Delhi, India’s capital city is a place famous for its culture, tradition and rich history. Delhi’s culture reflects the rich heritage of the past together with the influence of modern lifestyle. It has remained the country’s power center, since ages, and continues to do so even today. With a history dating back to more than 2,000 years, Delhi has today turned into one of the biggest metropolis of India. Its varied facets fascinate any tourist visiting the city. On one hand is Old Delhi, with its numerous historical monuments, narrow by-lanes and crowded shopping areas. To know the real culture and tradition, one should hire a three-wheeled cycle rickshaw to have a stroll. On the other, is the city of New Delhi. 

Magnificent monuments are in sharp contrast with trendy malls, pubs and discotheques, to catch the attention of people. A major economical hub of India, Delhi is the most preferred destination in north India. Rich tradition, Mughal Architecture, monuments, museums, galleries and parks are some of the attractions in Delhi visited by tourists from across the world. Old bazaars and food are some of the unique features of Old Delhi. New Delhi is completely different with lifestyle and city's architecture having influence of British Rule in India.

New Delhi is famous for planned landscapes and spacious streets with shades of greenery. Major commercial establishments are situated in New Delhi's business hubs. Sightseeing attractions in Delhi are aplenty with old and new monuments covered in a Delhi Travel Guide like India Gate, Rashtrapati Bhawan, Rajghat, Jama Masjid, Qutub Minar, Red Fort, Humayun’s Tomb, Purana Quila, Jantar Mantar and Akshardham temple.

Delhi is a shopper’s paradise with specialty Indian items including jewellery, carpets, handicrafts, precious stones, silks and silver ware. The distinct feature of Delhi market is that every shopping hub has its own ambience and specialty. Connaught Place, Haus Khas Village, Karol Bagh and Chandni Chowk are the principle shopping areas.