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Akshardham Temple
It showcases the past 10,000 years of Indian culture resplendent in all its grandeur and glory. It is the link which connects the modern day generation with ancient architecture, timeless traditions and spiritual messages.
Bahai Temple
Unfolding in the shape of a blossoming lotus flower it is part of a select club of the last Bahai temples built worldwide. A serene place of worship, the peace quotient is attenuated by the landscaped gardens, the place is open to adherents of any faith.
Garden of Five Senses
Built by the Delhi Tourism department it is designed for public interaction and exploration. It is a leisure space in the ever crowded city an oasis for the weary traveler to socialize and unwind.
Humayun's Tomb
Located on Lodhi Road this magnificent structure stands tall as a constant reminder of being the flagship structure paving way for Mughal architecture in the country, it was built in the memory of Emperor Humayun by his Begum.
India Gate
The 42 m tall structure was built in the memory of 70,000 Indian soldiers who laid down their lives during World War I. It is quite similar to its French counterpart and lists the name of British and Indian Soldiers who were killed in the Afghan war of 1919.
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How to Reach Delhi The place is well connected to the rest of the country and overseas by a network of rail, road and air routes. Major Airlines fly to and from Delhi, and many tours in the country commence from here. There are four major railway stations, the New Delhi, Old Delhi, Nizamuddin, Anand Vihar besides Delhi Cant and sundry smaller ones. Bus terminus facilitates travel to remote corners of the country. Metro Rail Transportation is the best in the region. |
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