what all places are there to explorer in weekends in Delhi/NCR?

Question

what all places are there to explorer in weekends in Delhi/NCR?

Answer 1

hi , i m from delhi, well in there you can go to all political as well as historical buildings like qutub minar, jama masjid. don forget to go to religious places even if u r not religious, like escon temple, lotus temple, birla temple an gurudwaras, ...alright! bye

Answer 2

Well there's the lotus temple near Nehru place, then yu have the Akshardham temple too...this one's almost a resort. Check out Khan market in Delhi while the Malls in gurgaon. Dilli Haat is a great place too. Go janpath to get some real good stuff for cheap... and while there eat at some of the best south indian joints.... my fav was Sarvana Bhawan.



Cheers.

Answer 3

Delhi is full of things to do and places to visit.

1.Of course there is the Dilli Haat

2.Lodi Garden is central Delhi is a huge and beautiful garden. It even has many tombs of the kings from the lodi kingdom.

3.Qutub Minar and Jantar Mantar are some historic places to visit.

4.If you are in for adventure, I suggest you go to old Delhi.It is crowded and dirty but the Lal Quila(red fort) and Jama masjid there are magnificent and extremely beautiful.

5.In old Delhi near Jama masjid you will find a restaurant called Kareem.It was started in the mughal ages and it still uses the same recipes.It is heaven for meat eaters.It suggest you try mutton/chicken korma with roti.

Answer 4

Lots of places. To start with, you can visit various cultural centers like Dilli Haat. You can also go shopping to Sarojini nagar, South Extension market. There are some good picnic spots on way to Faridabad/Gurgaon and you can spend some time there. You can also do some mall hopping in Gurgaon.

Answer 5

Delhi is famous for its Mughal, Afghan, Hindu and British architecture. Its large and lucrative tourism industry serves millions of international and domestic tourists. Besides being the modern capical, Delhi was the capital of several great empires of ancient India.



The city is marked with several ancient and modern monuments. Two World Heritage Sites, 72.5 m tall Qutab Minar and Tomb of the Humayun, are in the metropolitan area. Other famous landmarks include the Delhi Fort, India Gate, Lotus Temple, the Akshardham, Old Fort (Purana Qila), Raj Ghat and Laxminarayan Temple.



New Delhi, a spacious, well-designed district of Delhi, houses several government buildings and official residences. Important structures include the Rashtrapati Bhavan, the Secretariat, the Rajpath, the Parliament of India, the Jantar Mantar and the Vijay Chowk.



Other tourist attractions include the Appu Ghar, Delhi's Disneyland; the Pragati Maidan, one of Asia's largest exhibition grounds; the Mughal Gardens and Delhi Zoological Park.



The city is also viewed by many travellers as a bargain hunter's paradise, with products ranging from custom-made suits to eyeware available at a fraction of their cost in Europe and the U.S. For tourists from overseas, shopping in Delhi (as elsewhere in India) is a fascinating if sometimes jarring experience. Western-style shopping malls are rare, and intrepid travellers can find an amazing array of products, particularly if they shop in markets patronized by local residents. See Markets in Delhi.