Delhi Tourist Attractions

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1. DELHI TOURIST ATTRACTIONS The Tourism School

2. Connaught Place - CP Connaught Place (CP) is one of the largest financial, commercial & business centers in New Delhi. When it came into being,the sprawling horseshoe-shaped market was the largest of its kind in India.Market has two circles. The Inner Circle consists of Blocks A to F. The Outer Circle consists of Blocks G to P.  Nearest metro station : Rajiv Chowk The Tourism School

3. HUMAYUN TOMB Built in 1565 A.D, it is first garden tomb on Indian subcontinent. It was built nine years after the death of Humayun , by his senior widow Bega Begam .. Timings : all the days from 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM Entry free : Rs.10 (Indians),Rs.250 (foreigners) Nearest metro station : JLN stadium The Tourism School

4. QUTUB MINAR Qutab Minar  a world heritage site, is 72.5 m-high tower of victory , built in 1193 by Qutab - ud -din Aibak after the defeat of Delhi's last Hindu kingdom. One can have bird eye's view of Delhi city from the top of 379 steps five storey building Timings : 10AM - 5 PM, Mon – Sat Nearest metro station : Qutub Minar The Tourism School

5. CENTRAL MARKET – LAJPAT NAGAR Central Market is one of the most popular shopping areas of Delhi, where people can find everything they desire under the sun. The  mehndiwallahs (appliers of henna ) are very famous. The Tourism School

6. KHAN MARKET Classy and posh, Khan Market is a favourite of the expat and diplomatic community. It is a large U-shaped market with two parallel ‘U’s & some extensions. It is popular shopping and eating destination The Tourism School

7. HAUZ KHAS VILLAGE Hauz Khas acquired the reputation of being "the national capital of ethnic chic". Boutiques and shops set in converted old homes up and down narrow alleys sell handicrafts, curios, old carpets and designer clothing. The Tourism School

8. DILLI HAAT Dilli Haat   is visualized as a showpiece of traditional Indian culture- a forum where rural life & folk art are brought closer to an urban clientele.  Presented through a fascinating panorama of craft, cuisine & cultural activities, one can also savour the inimitable flavors of the various the delightful local foods from regions of India The Tourism School

9. SELECT CITY WALK MALL - SAKET Select Citywalk mall combines luxury and high-street shopping together with  cafes, bistros, restaurants & bars. The Tourism School

10. AMBIENCE MALL – VASANT KUNJ Ambience Mall offers a wide range of facilities including premium international and domestic retail. The Tourism School

11. HALDIRAM - CP Located in outer circle, haldiram’s , a multi-cuisine dishes under one roof , is crowd favorite. The Tourism School

12. CHINESE FOOD – KAMLA NAGAR Situated next to the North Campus of Delhi University, Kamla Nagar is a lively market and a popular hang-out for college students. It is popular for chinese food . Closed on Mondays The Tourism School The Tourism School

13. NON VEG – NIZAMUDDIN & JAMA MASJID Nizamuddin non veg is best in the city & Jama Masjid's Kababs are second after Lucknow in authentic Mughlai non-vegetarian food The Tourism School

14. Street food - Chandni Chowk A heritage locality in central north Delhi graced by the imposing Red Fort, Chandni Chowk is a foodie paradise with over 1000 kinds of chaat and sweets on display. Must visit : paranthe wali gali,natraj dahi bhalle,giani faluda , jalebi The Tourism School

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