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Ques1. Information about Tours operated by DTTDC? Ans. Delhi Local Sightseeing Tour (Half Day, Full Day), Same Day Agra, Agra – Jaipur 02 Nights 03 Days Tour, Haridwar – Rishikesh Overnight Tour, Agra – Mathura – Vrindavan – Fatehpur Sikri Overnight Tour, Jaipur – Ajmer – Pushkar 02 nights 03 Days. Ques 2. Information about Monuments Opening & Closing Time and Entry Fees? Ans. All the monuments comes under ASI opens at Sunrise and closes at Sunset. Qutub Complex, Humayun’s Tomb, Red Fort & Safdarjung Tomb get illuminated after Sunset. Monuments For Indian For Foreigners Entry Fees Red Fort 40/- 600/- Humayun’s Tomb 40/- 600/- Safdarjung Tomb 25/- 300/- Qutub Minar 40/- 600/- Jantar Mantar 25/- 300/- Old Fort 25/- 300/- Tughlakabad Fort 25/- 300/- Lotus Temple Free Free Akshardham Temple Entry Free Entry Free (Water Show) 80/- 80/- Ques 3: Opening & Closing days of Museum & Monuments? Ans: All Museums close on Monday and Gazatted Holidays, Museum inside Purana Quila closed on Friday. Red Fort, Akshardham Temple & Lotus Temple closed on Monday’s and other monuments under ASI open daily. Ques 4: Information about India Gate, National War Memorial & Children Park? Ans: India Gate & National War Memorial opens daily. Children Park closed on Monday’s. Timings of National War Memorial: 9AM to 7.30PM Timings of Children’s Park: 9AM to 5PM Ques 5: Information about Purana Quila Boating? Ans. Facility not available. Ques 6: Information about Namaaz Timing? Ans: For correct information contact Jama Masjid Ph No 011 – 23268344. Ques 7: Information about Deer Park & Lodhi Garden? Ans: Deer Park open all days, Timing of Deer Park is 5AM to 7.30PM. Lodhi Garden open all days, Timings of Lodhi Garden is 5AM to 7PM. Ques 8: Information about wedding shoots at Heritage Sites? Ans: For correct information may contact ASI at Ph No# 011 – 23075352 Ques 9: Information about Waste to Wonder Park? Ans: Timings – 9.30 to 5.30 (Monday Closed) Entry Fees - below 3 yrs and senior citizens are free 15 years to 60 yrs @ Rs. 50/- Ques 10: Information about Sound & Light Show at Red Fort & Old Fort? Ans: At present they are not operational. Ques 11: Information about President House & Mughal Garden? Ans: For any kind of query may contact at Ph # 23013287 / 23015321 Or login to www.presidentofindia.nic.in Ques 12: Information about Agrasen ki Baoli? Ans: Located at Hailey Road, Janpath New Delhi. Entry Fee: Free Timings: Sunrise to Sunset. Ques 13: Information about Zoological Park in Delhi? Ans: .

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