Delhi: An Ideal Place to Celebrate Indian Holidays
New Delhi, the capital as well as the third largest city of India is an ideal amalgamation of the ancient and the modern time. The majestic city exhibits the finely curved architecture of British Raj. It also unwinds a picture of rich culture, prehistoric to contemporary architecture and human diversity. Delhi accommodates a large inflow of travellers every year. Shiny, well-composed and spacious streets under the shade of marvelously lined avenues of trees as well as tall and imposing government buildings pull the attention of travellers to spend their holidays in India.
If talking about sightseeing, the city hosts a number of historical to contemporary buildings, parks, museums, etc. Among centers of attractions, Purana Qila (old fort) is the venue for the spectacular sound and light show which brings alive the history of the capital. While Chandni Chowk, located just opposite to famous Red Fort, is a place where you can enjoy the old world charm. World famous Jama Masjid is also located at Chandni Chowk. Other places including, Qutub-Minar, Raj Ghat, zoo, India Gate, Parliament House, President House, Jantar Mantar, Humayun’s Tomb and Dolls Museum are a few options that can turn Indian holidays in a memorable and wonderful experience of visiting India. While, Lotus Temple or the Bahai temple, Birla temple and AksharDham temple are the places where adherents are free to visit temples and pray or meditate silently.
Apart from all these attractions, embassies of different countries, world-class educational institutes and hospitals, head offices of all government departments, seasonable fairs, festivals and time to time different exhibitions make Delhi one of the most visited destinations to celebrate and enjoy Indian holidays. Delhi without any doubt has always been a city at the forefront of India as well as the world. In fact, leading universities and modern transportation like Metro Rail and Asia’s largest bus service DTC amaze visitors from all parts of the world. Above all, Delhi, a combination of power, politics and invasions makes Indian holidays perfect from every corner.
