Delhi

Red Fort is a red stone structure was built in 1638 and it took 10 years to complete this marvelous structure. Red Fort was built by Emperor Shah Jahan and even after centuries, it stands tall epitomizing Delhi.

Amidst the chaos of old Delhi, Jama Masjid-India’s largest Mosque stands evidently in Chandni Chowk. An audience of 25,000 can be accommodated in Jama Masjid. It is a marble and red-sandstone built in 1644 by Shah Jahan. Every year thousands of pilgrims come here to pay homage from around the world.

And you can’t miss on this one. One of the oldest ancient ruins, Qutub Minar is an architectural marvel of 15^th century. Sultans of Mehrauli erected this marvel in sand stone using finest of craftsmen and artisans.

It is believed that the monument had inspired the construction of Taj Mahal and was built 60 years before Taj Mahal. The monument was built by Haji Begum, , Humayun's Persian-born wife. The tomb boasts the combination of Persian and Mughal architecture that follows strict Islamic geometry.

A strikingly beautiful escape for the people of Delhi. The garden is famous with the name Lodi due its Lodi-era tomb and the gardens. It is perfect get away for Delhi’s elite and couples.

Akshardham Temple is a massive beautiful structure and belongs to Gujrati Hindu Swaminarayan Group. It is a lavish temple and showcases 20,000 deities, saints, and mythical creatures.  The centre piece is a 3m-high gold statue of Bhagwan Shri Swaminarayan. The complex includes a boat ride through 10,000 years of Indian history, animatronics telling stories from the life of Swaminarayan, and musical fountains.

A beautiful emerald Lake amidst the fancy old world kind set up explains Hauz Khas. Besides, the place is quite happening and famous hang out point for the people of Delhi.

Lotus Temple (also known as Bahá'í House of Worship) is a flowerlike shaped building. It has structure of 27 standing marble clad petals that form nine sides with nine doors. All these doors open onto central hall.

Jantar Mantar is a major tourist attraction in Delhi built in 18^th century by Maharaj Jai Singh II. Jantar Mantar is an astronomical observation site that includes a set of around 20 fixed astronomical instruments. The whole site was designed for the observation of astronomical positions with the naked eye. Jantar Mantar is the best preserved India’s historic observatory. The whole setup boasts the intelligence and astronomical skills and cosmological concepts of the court of a scholarly prince at the end of the Mughal period.