Delhi is Delhi is the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world

Delhi the capital of India is the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world. It is a cosmopolitan city that reflects in its arts, crafts, cuisines, festivals and life styles. Every year millions of tourists come to the city to witness Delhi’s marvel; it is a place that has nourished its legacy in the form of old architecture and also paved the way for modern architecture. Some part of the city which is termed as old Delhi still housed the old bazaars, monuments and other massive historical buildings where as the New Delhi is the hub of mega malls, parks, multiplex and multi national companies.

The historic monuments, impressive buildings and majestic forts built by the rulers are simply alluring. You will find the traces of every ruler in the form of the colossal structures built by them. Qutub Minar the highest stone tower that once marked the supremacy of Delhi Sultanate. Then there are Humayun’s tomb, Red Fort, Tughlaqabad Fort and Purana Quila.

Those who enjoy shopping can do it in Chandini Chowk and Dilli Haat. Those with more inclination towards the art and artifacts can find them in National Museum of Modern art and the rail transport Museum. Then there are famous temples like Lakshmi Narayan temple, Akshardham temple. Jantar Mantar is the astronomical observatory a must see to view different celestial bodies.

Some of the modern tourist attractions are the Garden of Five Senses and Lotus Temple. The Mughal gardens and the Lodhi Gardens are worth seeing.