Going to Diljit’s Concert in Delhi? Explore These 10 Local Gems – ryan

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1. Red Fort

Begin your tour to Delhi by visiting Red Fort, the erstwhile Mughal Empire’s abode, and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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2. Lodhi Gardens

Known for its lush greenery and the historic tombs here, Lodhi Garden is a serene retreat in the heart of Delhi itself.

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3. India Gate

This war memorial is the tallest in the country and more than just a national landmark; people often visit here for an evening stroll.

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4. Qutub Minar

No trip to Delhi seems to be ever complete if you don’t visit Qutub Minar, the world’s tallest brick minaret.

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5. Chandni Chowk

Street foods are plenty, accompanied by the olden shopping experience of shopping bags and trolleys full of bags, all passing through bazaars.

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6. Lotus Temple

Need some time to yourself? Step outside to the beautiful Lotus Temple, famed for its peculiar flower-petal shape.

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7. Akshardham Temple

Detailed carvings, expansive gardens, and light and sound shows make Akshardham Temple a spiritual complex leaving one in awe.

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8. Connaught Place

While it’s always buzzing with activity, Connaught Place is perhaps the perfect destination for shopping, dining, and experiencing the urban vibe of Delhi.

9. Hauz Khas Village

Hauz Khas Village is a place you can visit for the latest artsy, trendy vibe; it’s known for being one of the eclectic mixes of cafes, boutiques, and galleries.

10. Jama Masjid

It was built by Emperor Shah Jahan and is a serenity-filled, majestic location, especially if one is into history and architecture.

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