Every Delhi tourist’s itinerary should include a visit to the city’s historic and stunning landmarks. There are several famous monuments across the capital city, ranging from forts to tombs, mosques and cathedrals.While they all hold a special place in the city’s heart, there are a few places that stand out.

To make the most of your vacation, we recommend that you visit the tourist attractions in Delhi listed below.

Chhattarpur Temple

Chhatarpur Temple is devoted to Goddess Katyayani, a portion of Navadurga, and is located in the upscale neighbourhood of Chhatarpur in South Delhi. The temple, which was founded by Baba Sant Nagpal Ji in 1974, is India’s second largest after Akshardham Temple (which is also in Delhi).The temple is a marvel of outstanding architecture that is a mix of South and North Indian forms, and is known for its fabulous lattice screen work (jaali pattern). The structure also features smaller chambers dedicated to idols of various gods, such as Maa Mahishasurmardini, Ram-Darbar, Radha-Krishna, Shiv-Parvati, Laxmiji, Ganeshji, Hanumanji, and others. Moreover,the luxurious ‘Shayya Kaksh,’ which is Goddess Katyayani’s resting room, is the mandir’s showpiece; the room contains a silver bed and dressing table.

A respected location of worship in the compound is a sacred tree. People tie a thread around the tree and make a wish; it is said that the tree has supernatural abilities and those whose wishes are made with faith, passion, and a religious attitude come true. The temple’s main holiday, Navratri, is celebrated with great passion and excitement; the management also distributes langar food to over a thousand worshipers. 

Location – At Dr Ambedkar Colony, Chhatarpur, Delhi.

Mughal Gardens

The Mughal Gardens, one of Delhi’s most renowned tourist attractions, is a stunning area with a large range of exotic plants. The stunning fusion of Mughal and European designs will astound you as soon as you enter the garden.

Your visit will be full of surprises as you walk through lush gardens including the Pearl Garden, Circular Garden, and other lovely gardens. If you happen to be in Delhi in March or April, don’t miss the luxuriant spring beauty. You can spend some nice hours relaxing with your family in the beauty of nature.

Location- At Gate No 35, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Delhi.

Hispanic Love at Sevilla by Claridges

The Sevilla, a charming and romantic Hispanic-themed restaurant in the capital, provides you with a flavor of Spain. The restaurant delivers delectable Moroccan and Southern European fare. The Sevilla is one of Delhi’s most romantic spots, with mellow yellow lights and candle-lit eating under the tents. 

Location: At Abdul Kalam Road, Delhi.

Bird’s Eye View At Delhi Eye, Kalindi Kunj

Isn’t it true that being in love makes you feel like you’re on top of the world? In air-conditioned pods, the Delhi Eye allows you to experience the feeling both physically and metaphorically while providing you with a view of the entire city below and the stunning horizon above.

Location : At Park, Abdul Fazal Enclave, Delhi.

Conclusion

There are numerous things to see and do in Delhi and New Delhi, including its diverse arts and crafts industry, several majestic buildings, innumerable performing arts venues, and outstanding cuisine, which includes flavors from all around India.