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Tourism in New Delhi
Located in a strategic location during its long history, New Delhi, Indias capital is now one of the most densely populated cities in the world, in which tradition and modernity walk hand in hand. The city is a melting pot of different cultures and different religions, as is the case with the whole of India.
New Delhi, situation in the golden triangle, is an immortal, holy city where visitors can let their imagination run wild. It is the starting point for many excursions to the surrounding areas, and is, in itself, a city filled with charm where one can lose oneself for many days.
Unlike the regions located further to the south of the country, New Delhi has a semi-arid, sub-tropical climate with enormous contrasts in temperature between the summer and the winter. During the monsoon season in the summer, the rainfall is extremely heavy and this is not the best time to visit the country.
The attractions of the city include Jama Masjid or the largest mosque in India, the Raj Ghad or the Ghandi memorial and the temple of Bangla Sahib. Other interesting sites are the Hindu temple of Birla, the Parliament building and the old British colonial district or Victoria tower. However, on arriving at New Delhi, it is a good idea to venture beyond its borders and visit the city of Jaipur, the rose of Rajasthan, Samode, Amber, Fatehpur Sikri, Agra, or Benares to admire all the charms that India has to offer, and in particular the northern part of the country.
As many rightly say, India is a paradise on earth and New Delhi is the main gateway to that paradise.
New Delhi, situation in the golden triangle, is an immortal, holy city where visitors can let their imagination run wild. It is the starting point for many excursions to the surrounding areas, and is, in itself, a city filled with charm where one can lose oneself for many days.
Unlike the regions located further to the south of the country, New Delhi has a semi-arid, sub-tropical climate with enormous contrasts in temperature between the summer and the winter. During the monsoon season in the summer, the rainfall is extremely heavy and this is not the best time to visit the country.
The attractions of the city include Jama Masjid or the largest mosque in India, the Raj Ghad or the Ghandi memorial and the temple of Bangla Sahib. Other interesting sites are the Hindu temple of Birla, the Parliament building and the old British colonial district or Victoria tower. However, on arriving at New Delhi, it is a good idea to venture beyond its borders and visit the city of Jaipur, the rose of Rajasthan, Samode, Amber, Fatehpur Sikri, Agra, or Benares to admire all the charms that India has to offer, and in particular the northern part of the country.
As many rightly say, India is a paradise on earth and New Delhi is the main gateway to that paradise.