New Delhi

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Delhi, is a city of sheer contrast. The city capsulize two different world , each showcasing a vivid picture of its own. If one part is contemprory, then other carries the essence of quandom days. Divided into two - Old and New, the city represents an exquisite mix of both the world.

New Delhi is a perfect retreat for everybody. The city is apt for buisness travellers as well as leisure travellers. Dotted with number of monuments of yore days, Delhi stands tall amongst all the heritage cities of India. But the city is not all about heritage, it has a cosmopolitan culture. The city encompasses people of different caste and creed and yet forms a beautiful heaven to admire.

Those who seeks for entertainment, they shouldn't be dissapointed as the city garner variegated form of entertainment. With multiplexes, food restautrants and night spots, city acclaims to be the best in all.

“ All that I remember about Delhi is the majestic sites. As a city, Delhi is dynamic and growing. I came across various sites on my tour. I took a guided tour and it was a benefit for me as I was apprized of information which was given to me by my guide. I somehow liked every bit of it." said Lucy who came to Delhi in the year 2006.

Red Fort
The massive Red Fort ( Lal Qila) situated in Old Delhi is a reminder of the magnificent power of the Mughal emperors. The fort's main gate, the Lahore Gate, is one of the symbolic focal points of the modern India and attracts a major crowd each Independence Day.

Jama Masjid
The great mosque of Old Delhi, situated just opposite to the Red Fort is the largest in India, with a courtyard capable of holding 25,000 devotees. It was built in 1644 and was the last in the series of architectural gifts of Shah Jahan, the 5th Mughal emperor.

Delhi

Qutub Minar
The magnificent buildings in this complex date from the beginning of Muslim rule in India. The Qutub Minar itself is a rising 73m / 240ft high stone tower of victory that was started in 1193, just after the defeat of the last Hindu kingdom in Delhi. At its base is Quwwat-ul-Islam Masjid (Might of Islam Mosque), India's first.

" I love architectural site and in Delhi I came across not one nor two but many. The most I liked was Red fort. It was truly an awesome site reflecting the Mughal architecture. I also happened to attend the Sound and Light show which happens in the evening ." added Lucy

Chandigarh
It is a Union teritorry, Chandigarh is amongst the first few planned cities of India. The city accumulates tourist attractions like Nek Chand's Rock Garden, Suhana Lake, capital Complex and International doll museum.

Agra
Does it need any introduction? Housing the world heritage sites, Agra is one destination which needs to be explored. There are number of legacies which you would unfurl on your Agra tour.

“ What I got from Delhi cannot be comprehended in words as these are memories which would last for lifetime. I love the time I spent here and it was truly and experience and would want everybody to do the same." ended Lucy.

A Visit To Chandni Chowk: This is an indispensible part of Delhi tour. A rickshaw ride is one of the best way to understand the nature of old Delhi
Nightlife : Number of night spots here which could just entertain you and make you render for more,
Delhi Haat: Don't miss the oppurtinity to shop in Delhi Haat, a marketplace created at the backdrop of the village. From here you can collect the exquiste craftsmanship of different states.

Location : To the north of India, surrounded by Uttranchal and in the north
Language : Hindi, various other India Languages, certain % of people can speak English.
Best Time To Visit: Through out the year
Getting there
By Air: The nearest airport, Kheria, which is 6 km from Agra. From the International Airport at Delhi, Agra is 220km.
By Rail: You are connected to significant cities from Agra Cantt, Agra fort station, Raja-Ki Mandi and Tundla. Agra is connected to all the major cities of India through the rail tracks.
By Road: Buses are linked to all major cities. Some important road distances from Agra are Delhi-204km Bharatpur-57 km lucknow-369km Mathura-54km Nainital-353km, varanasi-605km, Khajuraho-400km.

Excursions From Delhi: Agra, Jaipur, Khajuraho, Mathura &Vrindavan
Where to Stay : Delhi Hotels

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