Delhi

Delhi is a large city with attractions spread across Old Delhi, Central Delhi, South Delhi and other parts of the National Capital Region. For tourists, the Delhi Metro is one of the most practical ways to move between major sightseeing areas while avoiding much of Delhi’s road traffic. The network connects important railway stations, commercial […]

Delhi is one of the best cities in India for a proper food tour. The famous food places in Delhi cover every budget and every craving. This guide rounds up the city’s most iconic eateries, an Old Delhi food walk route, late-night options, and honest notes on spots that have closed. Everything below is fact-checked […]

If Delhi has a heartbeat, it echoes from the white colonnades of Connaught Place. Locally known as CP — or officially, Rajiv Chowk — this circular commercial district in the heart of New Delhi is where colonial heritage, modern energy, and genuine Delhi character all collide at once. People come to CP Delhi for a […]

Walk into the Lotus Temple in Delhi and the first thing that hits you isn’t the architecture — it’s the silence. Thousands of people pass through this Bahai House of Worship every single day, and somehow the inside still feels like a library mid-exam. No idols. No sermons. No entry fee. Just 27 white marble […]

Akshardham Temple Delhi is one of India’s most awe-inspiring spiritual and cultural landmarks. Recognised by the Guinness World Records as the world’s largest comprehensive Hindu temple, this sprawling complex on the banks of the Yamuna River draws millions of visitors every year. Opened in 2005, this temple blends ancient Indian architecture, spirituality, and modern storytelling […]

If you have never walked through Chandni Chowk, you have not really seen Delhi. That sounds like a bold claim, but anyone who has stood at the entrance of this 370-year-old bazaar — the smell of freshly fried jalebis mixing with the shout of rickshaw pullers, the flash of silver jewellery catching the afternoon light […]

Delhi is one of those cities where your budget can swing wildly depending on a handful of decisions — which hotel area you pick, whether you use the Metro or app-cabs, and how many “foreigner-priced” monuments you visit. If you’re planning your first trip, this guide breaks down exactly where your money goes, with real […]

History students get three UNESCO World Heritage Sites within 20 kilometres of each other. Science students get the National Science Centre and Nehru Planetarium — both fully operational in 2026 with dedicated school group rates. Civics students get India Gate, the National War Memorial, and Kartavya Path. Art students get the National Museum, which houses […]