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Jaipur · Rajasthan
Hawa Mahal
The iconic "Palace of Winds" – a stunning pink-and-red sandstone structure with 953 tiny latticed windows.
New Delhi · Delhi
India Gate
A 42-metre war-memorial arch and beloved evening gathering place at the heart of New Delhi.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Taj Mahal
The world's most iconic marble monument to love, built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the 17th century.
Agra · Uttar Pradesh
Agra Fort
A massive UNESCO-listed red sandstone fortress — the seat of Mughal power and Shah Jahan's final prison.
Greater Noida · Uttar Pradesh
India Expo Centre & Mart
India's largest integrated exhibition and convention centre — a 58-acre Greater Noida landmark hosting the Auto Expo, IHGF Fair and major trade shows. Visit during a public event.
New Delhi · Delhi
Red Fort
Shah Jahan's vast 17th-century red-sandstone Mughal fort in Old Delhi — a UNESCO site and the stage for India's Independence Day address.
Greater Noida · Uttar Pradesh
ISKCON Greater Noida (Gaur Dham)
A young, community-run ISKCON temple at Delta 2 near Pari Chowk in Greater Noida, dedicated to Gaura-Nitai, with daily kirtans and free sattvic prasadam.
New Delhi · Delhi
Qutub Minar
The world's tallest brick minaret — a 72.5-metre, 12th-century fluted sandstone tower in Mehrauli, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Faridabad · Haryana
Raja Nahar Singh Palace
A restored 18th-century sandstone Jat palace at Ballabgarh — home of Raja Nahar Singh, a martyr of 1857 — reachable right at the Violet Line metro terminus. Nominal entry.
Noida · Uttar Pradesh
Botanic Garden of Indian Republic
A 165-acre national botanical garden beside the Botanical Garden metro — themed plant sections, a glasshouse, a cactus house and a lake, run by the Botanical Survey of India. Closed Sundays.
Greater Noida · Uttar Pradesh
Gautam Buddha University Campus
A 511-acre eco-campus in Greater Noida laid out around a serene central Buddha statue, a stupa-form meditation centre, and a peace lake — one of the NCR's most under-the-radar green walking spaces.
Noida · Uttar Pradesh
ISKCON Noida (Sri Sri Radha Govind Dev Ji Temple)
A serene Sector 33 ISKCON temple in Noida where Sri Sri Radha Govind Dev Ji preside alongside Gaura-Nitai and Lord Jagannath, with free entry, day-long aartis and a pure-veg Govinda's kitchen.
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.
Ghaziabad · Uttar Pradesh
Mohan Nagar Temple (Durga Mandir)
A landmark Goddess-Durga temple on GT Road at the busy Mohan Nagar crossing in Ghaziabad, drawing hundreds of darshan-seekers daily and huge Sawan-Monday crowds.
Greater Noida · Uttar Pradesh
Pari Chowk
Greater Noida's signature 'Fairy Square' — a grand landscaped roundabout of golden fairy sculptures and a peacock centrepiece amid gardens, fountains and ornamental lighting, best seen glowing after dusk.
Mumbai · Maharashtra
Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Temple
Mumbai's most visited Ganapati shrine — a gold-domed complex in Prabhadevi whose right-trunked black-stone murti draws vast Tuesday darshan queues from across the city.
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
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.
Mumbai · Maharashtra
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya
Mumbai's flagship museum, set in a domed Indo-Saracenic landmark by George Wittet at Kala Ghoda, holding Indus Valley seals, Gandhara sculpture and one of India's finest miniature-painting collections.
New Delhi · Delhi
Jantar Mantar
An 18th-century open-air astronomical observatory of giant masonry instruments, built by Maharaja Jai Singh II beside Connaught Place.
Noida · Uttar Pradesh
Meghdootam Park (Sector 50)
A 28-acre landscaped Noida Authority park in Sector 50, with a long winding walkway, open-air amphitheatre and broad lawns — one of central Noida's calmest, best-kept green spaces.
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.
Noida · Uttar Pradesh
Noida Shilp Haat (Bunkar Bhawan)
A 10-acre, Dilli-Haat-style crafts village at Sector 33A, Noida, where artisan stalls, a handloom emporium, a culture centre and an open amphitheatre gather India's weavers and craftspeople under one leafy campus beside the ISKCON temple.
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.
Faridabad · Haryana
Mughal Bridge (Sarai Khwaja, Old Grand Trunk Road)
A weathered Mughal-era arched bridge of rubble-and-lime masonry at Sarai Khwaja, carrying the old Delhi–Agra Grand Trunk Road over the Budhiya Wala nala at the Delhi–Faridabad border — an ASI-protected relic of the caravan road that gave Faridabad its reason to exist.
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
Bombay High Court
A blue-basalt Victorian Gothic courthouse of 1878 facing the Oval Maidan, stacked with shaded arcades, octagonal towers and famously mischievous carved capitals — still a working court, and best admired from outside.
Faridabad · Haryana
Rose Garden, Faridabad
Faridabad's landscaped municipal rose garden beside Nahar Singh Stadium in NIT — a winter-blooming green pocket of rose beds, fountains and walking tracks.
New Delhi · Delhi
Sunder Nursery
Delhi's showcase heritage park — a 90-acre Mughal-era garden of restored tombs, lily pools and rose beds beside Humayun's Tomb, perfect for a slow, green half-day.
New Delhi · Delhi
Purana Qila (Old Fort)
Delhi's oldest fort, raised on the legendary mound of Indraprastha — massive gateways, a moat with pedal-boats and an evening sound-and-light show.
Mathura · Uttar Pradesh
Rangeshwar Mahadev Temple
Mathura's southern guardian Shiva, a small ancient old-city shrine near Holi Gate whose Shivalinga is traditionally said to have been worshipped by Kansa beside his Rangshala arena.
Jaipur · Rajasthan
Sarvato Bhadra (Diwan-i-Khas), City Palace
The open-sided pavilion at the heart of Jaipur's City Palace where the Maharaja held private audience — and where the two colossal Gangajali silver urns, carried to London in 1902 so a devout king need never drink European water, still stand.
New Delhi · Delhi
Hauz Khas Complex
A 14th-century royal reservoir, madrasa and tomb overlooking a lake and deer park in South Delhi — medieval ruins beside a buzzing café village.
Jaipur · Rajasthan
Govind Dev Ji Temple
Jaipur's most-loved Krishna temple, set in the City Palace's Jai Niwas Garden, where seven daily jhankis draw thousands and the deity — brought from Vrindavan — faces the maharaja's old window.
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
National Museum
India's premier museum on Janpath — 5,000 years of art and history from the Indus Valley's Dancing Girl to Chola bronzes and the sacred relics of the Buddha.
New Delhi · Delhi
Dilli Haat (INA)
A permanent open-air crafts bazaar opposite INA metro — handlooms and handicrafts from every Indian state, plus a food court of regional vegetarian specialities.
Somnath · Gujarat
Somnath Temple Bazaar (Market Lanes)
The bustling pilgrim market lanes hugging the Somnath temple, packed with stalls for coconuts, puja goods, seashell curios, farsan and boxed prasad sweets.
Mumbai · Maharashtra
Crawford Market Heritage Halls
Mumbai's great Victorian covered market of 1869 — William Emerson's stone halls, Lockwood Kipling friezes, and cathedral-like aisles of fruit, spices and dry goods.
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
Garden of Five Senses
A 20-acre themed leisure garden near Saket — sculptures, murals, spice and herb beds, an amphitheatre and cafés, designed to delight all five senses.
New Delhi · Delhi
Safdarjung's Tomb
The 'last flicker' of Mughal architecture — a grand 18th-century domed garden-tomb on Lodhi Road, quieter and calmer than its famous cousins.
Junagadh · Gujarat
Geeta Lodge
A long-running pure-veg unlimited Gujarati thali house near Junagadh railway station, a beloved refuelling stop on the Girnar pilgrim route.
New Delhi · Delhi
Tughlaqabad Fort
A vast, rugged 14th-century ruined fortress in South Delhi — massive sloping stone walls and bastions spread over a rocky ridge, steeped in legend.
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.
Jaipur · Rajasthan
Tarkeshwar Mahadev Temple, Chaura Rasta
A working black-stone Shivling shrine buried in Chaura Rasta's book bazaar, documented to 1784 but held by tradition to predate Jaipur itself — and one of the walled city's great Shravan Monday crowds.
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.
Mumbai · Maharashtra
Babulnath Mahadev Temple
A hill-top Shiva temple above Girgaum Chowpatty, reached by a stepped lane of flower stalls or a small lift, with easy skyline views over Back Bay and Marine Drive.
Junagadh · Gujarat
Bahauddin Bhar Maqbara (Vazir's Mausoleum)
A flamboyant Indo-Islamic mausoleum in Junagadh famous for the winding external spiral staircases wrapped around its four soaring minarets.
New Delhi · Delhi
Waste to Wonder Park
A theme park of the Seven Wonders of the World built entirely from scrap and industrial waste — an Eiffel Tower, Taj Mahal and Statue of Liberty near Sarai Kale Khan.
New Delhi · Delhi
National Rail Museum
India's railway heritage across 10 acres in Chanakyapuri — vintage steam locomotives, royal saloons, a toy-train ride and indoor galleries. A family favourite.
Jaipur · Rajasthan
Jantar Mantar Observatory
A UNESCO-listed yard of nineteen masonry astronomical instruments completed in 1734, including the world's largest stone sundial and the twelve zodiac dials found nowhere else.
New Delhi · Delhi
Sarojini Nagar Market
Delhi's legendary budget-fashion bazaar — export-surplus clothes at throwaway prices, plus vegetarian street food. A bargain-hunter's rite of passage.
Jaipur · Rajasthan
Isarlat (Sargasuli Tower)
A slim seven-storey victory tower of 1749 hidden behind Tripolia Bazar — climb its tight spiral ramp for the best rooftop panorama over Jaipur's walled city.
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.
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