Places to Visit in Delhi

Delhi is a bustling city which is known for its cultural diversity and modern lifestyle. From the historical moments to high tech infrastructures Delhi offers a unique blend of heritage and contemporary lifestyle. It is a hub for shopping, street foods and a great place to explore for cultural enthusiasts. 

Book your Delhi tour packages with Tour Plan India to explore the regal charm of this vibrant city.

Top Places to visit in Delhi 

To explore the best of Delhi, we have provided you some of the top places to visit in Delhi

Red Fort

Red Fort, a UNESCO world heritage site is one of the top tourist attractions in Delhi. It is known for its massive architecture and palaces built from red sandstones. You can explore the intricate architecture and havelis built in the Red Fort that will remind you of the Mughal period. Take a stroll in the magnificent lush gardens that have many beautiful and different varieties of flowers.

Qutub Minar

Another architectural masterpiece of the Mughal Period is the Qutub Minar. It is surrounded by the ancient ruins and the iconic Iron Pillar of Delhi. You can explore the nearby forts, mosques and the stunning architecture of the Qutub Minar. You can enjoy the light and sound show in the evening which showcases the history of Qutub. There are various aesthetic cafes that are built nearby that offer stunning views of the Qutub!

Akshardham Temple

For a spiritual retreat visit the famous Akshardham temple which is built of unique pink sandstone. It is known for its intricate designs, musical fountains, spiritual exhibitions and murals of Radha Krishna. 

To get a sneak peak of the divine Hindu culture Akshardham temple is one of the best place in Delhi

Connaught Place

To experience the modern side of Delhi, this is one of the top places to visit in Delhi.

This is known for its British era architecture which is home to many luxurious shopping brands as well as local street shops. Visit an underground market, Palika bazar and Janpath market located nearby which is famous for its handmade goods, jewellery and vibrant apparel. For a spiritual retreat, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib in C.P is a must visit.

Lodhi Gardens

To enjoy the natural vibe of Delhi visit the Lodhi Gardens which is known for its lush green meadows, picturesque landscape and ancient tombs of the Lodhi dynasty. This place is perfect if you want to relax in the serene surroundings of nature and take some stunning pictures.

Hauz Khas

This place is a fusion of modernity and urban village where you can enjoy the nightlife of Delhi.

Explore the Hauz Khas fort that offers stunning views of the lake, and ancient ruins. Explore the art gallery that will showcase the history of Delhi. 

Explore the aesthetic cafes like Social, or Coast Cafe and then enjoy the nightlife of Delhi in the clubs or enjoy live performances in Hauz Khas

National Art Museum 

This is one of the most iconic places to visit in Delhi as it  has ancient artifacts which are 5000 years old which include the Harappan relics, Mughal paintings and vintage manuscripts. There is a museum and art gallery which is a heaven for cultural enthusiasts.

Khan Market

For a luxurious and high end shopping experience you must visit the Khan market. It is known for its luxurious shopping streets, designer boutiques, bookstores and fine-dining restaurants. You can enjoy cafe hopping as it is a home to Delhi’s most aesthetically pleasing cafes like the Dora Cafe, and the Big Chill Cafe.

Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah

Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah is one of the oldest Sufi Shrines in India dedicated to Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia. It is known for its spirituality and people from all backgrounds visit here to seek blessings. Offer flowers and Chadar at the Dargah and enjoy the soulful qawwali nights in the evenings.

Sunder Nursery

Sunder Nursery is a hidden gem in Delhi which is known for its unique and rare species of tree and flowers. It has ancient forts, and water channels built during the Mughal time. There is a wilderness and artificial ecosystem built which is the highlight of this place. You can enjoy South Indian food at the Carnatic cafe which is built in the Sunder nursery.

Mehrauli Archeological park

It is another peaceful retreat that will take you away from the bustling city life. It has over 100 ancient monuments built inside like the Jamali Kamali mosque, Rajon ki Baoli and Balban’s tomb. If you are a history enthusiast then you must visit this place.

Waste of Wonder Park

It is a unique park which represents the replica of the seven wonders of the world made from scrap and waste materials. The unique replicas are made so beautifully that it seems original and it is a must see spot for creative people. 

Tomb of Humayun The Garden of calmness

Humayun Tomb is one of the most interesting monuments in Delhi which is a precursor of the Taj Mahal. The best illustration of Mughal architecture comprises UNESCO World Heritage Site in the cockpit, which was built in the 16th century in fine condition. The symmetrical gardens, red sandstone frontage and the marble dome are a relaxed and royal experience. 

India Gate - the symbol of patriotism

One of the most popular architecture of New Delhi that towers high in the center of the city is the India gate. It is national pride because it is built as a memory of the life of soldiers who lost their seats in World War I. 

Lotus Temple:The Alleiest of Peace and Togetherness

The Lotus Temple is the religious monument that is the most common among most visitors in Delhi. This is a Bahayi house of worship, which is shaped in the shape of a lotus flower, and can accommodate all religions. The inside is totally quiet making it the best place to meditate and get in touch with the self.

Old Delhi

A trip to Delhi will never be complete without a trip to Chandni Chowk to experience the unbelievable delirium and gastronomic joy of a stroll through the crowded and bustling shopping alley. It is a kind of historical bazaar that was constructed by the Shah Jahan who was an emperor of Mughals, a maze of lanes with shops that sold fabrics, jewellery, spices and sweets to be used as gifts.

Raj Ghat -In a Tribute to the Father of the Nation

Raj Ghat is a calm memorial of Mahatma Gandhi which is situated along Yamuna River. The location of his cremation that is on the black marble platform is within the well trimmed gardens. The title of the eternal flame is located here is a spirit of immortality in Gandhi. Its calmness makes it a contemplating adventure of the turbulent life of Delhi.

A Agrasen ki Baoli:A Spectacular and mysterious Step well

There is an ancient stepwell, Agrasen ki Baoli, which can be said to have been built way back into the Mahabharata age, lost in the midst of Connaught Place. It is characterized by the presence of spooky silence and far flight of steps and arch-shaped corridors that make it look like a mystic place. The unusual construction, as well as the bizarre atmosphere have made the place popular among photographers and lovers of history. This has been entrenched in several Bollywood films hence it is seductive.

Gurudwara Bangla Sahib:A Genre of faith and good will

The Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is one of the most renowned Sikh temples in Delhi that has achieved fame because of the golden dome and the environment of peace and tranquility. The gurdwara is accessible to all persons irrespective of his or her religion. You can visit Bangla Sahib Gurudwara for peace and serenity and real culture of sikhs, here you can also offer seva and help in the work of the place. 

The Sarojini Nagar Market : Dream Place For Shopper

When in need of dressing lowly and enjoying the shopping, then Sarojini Nagar Market is the spot to go. As it is based on culturally trendy clothes, accessories, and surplus value of the export, this market attracts both local and tourist visitors. This is a very budget friendly market where you can shop everything related to trend and fashion. 

Rashtrapati Bhavan: Indian Democracy pride of power

The magnificent Rashtrapati Bhavan which is the official home of the President of India is one of the most beautiful buildings located in Delhi. It is a visual wonder because there is a mixture of the Indo-European styles. The spectacularly planned Mughal Gardens are opened to visitors in spring and allow a florid show that includes rose and tulips and other flowers that are in their breast season. A guided tour on this area however, leads to the realization of the greatness and governance of Indian democracy.

Dilli Haat Haat -Bazaar of Culture

As a way of exploring the eclectic culture of India, go back to Dilli Haat, an open market, where all the artisans and craftsmen along with food selling vendors of the country congregate. You may buy the superb handicraft, hand woven fabrics, pottery and jewellery and enjoy the local delicacies be it Rajasthani dal baati or Manipuri momos. The trip to the cultural tourist to look at the colorful ambience and folk songs is a nice trip.

Nehru Planetarium -A Space Trip

The Nehru Planetarium is a good and educative site to visit to any individuals interested in the universe. The theme of these shows is to have visitors go on a tour of the stars, the planets and the galaxies and that makes it a fun visit not only by the families but also by the students. The planetarium is surrounded by the Teen Murti Bhavan that used to be the residence of the first Prime Minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru who has now since been converted into a museum.

Garden of Five Senses -A Feast to Lovers of Nature

The garden of five senses is a highly landscaped place of landscape, which is located close to Saket in Delhi. It awakens all your senses as the name implies with informative part of the thematic flowers, art installations, musical fountains and walk tracks. Art events and cultural festivals are a frequent occurrence in the garden and this has made it a very colorful place among the locals and the tourists. It is also an entertaining place to have love walks, and easy evenings.