Delhi is the capital of India and it may not be as large as other cities, but it still packs a wallop when it comes to traveling and doing things. Delhi NCR is a great place to learn about the history of India. Just Like many of the world’s finest capital cities, Delhi NCR showcases national finery in the way of museums, shops, architecture and governmental and historical highlights. The city has a cultured, yet friendly vibe.
With numerous world-famous travel places and attractions to visit, deciding on the best things to do in Delhi NCR can be a difficult task. Delhi is stuffed with so many worthwhile experiences that you’ll never be asking yourself what to do—so expect to put in the miles taking in everything it has to offer. There are so many great places to visit or travel and things to see in Delhi, from museums to forts to gardens to temples, it can be hard knowing where to start and what to fit in. This list should help you decide and get the most from your Delhi NCR getaway. We have Listed all travel places in Delhi NCR, you can filter them by selecting your interest.
Gandhi Smriti in Delhi is one of the biggest museums of Mahatma Gandhi. The Gandhi Smriti has a collection of over 6000 original pictures of Gandhi Ji. Read the whole blog for detailed info. Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti (GSDS) was formed…
Delhi has over 500 Mosques, but in this blog, we have listed 6 most famous Mosques/Masjid in Delhi NCR. Find all relevant info about Mosques in Delhi. There are over 300000 mosques in India but Delhi holds a collection of historical mosques…
Jama Masjid, Delhi is the largest mosque of India which was built by Shah Jahan. Read the blog for the History, Timings & other information of Jama Masjid. Jama Masjid is located in Old Delhi. It was built by Mughal Emperor Shah…
The seven wonders of the world are exceptionally charming and eye treating but difficult for anyone to see them at one go, however, we get to see replicas of such seven wonders of world like Eiffel Tower, Statue of liberty, etc at…
Ahinsa Sthal means “Place of Peace” or “Place of non-violence”. The Ahinsa Sthal is a Jain Temple which was established in 1980 near Qutub Complex on MG Road. The main god of the temple is Lord Mahavira, the 24th and very last Tirthankara…
Isa Khan Tomb in Delhi is a mausoleum which is dedicated to Isa Khan Niyazi who was a minister of Sher Shah Suri(founder of Sur dynasty in India). The Isa Khan Tomb is located inside Emperor Humayun’s tomb complex in the Nizamuddin, Delhi….
Laxminarayan temple/mandir or Birla Mandir/temple is a Hindu temple which is located in New Delhi. The Laxminarayan temple was built by Birla’s (Jugal Kishore Birla) from 1933 to 1939 that’s why it is also known as Birla temple. The Birla Mandir or…
Chattarpur Mandir/Temple or Shree Adhya Katyayani Shakti Peeth Mandir has the second largest temple complex in India after Akshardham Temple and was established by Baba Sant Nagpal ji in 1974. Overview of Chattarpur Mandir: The entire complex of the Chattarpur Mandir/Temple is…
Overview The Tughlaqabad fort was built by Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq during the 14th century. The Fort is located on the Mehrauli-Badarpur road, Delhi. Tughlaqabad fort opens at 6 AM and the entry fee is Rs. 15 only. History The Tughlaqabad fort was…
Dr. Zakir Hussain museum was established in 1972 as a mausoleum in remembrance and honor of the third President of India, late Dr. Zakir Hussain. The Museum is located within the campus of Jamia Millia Islamia University.. About Dr. Zakir Hussain Dr….
