Delhi, a city of historical importance, architectural splendour and immense political value is the capital of India. Delhi is not only a traveler’s delight but even a shopper’s and foodie’s paradise.
For those love history and wish to delve further into past events of India, Delhi is a must visit place. Important landmarks which have withstood the sands of time include Qutab Minar, the Red fort, Jantar Mantar, Jama Masjid, Humayun Tomb, India Gate, Safdarjung tomb and lots more. Among the recently developed tourist destinations you can visit the Akshardham Temple, Bahai Temple, Birla Mandir, to name a few. Well, as you browse through this list, you will be tempted to extend your trip to Delhi and visit them all.Shopping in Delhi has a special charm; you can shop for a wide variety of products ranging from jewellery, zari products, meenakari work, textiles, furniture, electronics goods and so on. The Chandni Chowk is famous for the ethnic products while Dilli Haat, Hauz Khas and Pragati Maidan are well known and most frequented for a wide variety of ethnic handicrafts and handloom products produced by various Indian states.
A trip to the Old City of Delhi will take you back in the past as you walk past narrow streets and tiny by lanes and come across people selling pickles, artificial jewellery, linen, spices, local potions, herbal remedies and linen too – a definite shift from the modern taste and preferences.
