What to see in Delhi? Attractions map

Minaret Qutub Minar

A unique monument of medieval Indian culture is the world's tallest brick minaret Qutb Minar. This minaret was built by several generations of Indian rulers as a kind of victory tower that shows the full...

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• 6 years ago

Temple of Unity of Religions Baha'i

Lotus Temple

The Lotus Temple was built just over 40 years ago. The temple is very popular and the entrance is free, so get ready for the crowds. Here religion is professed - Bahai, the main principle of which is the...

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• 6 years ago

Not required to visit

Gateway of India

This monument is dedicated to the memory of 82 thousand Indian soldiers who died in the Anglo-Afghan wars and during the First World War. The names of many of them are carved on the monument. Near the...

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• 6 years ago

If you are very interested, where does the President live?

Rashtrapati Bhavan Presidential Palace

Perhaps it’s not worth going here specially - you can’t get close to the buildings, there are security guards everywhere and they strictly monitor the order. You can only take pictures at a certain...

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• 6 years ago

Magnificent gem of Delhi!

Akshardham

Akshardham Temple is located in another part of Delhi - across the Yamuna River. A big plus of the temple is that the entrance to it is free for a Hindu or a tourist, but this is also a minus of the complex...

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• 6 years ago