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Places of Interest in Delhi
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Delhi, the capital of this wonderful
land, is a maze of different landmarks, monuments and
forts that reveal the colorful history of India. It's
a city that speaks volumes about India's culture and
it's Unity in Diversity. Delhi is perhaps the only capital
city in the world that has people from different religions
and cultures living together and yet maintaining their
identity.
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| Chandni Chowk |
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Also known as the moonlit square,
Chandni Chowk, is located in the the main street of Old Delhi. It
is the largest bazar in Northern India.
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| Humayun Tomb |
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Just 2 kms to the south of Purana Qila lies the
Humayun's Tomb. It was raised by his widow Haji Begum in the 16th
century.
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| ISCKON Temple |
| Located on the Hari Krishna Hill, the ISKCON Temple
is situated on the east of Kailash. The temple has beautiful paintings
of Radha, Krishan and several other Gods and Goddesses. |
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| Chattarpur Mandir |
| Chattarpur Mandir is an old temple dedicated to Goddess
Durga. The beautiful temple complex is situated in Mehraulli. |
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| India Gate |
| India Gate, originally named All India War Memoria,
was designed by Lutyens in honour the brave soldiers who died for
the nation. |
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| Jantar Mantar |
| This is a huge sun dial. The instruments at Jantar
Mantar are fascinating for their novel approach. |
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| Jama Masjid |
| Jumma Masjid or Friday Mozque, built by Shah Jahan,
is the largest mosque in India. |
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| Bahai Lotus Temple |
| Lotus Temple is the result of the Bahai faith. Built
in the shape of lotus flower, this temple can be seen from several
points in South Delhi. |
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| Parliament House |
| The seat of the Indian legislative power, this marvellous
piece of architecture can be admired only from outside. |
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| Mughal Gardens |
| The lawns filled with roses, is the place where the
President hosts tea parties, in the Rashtrapati Bhavan. |
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| Connaught Place |
| C.P or Connaught Place was built in a circular format.
It is the most popular shopping centre in Delhi. |
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| Pragati Maidan |
| The venue of the annual India International Trade
Fair where thousands of businessmen and visitors come from all over
the world. |
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| Raj Ghat |
| Raj Ghat, the last resting place of the "Father
of Nation". |
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| National Gallery of Art |
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Built by the Maharaja of Jaipur, the National
Gallery is located in the Jaipur House near India Gate. It has around
4,000 paintings of modern artists, including graphics and sculptures.
It has a huge collection of art and literature and journal on art
and culture and painting of Indian and Colonial artists. It also
houses a library which can be used by museum.
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| Bangla Sahib Gurudwara |
| Located along the Baba Khadag Singh Marg, Bangla Sahib
is the biggest gurudwara in Delhi. |
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| Rail Museum |
| Set amidst a sprawling park, this museum is a must
see, not just for train buffs but for everyone. |
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| Dilli Haat |
| Dilli Haat, located opposite the INA Market is the
result of the combined effort of the New Delhi Municipal Council and
the Tourism Dept. to create opportunities to rural artisans. |
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