Delhi's World Heritage Sites

DELHI ITINERARY

Delhi, one of the cosmopolitan cities of India has much to offer to its tourists. It caters to the cultural, religious, historical and contemporary interests of the travelers. People from all parts of the world come to witness the heritage and splendor of this city. No doubt that it is called the 'Heart of India'.

CULTURAL ITINERARY

Delhi was the capital of several Mughal, Rajput and Afghan empires in ancient times. As a consequence, Delhi has a unique history of blending itself with several different cultures. People who visit Delhi to find out about its culture will never go disappointed. There are innumerous museums in Delhi, which showcase the artifacts and scriptures from various eras. Archaeological Museum, situated in historic Red Fort, exhibits objects that date back to Mughal Period. On view are manuscripts that demonstrate the fine art of calligraphy. One can also on view paintings, textiles and costumes of that era. One section is devoted to the relics of the 1857 war and displays maps and weapons. Indian War Memorial Museum also at Red Fort, depicts the diorama of battle of Panipat, along with the weapons and dresses used in First World War. National Gallery of Modern Art near India Gate, houses an art reference library that has a vast collection of books. Collections of best contemporary art reproductions are on sale at the counter. The Air Force Museum at Delhi Cantt depicts the history of the Indian Air Force & has a vast collection of aeroplanes and Armory on display.

Museums in Delhi

RELIGIOUS ITINERARY

Delhi also offers a glimpse of India's religious diversity. It has many temples, mosques, gurudawaras and churches. The largest mosque in India, the Jama Masjid and the most visited Vaishnavite temple in the world, the Birla Mandir are located in Delhi. The Lotus Temple represents the Bahai faith and signifies the purity and the universality of the lord and equality of all religions. St. James Church, which is built by James...