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New Delhi · Delhi
India Gate
A 42-metre war-memorial arch and beloved evening gathering place at the heart of New Delhi.
New Delhi · Delhi
Lotus Temple
Delhi's iconic white-marble lotus-shaped landmark — a 1986 architectural marvel of 27 petals, free to visit and one of the world's most-visited buildings.
New Delhi · Delhi
Lodhi Garden
Delhi's favourite green escape — a 90-acre landscaped park dotted with 15th-century tombs, free to enter and perfect for a morning walk.
New Delhi · Delhi
Chandni Chowk
Old Delhi's 17th-century market street — India's most famous vegetarian street-food lane and a maze of spice, textile, and jewellery bazaars.
New Delhi · Delhi
Connaught Place
New Delhi's grand colonial-era shopping and dining circle — Georgian colonnades, big-brand stores, street markets, and famous vegetarian restaurants.
New Delhi · Delhi
Akshardham Temple
Delhi's vast Swaminarayan Hindu temple complex — intricately carved pink sandstone, an evening water show, and a pure-vegetarian food court.
Mumbai · Maharashtra
Gateway of India
Iconic yellow basalt and limestone arch overlooking the Arabian Sea, symbolizing Mumbai's maritime history.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Chini Ka Rauza
A rare Persian-style glazed tile mausoleum on the Yamuna east bank — Agra's most beautifully obscure architectural gem.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Mariam's Tomb
Mariam-uz-Zamani's mausoleum at Sikandra — Akbar's queen and Jahangir's mother, with gilded frescos and intricate carvings.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Sadar Bazar
Agra's vibrant evening market — petha shops, street food, leather goods, marble inlay, and the city's most authentic local atmosphere.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Seth Gali
A narrow old-city lane famous for authentic mithai, traditional snacks, and the real flavours of Agra's centuries-old sweet-making culture.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Mankameshwar Temple
An ancient Shiva temple in the old city heart — the spiritual anchor of Agra's Hindu community, especially revered on Mondays and Mahashivratri.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Rawatpara Spice Market
Agra's oldest wholesale spice market — a sensory explosion of colour, fragrance, and century-old trading traditions in the heart of the old city.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Kinari Bazaar
A heritage market lane in the old city — Agra's most vibrant lane for zari embroidery, wedding jewellery, and traditional craft textiles.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Jaswant Singh ki Chhatri
A rare Hindu cenotaph built during the Mughal era — an elegant example of how Rajput architectural tradition coexisted with Mughal rule in 17th-century Agra.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Paliwal Park
Agra's beloved green lung — a colonial-era landscaped park in the heart of the city, perfect for morning walks and a peaceful respite from the monument circuit.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Marble Inlay Workshops (Gokulpura)
Live marble inlay workshops in Gokulpura where descendants of Taj Mahal craftsmen demonstrate the same pietra dura techniques used in the monument 400 years ago.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Zardozi Embroidery Centers
Agra's centuries-old gold-thread embroidery ateliers — a craft with Mughal court origins, still practised by hereditary artisans in the old city.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Subhash Emporium
Agra's most-recommended verified marble handicraft showroom — the safe, anti-scam anchor for authentic pietra dura and marble inlay purchases.
New Delhi · Delhi
Laxminarayan Temple (Birla Mandir)
A landmark 1930s Nagara-style temple to Vishnu and Lakshmi west of Connaught Place — inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi and open to all, free to enter.
New Delhi · Delhi
Chhatarpur Temple
One of India's largest temple complexes — a sprawling white South-and-North-Indian shrine to Goddess Katyayani in South Delhi, near Qutub, free to enter.
New Delhi · Delhi
Agrasen ki Baoli
A dramatic 60-metre medieval stepwell of 108 stone steps hidden minutes from Connaught Place — one of Delhi's most photogenic and atmospheric monuments, free to enter.
New Delhi · Delhi
Sanjay Lake
East Delhi's favourite lake-and-park — a large man-made lake ringed by a green DDA park, popular for morning walks, paddle-boating and winter migratory birds. Free to enter.
New Delhi · Delhi
Kalkaji Mandir
An ancient, always-thronged Kali temple beside Nehru Place and the Lotus Temple — one of Delhi's most revered Shakti shrines, free to enter.
New Delhi · Delhi
ISKCON Temple (Sri Sri Radha Parthasarathi)
Delhi's grand Hare Krishna temple on Hare Krishna Hill, East of Kailash — striking modern architecture, a Vedic cultural centre and a pure-veg restaurant. Free to enter.
New Delhi · Delhi
Jhandewalan Hanuman Temple
The 108-foot Hanuman statue rising over central Delhi — one of the world's tallest Hanuman idols, visible from the metro, with a dramatic cave-like entrance. Free to enter.
New Delhi · Delhi
Nehru Park
A sprawling 80-acre park in the diplomatic enclave of Chanakyapuri — rolling lawns, jogging tracks and open-air concerts, a favourite for morning walks. Free to enter.
New Delhi · Delhi
Mehrauli Archaeological Park
A 200-acre open-air museum of ruins beside the Qutub — a Lodhi-era stepwell, Balban's tomb, colonial follies and a thousand years of Delhi's history in one green sprawl. Free.
Gurugram · Haryana
Leisure Valley Park
Gurugram's central green space in Sector 29 — landscaped lawns, jogging tracks and a musical fountain, ringed by the city's biggest food-and-leisure hub. Free to enter.
New Delhi · Delhi
Shri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir
Delhi's oldest Jain temple — a striking red-sandstone shrine opposite the Red Fort, famous for its gilded upper halls and a charitable bird hospital next door. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Uttara Swami Malai Temple (Malai Mandir)
North India's grandest South-Indian Murugan temple — a granite hilltop shrine in R.K. Puram fusing Chola, Pallava and Pandya architecture. Free to enter.
New Delhi · Delhi
Yogmaya Temple
An ancient living temple beside the Qutub Minar — dedicated to the goddess Yogmaya, sister of Krishna, and often called Delhi's only surviving pre-Sultanate temple. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Gandhi Smriti
The house where Mahatma Gandhi spent his last 144 days and was assassinated in 1948 — now a moving national memorial and multimedia museum. Free; closed Mondays.
New Delhi · Delhi
Buddha Jayanti Park
A tranquil 80-acre garden on the Central Ridge honouring the Buddha's enlightenment — a gilded Buddha statue, a sacred Bodhi-tree sapling and forest walking paths. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Yamuna Ghat (Vasudev Ghat)
Delhi's most photogenic riverfront — a restored Mughal-style ghat near Kashmere Gate famous for winter seagulls at dawn, sunrise boat rides and an evening Yamuna Aarti. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Raj Ghat
The national memorial to Mahatma Gandhi — a simple black marble platform with an eternal flame, set in tranquil riverside gardens near the Red Fort. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
National War Memorial
India's memorial to soldiers fallen since Independence — an eternal flame beneath a granite obelisk, ringed by walls bearing 25,900+ names, beside India Gate. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Gauri Shankar Temple
Old Delhi's revered Shiva temple beside the Jain Lal Mandir — an ancient brown-stone lingam ringed by silver serpents, built by a Maratha soldier in 1761. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Prachin Hanuman Mandir
An ancient Hanuman temple at Connaught Place, famed for a non-stop Ram-naam chant running since 1964 (a Guinness record) and a rare crescent-moon spire. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum
The Safdarjung Road home where PM Indira Gandhi lived and was assassinated in 1984 — now a memorial museum with a crystal path marking where she fell. Free; closed Mondays.
New Delhi · Delhi
Yamuna Biodiversity Park
A restored Yamuna floodplain of wetlands, grassland and forest in North Delhi — 200+ bird species on guided nature walks. Free; Monday–Saturday by prior arrangement.
New Delhi · Delhi
Japanese Park
Rohini's huge, much-loved park (Swarn Jayanti Park) — a big boating lake, a musical fountain and themed gardens, a favourite family day out in North West Delhi. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Coronation Park
The vast North Delhi ground where the 1877, 1903 and 1911 Delhi Durbars were held — a lone obelisk and a graveyard of relocated Raj-era statues. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Sulabh International Museum of Toilets
One of the world's most unusual museums — 5,000 years of the history of toilets and sanitation, told with wit and purpose in West Delhi. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Partition Museum, Delhi
A moving people's-history museum of the 1947 Partition, in the 17th-century Dara Shukoh Library at Kashmere Gate — oral testimonies, archives and heirlooms. Free; closed Mondays.
New Delhi · Delhi
Ghalib ki Haveli
The restored Old Delhi home of the great poet Mirza Ghalib — a small memorial museum of his verses, portraits and a life-size replica, tucked in Ballimaran. Free; closed Mondays.
New Delhi · Delhi
Talkatora Garden
A historic Mughal-era reservoir-garden near Rashtrapati Bhavan — lawns, waterways and spring flowerbeds, and the 1737 staging ground of Bajirao's raid on Delhi. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Roshanara Bagh
A 17th-century Mughal Char Bagh laid out by, and the resting place of, the princess Roshanara Begum — a marble baradari, water channels and a bird-rich lake in North Delhi. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Sanjay Van
A wild city forest on the South Ridge between Mehrauli and Vasant Kunj — trails, peafowl, 200+ bird species and the ancient Lal Kot fort walls. Free; daylight only.
New Delhi · Delhi
Ahinsa Sthal
A serene Jain memorial-garden beside the Qutub Minar — a 13-foot single-granite statue of Bhagwan Mahavir on a landscaped hillock, honouring ahimsa. Free and peaceful.
Faridabad · Haryana
Surajkund
A 10th-century amphitheatre-shaped Sun reservoir on the Aravalli ridge — and the grounds of India's famous February crafts mela. Largely free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Zafar Mahal
The last monument the Mughals built — a red-sandstone summer palace and towering Elephant Gate in old Mehrauli, tied to the last emperor's empty grave. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Adham Khan's Tomb
A 1562 octagonal Mughal tomb in Mehrauli nicknamed the 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa' for its maze-like wall passages — built by Akbar for his foster brother. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Kamla Nehru Ridge (Northern Ridge)
North Delhi's forested ridge park — the city's richest cluster of 1857 sites (Flagstaff Tower, the Mutiny Memorial) plus an Ashokan pillar and Tughlaq ruins. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
New Delhi Kali Bari (Mandir Marg)
The heart of Bengali Delhi — a 1930s Kali temple beside Birla Mandir, home to one of the city's oldest Durga Pujas and a Kalighat-style sanctum. Free.
New Delhi · Delhi
Gandhak ki Baoli
A 13th-century five-tier stepwell in Mehrauli — Delhi's largest baoli, named for its sulphur ('gandhak') water, from the reign of Sultan Iltutmish. Free.