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Why travel Delhi?

“700 feet”

Delhi is the national capital of India. Delhi has one of the most richest and diverse histories in the world, serving as the capital even to the kingdoms of medieval period. Being the second wealthiest city in India, it serves as a important hub for commerce.

Delhi has a mixed blend of all cultures. It is home to some of the most prominent monuments in Indian History. Delhi is famous for its street food, with people flocking to the vendors like bees to honey. The city has two faces: one which represents the Delhi of the old where people still continue the traditional way of life, and the other which has embraced modernization, with highrise buildings and huge government offices. The metropolis of Delhi has a pulsating way of life and will never cease to amaze you.

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18 Top Places to visit and Things to do in Delhi

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Splash Water Park in Delhi

#1 Splash Water Park

#Theme park
Splash-The Water Park is a popular amusement water park in Delhi. Tourists, both local and foreign, flock to this destination. In summers, when Delhi is scorching hot, Splash serves as the perfect retreat for the citizens of Delhi, along with their family and friends. One can spend the whole day here, enjoying the varied rides and water slides. The wave pools and rain dance arenas are the most popular among the public. Splash also offers crazy rides for thrill seekers who want to feel adrenaline coursing through their bodies. Optionally you can just drift down the lazy river, setting aside all your worldly cares. The water is clean and changed frequently. The food provided here is excellent and reasonable. Locker rooms and changing rooms are also in good conditions. Certified Lifeguards are always on the vigil for any signs of trouble. Overall, Splash provides an unforgettable experience for everyone.
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Red Fort in Delhi

#2 Red Fort

#Archaeological Site
The Red Fort is one of the most prominent monuments of the world. Located in the heart of Delhi, this structure was the residence of the Mughals and also the political centre of the Mughal Empire. The Red Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2007. This is the most iconic tourist hotspot in Delhi. The gargantuan building was constructed by Shah Jahan in 1639. The thick defensive walls contain several turrets and platforms, which were planned for an impregnable defence. Crafted with the beautiful floral patterns and massive domes adorn this piece of architecture. The famed Diwan-i-Aam and Diwan-i-Khas are located inside this complex. The famous speech ‘Tryst with Destiny’ was delivered by Jawaharlal Nehru in the Red Fort on the eve of India’s independence from British rule.
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Chandni Chowk in Delhi

#3 Chandni Chowk

#Main street
Chandni Chowk, which translates to ‘Moonlight Square’, is one of the busiest markets in Delhi. It is also one of the oldest as it was laid down by Shah Jahan, the Mughal Emperor. The market was once divided by water canals, which reflected the moonlight at night, hence the name. This market also contains the Red Fort inside its area. The Chandni Chowk remains one of the largest wholesale markets in India, and merchants from foreign lands used to ply their trade here in the medieval times. The market is famous for its wide variety of fashionable clothes, ranging from traditional Indian wear to modern patterns. And all of this is priced reasonably and the quality is very fine. One of the original commodities of the market, numerous spices are on sale in large quantities. It plays a major part in driving the economy of this market. Various textiles and embroideries are available. Tourists should definitely pay Chandni Chowk a visit and take home memorable souvenirs.
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India Gate in Delhi

#4 India Gate

#Monument
The India Gate, located on the Rajpath, is a war memorial built in honour of all the Indian soldiers who died fighting numerous wars during World War 1. This structure is a major attraction in Delhi and is often featured in many tourism advertisements. This place is always packed with people, both tourists and locals. The India Gate is primarily built of red and yellow sandstones. The architecture design has European influences to it, as it was designed by Edward Lutyens, a prominent war memorial designer. In the shadow of the India Gate lies the Amar Jawan Jyoti or the Flame of the Immortal soldier. It is an inverted rifle standing at right angles to a black marble platform. A soldier’s helmet rests atop the butt of the rifle. This arrangement is surrounded by four urns, with endlessly burning flames, possible with the help of CNG. The India Gate is an important memorial of national importance and a major crowd puller.
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Bungee Jumping in Delhi in Delhi

#5 Bungee Jumping in Delhi

#Sports
Delhi is the focus of adventure activities in Northern India. And Wanderlust Tours and Travels has made Bungee Jumping a highlight since 1999. Often considered a pinnacle in adventure sports by enthusiasts, Bungee Jumping involves jumping off great heights to plunge below under the force of gravity with nothing but a elastic cord attached to your feet. The entire staff at Wanderlust that conducts Bungee Jumping activities is trained in Germany. People ranging from 18 to 50 years are permitted to perform the jump. The cost pricing is Rs. 1500 per head. After completing the jump, a T-shirt and cap is given with the statement ‘I did it’ sprawled across it. The best part of the activity is that the setup can be taken anywhere, provided that the place is safe and all required conditions are met. The professional team makes sure that there will be no hindrances. Bungee Jumping is truly an exhilarating activity and anyone with a taste for adventure should definitely try it out. Things/Equipments to carry would be comfortable clothes, comfortable shoes, water, sunglasse, woolen clothes or a jacket, lockable bag for your valuables.
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Humayun Tomb in Delhi

#6 Humayun Tomb

#Archaeological Site
Humayun’s Tomb, where the Mughal Emperor Humayun was buried. This tomb was constructed by Humayun’s Empress Bega Begum in 1569. This site was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993. Many Mughals were buried in this complex in the later years, including Bega Begum herself. The tomb lies on the banks of the Yamuna River, and was the first structure to use red sandstone on such a large scale. The tomb is surrounded by gardens on all sides with paved walkways diving it into four quadrants. There are water pools linked by shallow water channels. The architecture style of Humayun’s Tomb is a blend of Persian and Indian styles. This mixture of styles came to be known as the Mughal style of architecture. This place is really peaceful with beautiful manicured lawns and awe-inspiring architecture. This is an art of the architecture and loved by every culture lovers.
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Nearest airport in Delhi is Indira Gandhi International Airport