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Prasoon Joshi was completely right when he said, “Yeh Dilli hai mere yaar, bas Ishq Mohabbat Pyaar!” Delhi, India’s most famous and endorsed city, is a haven for all Musafirs, Singers, and Artists. The dazzling India Gate, Qutub Minar, Chandni Chowk, and other attractions make it the ideal picturesque for every Indian. Dilwalo ki Dilli is a popular tourist destination for both Indians and international visitors.
If you are fascinated by traditional and Indian aesthetics, as well as the desi touch, Delhi Meri Jaan is the place for you. The city is the ideal combination of old-world charm and modern dynamism. Why not take a virtual stroll through this fascinating city of dil, dhadkan, and dimaag – Delhi – but this time in Things2do style?
1India Gate
Delhi has some of the best heritage landmarks, including the India Gate! Majestic and eye-catching, you can experience the powerful essence of empowering Indians here. It’s a beautiful sight to see, which is why most people come here on weekends to take pictures, enjoy the scenery, and make memories to last a lifetime.
It’s not just a historic structure, but a pride that holds a special place in every Indian’s heart; tales of this gem are carried down from generation to generation, but one thing that immediately springs to mind…immense love for Delhi!
2Akshardham Temple
The Akshardham temple is the most holistic and pure place in Delhi. Devotees travel from all over the world to witness the temple’s charm and serenity. This Hindu temple, also known as Swaminarayan Akshardham, is a spiritual-cultural campus in Delhi. The complex showcases millennia of traditional, modern Hindu culture, spirituality, and architecture.
Dive into the intricate art and flawless craftsmanship on showcase at this divine space, and indulge your passion for history and art. This holy creation is entirely made of Italian Carrara marble and pink stone, so you can imagine what a stunning sight you will see when you visit!
3Qutub Minar
If you haven’t seen Qutub Minar, you haven’t seen anything! Because this iconic monument in Delhi displays a one-of-a-kind charm that should be undergone once in a lifetime. Known as the ‘Tallest minarat in India – Qutub Minar is famous as ‘Tower of Victory. This entancing pillar attracts around 3.9 million visitors every year with it’s unique Indo-Islamic-styled architecture.
Take an eye tour with the mesmerising red and ombre shades on this heritage memorial; you could just live the tranquillity here, with some fresh air and a completely immersive experience.
4Lotus Temple
The best thing about Lotus Temple is that it welcomes everyone, regardless of religion or city, and everyone can be a part of this divine creation. It’s even more beautiful than it appears in photographs because its true essence can only be felt when you visit it in person. When you get inside, just come to a halt, sit down, and look up! The lotus flower’s ceiling and interior are breathtaking.
Even if you have to keep complete silence inside the Lotus Temple, you will be engulfed in a powerful energy, as if you are conversing with peace without using words.
5Humayun’s Tomb
This tomb, constructed in 1570, is culturally significant because it was the first garden tomb on the Indian subcontinent. It sparked several major architectural innovations, culminating in the Taj Mahal’s construction. There’s a reason why the grand imperial sandstone tomb is a photographer’s paradise.
You will get to experience the best of it on Thursdays while the devotees gather in the Dargah to sing melodious qawwali and prayers. Looking at its construction, no wonder it became the finest example of Mughal architecture in India.
6Safdarjung Tomb
Safdarjung Tomb is one of the best architectural marvels that are lesser known by tourists, but if you want to explore the real Delhi tour then a visit here is a must. There are numerous popular monuments in India that are true symbols of the country’s rich heritage and culture. One such popular tourist attraction is the Tomb of Safdarjung.
Experience Mughal era moments and marvel at the charming architectural curation here. Safdarjung Tomb attracts visitors from all over the world who want to discover more about the Mediaeval era.
Our love for Delhi is endless, and we have put it in words vis this article that we hope you will love! To find out more about what’s happening in Delhi? Follow @things2doindelhi on Instagram now.
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