New Delhi was highly rated for sightseeing by 280 guests from the United States!New Delhi Travel Guide
Colorful Microcosm of India
A part of supposedly one of the oldest existing cities in the world, New Delhi is an ultimate destination for those seeking mind-altering experiences. With almost an endless supply of interesting sites, this city offers more than just what meets the eye.
From intimate temples to impressive promenades, from ancient ruins to 20th-century constructions, and from Metros to rickshaws – New Delhi is a city of strong contrasts and a true microcosm of Indian culture and history.
Step through the Lahore Gate and explore the Red Fort, a famous red sandstone building with marble halls and gardens filled with streams and fountains. Or admire stunning Humayun’s Tomb, which has been described as the predecessor of the great Taj Mahal.
But Delhi is not only about historic monuments, it’s also about thriving shopping and delicious cuisine! Its colorful and busy bazaars and super-modern malls are every shopper’s dream. Don’t miss the opportunity to try the best street food in the whole of India!
The modern Indira Gandhi International Airport lies to the west of the city, a short ride from major places of interest. With over 350 hotels and bed & breakfasts available, Booking.com has the perfect accommodation for your New Delhi adventure.
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New and Old Delhi, can't explain in words. Are emotions, surprise 😲, is an amazing place, especially the people, food, culture, transportation, etc. All at Delhi is awesome. I'm so excited to came back.
Tomal Kumar
Mauritius
8.0
Remove the pollution, everything was fine.
Remove the pollution, everything was fine..i just loved the foodies (Lassi, Sweets, Biryani)
Shopping Paradise as well - Lajpat Nagar, Sarojini Market, Karol Bagh,, You get all that you want. Do not miss the Great Akshardham Temple ! its a must see.. Chandni Chowk if you are ok with crowds. Connaught Place for Hi-Fy shopping. The malls are also good.. Moments, EDM, etc..
At night, roam a bit around India Gate and Rashtrapati Bhawan. Lots of lights and foods..
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
We only had one full day in Delhi, so we rushed around with...
We only had one full day in Delhi, so we rushed around with stops at the most recommended sites, such as Jama Masjid, the Red Fort, Chandni Chowk, Humayun's Tomb, the National Museum, the Bangla Sahib Gurudwara and Lutyen's Delhi. We were accompanied by a tour guide and driver, so it wasn't like we were discovering things on our own. We did go to Lodhi Gardens on our own since it was within walking distance of our hotel (The Claridges). The gardens were wonderful - we went late in the day and it seemed very lush and beautiful. There were some interesting old mausoleums for some of the Mughal rulers. The gardens, the National Museum, and the Bangla Sahib Gurudwara were my favorite places. If I go back to Delhi, I would like to see the Qutub Minar, which is located about 40 minutes south of Claridges. I think there's a lot more to explore in Delhi.
Erin
United States of America
10
New Delhi was an incredible experience for me to learn more...
New Delhi was an incredible experience for me to learn more about Indian culture and also about the caste system. So much poverty next to so many of the wealthiest people. Definitely stay in a 4 or 5 star resort or hotel to ensure you don’t get sick. The Oberoi was phenomenal. Definitely take a rickshaw ride through Old Delhi. Don’t eat street food - just take in all the sights and sounds. Bring lots of bottled water with you wherever you go. We didn’t use public bathrooms because we allowed enough time to use the hotel first, then went back to the hotel after sightseeing. You can hire a driver through your hotel to make things easier too. Check out all the sights like the red fort, etc - it will probably be hot, so again, bring water! Try taking a day trip to Agra for the Taj Mahal- you will NOT regret it. Stay in a 4 or 5 star hotel if you can the night before in Agra, or drive in that day. Apparently sunset visits to the Taj are nice too.
dominic
Saudi Arabia
4.0
Watch out for pickpockets.
Watch out for pickpockets.
Better use Uber to move around. City buses are also good. But Google maps this time was not good around New Delhi as buses were not arriving on schedule. The darbar restaurant is a good place to eat quality food at reasonable rate and there is free drinking water to fill up your water bottle
Utpal
India
6.0
People not accustomed to the rough Delhi Punjabi culture...
People not accustomed to the rough Delhi Punjabi culture should be very very prepared. Almost everyone is always angry, almost everyone has a good amount of swearing words coming out of their mouth at an unbelievable place, almost everyone has difficulty in breathing in the world's most polluted city, beautiful roads laden wit super dense traffic so if you are in a vehicle on the road, you will most definitely enjoy the luxurious buildings and monuments albeit might take you much longer to reach the destination.
Lots of tourist place, lots of extremely good market, lots of eateries, a perfect touristic place for people who have thick skin to survive the barrage of foul-mouthed loud speaking high pitched voice or the sense to understand that almost every one is out there to fleece you out of your last penny.
If you have already reached there, better stick to reputed hotels and malls for shopping where you will at least find robotic people who will not be foul mouthed and cannot fleece you.
“One hotel i where felt like home. The best part is the hotel is at walking distace from Aerocity metro station. The staff are really friendly and flexible. Breakfast was excellent rooms were neat and clean with all facility upto the mark. Room service is also good and. And most important this hotel is very perfect for ladies and family.”
“I like this hotel. At this they provide best accommodation. Room service was super. Staff was very helpful. It's a near to Airport and Metro Station ”
“Very Helpful staff specially Anand in dayshift and My best friend Naveen in Nightshift, Ram, Santos and Sunniel.
It has a good location in the middle of the main bazar.
Quiet place.
Very nice food prepared in the hotel kitchen try to order at least and the price same like outside restaurants specially their Indian Tea Chai(Aloo mattar, mattar paneer, dal and the Roti).”
“Hotel near airport.Staff is good and helpfull.Internet is free and fast.Food is delecious and good.Hotel taxi pick me from delhi airport and drop too.Its my secound visit to this hotel .I like this hotel.Its a family stay .”
“We checked in late and I wanted to use the gym which was about to close, they kept it open late so I could use it. For breakfast they went and got us soy milk as we can't have dairy.”
“A simply incredible hotel, and a service worth 7 stars*. The management and front office staff made a huge difference by making the impossible possible.....and our stay totally unforgettable.”
“Love the place, the people, it's also the cleanest hostel I've stayed in India, they have comfortable dorms, delicious breakfast is included, their common areas and rooftop are simply great.”
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