Nehru Park, Chanakyapuri
New Delhi, Delhi, India
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National Rail Museum
New Delhi, Delhi
An open-air yard of 100 vintage locomotives — the Fairy Queen, royal saloons, a toy-train joyride and India's railway story across ten acres.
Indira Gandhi Memorial & Nehru Museum (Teen Murti)
New Delhi, Delhi
Two prime-ministerial homes turned museums — Nehru's Teen Murti Bhavan with its planetarium, and the sari-and-shrine memorial where Indira was assassinated.
Sarojini Nagar Market
New Delhi, Delhi
Delhi's bargain-fashion mecca — export-surplus racks and ₹100 finds sprawling through lanes where students and stylists haggle side by side.
Safdarjung Tomb
New Delhi, Delhi
The 'last flicker of Mughal architecture' (1754) — a marble-and-sandstone garden tomb echoing Humayun's, its char-bagh water channels still traced.
Buddha Jayanti Park & Central Ridge
New Delhi, Delhi
A serene ridge-forest park around a gilded Buddha and a bodhi-tree sapling from Sri Lanka — jogging loops in the city's green lung.
Dilli Haat, INA
New Delhi, Delhi
A permanent crafts village-bazaar — rotating state stalls of handloom and handicraft and a food court of every region's thali under thatched roofs.
Rashtrapati Bhavan & Mughal Gardens (Amrit Udyan)
New Delhi, Delhi
Lutyens' 340-room presidential palace crowning Raisina Hill, its terraced Mughal-Edwardian gardens opening each spring in a riot of tulips and roses.
Lodi Gardens
New Delhi, Delhi
The 15th-century Sayyid and Lodi tombs scattered through 90 acres of jogging paths, bonsai and rose gardens — Delhi's most beloved green heart.
Bara Gumbad & Sheesh Gumbad Detail Walk
New Delhi, Delhi
The twin Lodi-era domes at Lodi Gardens' heart — Bara Gumbad's ornately plastered mosque and the blue-tiled Sheesh ('glass') Gumbad, best read up close.
Cathedral Church of the Redemption
New Delhi, Delhi
Lutyens'-era 'Viceroy's Church' (1935) near Rashtrapati Bhavan — a serene Herbert Baker design of high arches and quiet Anglican grandeur.
Lodi Art District (Lodhi Colony Murals)
New Delhi, Delhi
India's first public art district — dozens of building-wall murals by Indian and international street artists across the CPWD quarters of Lodhi Colony.
National Museum
New Delhi, Delhi
India's premier collection — the Dancing Girl of Mohenjo-daro, Buddha's claimed relics, Chola bronzes, miniatures and the Tanjore armoury under one roof.