Top 7 Places to Visit in Delhi 2020

[Sachin Kumar]

What’s more exciting than paying a visit to the Capital of India? A place that is known for its well-crafted monuments, exquisite shopping centers, historical museums, and endless tourist attractions. The vast contrast between the rambling Old Delhi and well-structured New Delhi is immense, and it is worth exploring both sides. No worries if you are here for shopping or visit the splendid Mughal building, it offers it all. So planning to visit the heart city, then do not forget to pay a visit to these exquisite and exciting tourist attractions by checking in Hotels in Delhi Near Railway Station.

 

1. Red Fort – The Pride of Mughal Dynasty

The magnanimous red walls with a perfectly arched dome catch the eye of the visitor. Being the epitome of the Mughal Era, Red Fort is the face of tourist attractions in Delhi. Built by Shah Jahan after his shift to the capital in 1638, this masterpiece is an outstanding marvel of the Mughal architecture made up of red sandstone. The evening sound and light show and the chhata bazaar are some special attractions. Do not miss out on this once you are in Delhi.

• Fee: Indians – INR 10 and Foreigners – 250 INR
• Timings: 9 AM to 6 PM (Closed on Mondays)
• Metro: Chandni Chowk

 

2. India Gate – India’s Largest War Memorial

Built on the memory of veteran soldier martyrs, this giant gate at Rajpath is the monument that defines Delhi. Along with its splendid beauty, the garden that lines the structure is a must-visit for evening sightseeing. And if you are in Delhi on Republic Day, then visiting the Gate Parade will be a breathtaking experience as it is the most ceremonious event of India. Millions of international guests and national leaders, along with endless artists, attend the event to pay tribute to the freedom fighters and great leaders of the country.

• Fee: Free
• Timings: Always Open
• Metro: Central Secretariat

 

3. Bangla Sahib Gurudwara – A Place for Worship

Are you looking for peace and a place for worship along with mouth-watering food (Langar) and sooji halwa (Prasad)? Then this exotic complex, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib in Connaught Place, will surely give you chills. People come from all over the world to visit the magnificent beauty, with gurgling sarovar inside its complex. The ‘Langar’ food and the ghee-loaded prasad is all free of cost served by the Sikh community to make you feel like home. And as it is in CP, you can get to Best Hotels in New Delhi, as it is the heart of the city. 

• Fee: Free
• Timings: Everyday
• Metro: Rajiv Chowk

 

4. Hauz Khas Fort – Capture the Scenic Shots 

All the way from ravishing cafes and bakeries to the complex that rests amidst the exquisite beauty of the lake, the Hauz Khas Fort is a place that should be on your checklist while you travel down to Delhi. Catch the sunset while you sail down on the gorgeous lake and capture the breathtaking view. Along with the beauty of nature, you may also get to listen to impromptu jamming sessions, witness people silently reading in the corner or getting their photo-shoot done. So if you want to explore the tombs and get the best-shot click, then do pay a visit. 

• Fee: Free
• Timings: Sunrise to Sunset
• Metro: Green Park

 

5. National Rail Museum – A Perfect Day Out!

Planning a trip to Delhi with kids and thinking about what can be exciting for them? The National Rail Museum in Delhi is the most relaxed place to jump on. The complex comprises of exotic trains from the Indian Railways, which were in use during ancient times. It depicts the history of the early age that might be boring for the kids but exciting for you all. In case your kids get bored anytime, the mono toy train is the star attraction at that time. 

• Fee: INR 20
• Timings: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM (Closed on Mondays and National holiday)
• Metro: Dhaula Kuan

 

6. Chandni Chowk – Mouth-Watering Street Food

Comprising the extreme corner of Delhi – ‘Purani Dilli,’ Chandni Chowk is still the place that people die to go for. Apart from the chaotic narrow lanes, which might annoy you at times, but the inexpensive stuff to buy and lip-smacking food is something you cannot afford to miss. From Parathe Vali Gali to Jalebi Vala, from Qureshi Kebab to Aslam Tasla, you gotta have it all once you enter Chandni Chowk. You can shop endlessly from junk jewelry to fancy apparel to gift it to your loved ones. 

• Fee: Free
• Timings: There’s no time to eat & shop
• Metro: Chawri Bazaar

 

7. Dilli Haat – The Ultimate Craft Bazaar!

As the name suggests, it is a beautiful open-air food cum craft plaza. Dilli Haat gives you everything you want, exotic food specialties from all the overworld to handicrafts and apparel of various varieties. Once you enter the complex, there is no chance that you will step out without buying anything. There are junk jewelry, hair braiding, bookshops, etc. outside the complex that no matter what makes you stop. 

• Fee: INR 30 for adults and INR 10 for children up to 12
• Timings: 10 AM to 10 PM
• Metro: INA

 

So if you wish to explore these magnificent beauties and relish these shopping centers, plan a visit to Delhi now to stay at Hotels in Delhi Near Airport.

 

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