi saint, Nizamuddin Auliya, and has its distinct magic. Sufi music like qawwalis’ in the evening will make your soul dance.

20. Dilli Haat

An open-air food court and market in South Delhi that sells mouth-watering food and beautiful items for home décor that are brought from different parts of India. To buy excellent regional products whilst your mind is taking you to other states is a remarkable feeling.

21. National Museum

It offers a virtual journey into the vibrant Indian culture by exhibiting more than 200000 artifacts of prehistoric and medieval eras to the modern period at Janpath.

22. Khan Market

There is a fine market that is located in central Delhi and upon getting there you are confronted with European architecture. These include fashion boutiques, pet stores, bookshops, and famous joints as people call them, eating places.

23. Chandni Chowk – Cycle Rickshaw

A cycle Rickshaw riding in the crowded market of Chandni Chowk is an exciting experience. Feast on mouth-watering delicacies from street vendors while giving your eyes a feast on the beautiful structures in the old and new parts of the city.

24. Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum

Get a glimpse of the Royal splendor and magnificence of Rashtrapati Bhavan with a visit to some of the halls and galleries of the mansion. If you’re a fan of beautiful and historically rich locations you will be captivated by this spot.

25. North Campus, Delhi University

The premises with colonial influence structures, avenues of trees, and immaculate grassy lawns that provide an ethereal touch. A trip down memory lane, eating out with friends at a restaurant that you enjoyed in college like Chache di Hatti is inspiring.

26. Bangla Sahib Gurudwara

This is indeed one of the most beautiful places of worship for the Sikh community with its shining golden dome, beautiful pond, and langar hall which offers immense spiritual fulfillment. The food served at Guru Nanak’s shrine is free and you mustn’t leave without having a taste of the langar.

27. Sanskriti Museums

Well-displayed museums in Chanakyapuri have the South Asian region’s dressing, fabrics, paintings, and constructions. If you are a culture and history enthusiast, a leisurely walk around will certainly rejuvenate you.

28. Rajendra Kumar Jain, ’Laxminarayan Temple ‘Birla Mandir

This edifice of spiritualism established in 1938 is one of the beautiful temples with rich green trees and small shrubs of garden housing Laxminarayan also known as the Enlightened Goddess of Prosperity. Coupled with the richly embellished shikhara towers, the pleasantness of the place, and the musical fountains make it a fascinating place.

29. Agra Fort

This is a large fort complex located in Agra where architecture lovers will be able to see the Mughal style of architecture as well as a series of gates leading to the palace.

30. Old Fort (Purana Qila)

It will be a separate historical monument to visit; the construction of Old Fort was initiated in the 16th century by Sher Shah Suri on the banks of the Yamuna River. Walking through tall trees of gardens or watching light and sound show in the evening is a beauty of the place.

Hence, do come to Delhi, to meet history, while exploring Architecture and greenery, and best to relax. These are some of the places of interest in the city, and it is obvious that there is much more to explore. Yours is a journey of discovery of a city that, the more you delve into it, the more wonders do not fail to surprise you – may the enchantment of Delhi never fade on you!

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