Monuments, metro lines, and the living colour of Old Delhi.
Standing at the heart of New Delhi, the India Gate is a commanding 42-meter-tall sandstone archway that serves as a profound memorial.
The official residence of the President of India is an architectural triumph of scale and symmetry. Designed largely by Sir Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker.
No modern guide to Delhi is complete without mentioning its transit system. The Delhi Metro isn't just a way to get around; it is an engineering marvel that fundamentally changed how the National Capital Region moves.
Formerly known as Rajpath, this expansive, tree-lined avenue was revamped and officially renamed Kartavya Path (Path of Duty) in 2022.
Designed in the shape of a blooming lotus flower, the Bahá'í House of Worship—commonly known as the Lotus Temple—is a masterpiece of modern expressionist architecture.
To step into Old Delhi is to step back in time. Founded as the walled city of Shahjahanabad in 1639, this area is a sensory explosion of sights, sounds, and scents.
