New Delhi
The beautiful capital of India is New Delhi. Located in the center of Delhi, the area was declared the National Capital Territory of Delhi in 1991. As the capital city, New Delhi houses much of the official government as well as around twenty embassies of foreign nations. Raisina Hill is home to the Rashtrapati Bhavan which used to be called the Viceroy’s House. Adjacent to this magnificant structure are the various Indian ministries, located in the Secretariat. Parliament House is also situated in the center of the city.
New Delhi has served as a center for commerce, politics, and culture for at least a century. With the rapid growth being experienced throughout India, the city is positioned to be a major player on the world scene well into the twenty-first century.
Some of the more interesting sites to visit in New Delhi include The India Gate, the Red Fort, and the Qutub Complex. Other popular attractions include Humayun’s Tomb, the Rajghat Memorial of Mahatma Gandhi, the beautiful Lotus Temple, and Nehru House. Shoppers will want to experience the Chatta Chowk (a covered bazaar outside the Red Fort) as well as the many bazaars and markets throughout the city. The capital offers a range of accomodations, visitors can select five star hotels in New Delhi, budget hostels, or stay at exclusive resorts.
Any visitor must take time to experience the food of New Delhi. Local cuisine is strongly influenced by Mughlai and Punjabi flavors and ingredients. Since this is the capital city, New Delhi restaurants also offer regional cuisines from throughout India and some even feature foods from other countries around the world.
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