“Dil” Of India
Delhi is the heart of India. Derived from the word “Dil” as many guides would tell you, this is the city that best defines diversity. The city may be the capital of India but the inhabitants of this city would definitely agree that Delhi is the melting pot of culture and people. Almost everyone in Delhi belongs to some other part of the country, and that adds to the charm of Delhi. It is the variety of the kind of people you meet in Delhi that makes everyone fall in love with it.
No one in Delhi would tell you to go back to your home town or shun you for not being a local. It is this very accepting nature of Delhi that makes it so hospitable. With thousands of tourists pouring in every year there are many hotels in Delhi. And not just the luxurious five star hotels, it also houses some very reasonable yet comfortable business hotels. the ease of traveling in here is the availability of hotels in Delhi.
There are many places that you can visit in Delhi, they all may not be just old architectural structures or monuments. With museums, malls, shopping complex; Delhi glorifies the diversity of India. To start off with you could visit the great sandstone carcass of the Red Fort, and imagine the last days of the Mughal empire and the British era. It is a sight which is truly memorable and the light show makes it all the more worth it. Then there’s the Humayun’s Tomb which combines Persian style with local craftsmanship, and is surrounded by the fiercely symmetrical Mughal gardens: take a stroll here at dusk.
These monuments give you a look at the Lutyans of Delhi and the remains of the Mughals bring out the richness of the culture and history of Delhi. The Qutub Minar is a well known structure and attracts tourists from all over the world. Apart from this there are various museums like the rail museum and the National gallery of modern art.
These museums are located in the heart of the city and all of them are easily accessible. Many hotels in Delhi are located in this region of Delhi, making traveling all the more easier for the tourists. Many shopping complex make the city all the more interesting.
From posh malls and markets like the Select city walk mall or Greater Kailash M block market to flea markets like Sarojini Nagar and Janpath, Delhi has it all.
You can lose yourself to shopping, in the temples to Indian craft that are Delhi’s government emporiums on Janpath, close to Connaught Place or get lost and confused in the narrow bazaars of Old Delhi, and feel like you’ve wandered somewhere medieval.The Hotels in Delhi are relatively pocket friendly for the tourists and many locals would vouch for that. Forever ready to help, if you’re ever lost in Delhi, all you have to do is ask; and almost every person on the road will be ready and enthusiastic to help.
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