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Chandni Chowk "Vibrant, Historic Market"

Dating back to the 17th Century, was built by Emperor Shah Jahan and conceptualized by his daughter, Jahan Ara. It is among the biggest wholesale markets and oldest markets in the country. It is home to several historical structures both religious and other wise, most notably are the Jama Masjid, Central Baptist Church, Fatehpuri Masjid and by Friar's Balsam Haveli of Mirza Ghalib. This bustling and colorful is not only popular with traders and locals but also tourists who throng here to shop for fabrics, spices, jewelry, curios and souvenirs. Located in the deeper recesses of this immense market, some food stalls are more than a century old. A microcosm of North Indian cuisine, the market is ideal for relishing local delights like parathas, sweets like jalebis, falooda and lots more. A must-visit for shoppers and foodies, this flamboyant market retains the lively charm of Purani Dilli ().

+91 11 2464 7005 (Tourist www.delhitourism.gov.in/ [email protected] Chandni Chowk Road, New Information) delhitourism/shopping/cha n Delhi ndni_chowk.jsp

India Gate "Iconic Memorial"

An architectural marvel par excellence, the glorious is an emblematic jewel of . It is a majestic structure that stands high at the end of , amidst manicured lawns and water fountains carved in sandstone. Designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, it was originally known as the All India War Memorial. This structure was built in honor and memory by Eatcha of the scores of Indian soldiers who laid down their lives as part of the British Indian Army between 1914-1921 in battles across the world. India Gate is truly unique as the names of 13,300 fallen soldiers' names are inscribed on its walls. Beneath its arch burns the eternal flame, or Amar Jyoti, which has been alight since 1971. The area is especially breathtaking in the evenings when India Gate and the sprawling lawns are dramatically lit. India Gate stands directly across from the magnificent , the residence of the President of India. Drawing its architectural nuances from that of a triumphal arch, this is one of the most beautiful localities in the city and is favorite spot for picnics and outings all year round.

www.delhitourism.gov.in/delhitouris [email protected] Rajpath, New Delhi m/tourist_place/india_gate.jsp

India Gate Lawns "New Delhi's Paradise"

The majestic India Gate is inextricable from New Delhi's character and has stood strong as the city's pride since 1921. Surrounding this historic monument is a beautiful, hexagon-shaped garden, rightly called as the India Gate Lawns. Covered with carefully manicured grass and brought to life with colorful flowers, these lawns are nothing less than an oasis in an by donvikro otherwise bustling city. In the morning, the lawns are frequented by senior locals for a walk, while evenings see a surge of tourists, students and kids frolicking around. When the sun goes down and India Gate is illuminated, the lawns look even more appealing and simply idyllic for a serene walk with your special someone.

C - Hexagon, India Gate, New Delhi

Dilli Haat INA "Best Deals"

Haats are traditionally periodic open markets, though Dilli Haat INA is open on all days of the week throughout the year. Craftsmen from all over the country are invited to display and sell their work. Spread over a spacious 2.43 hectares (6 acres) area, imaginative landscaping, creative planning and the traditional village architectural style have combined to by Tonyystarcreations produce the perfect ambiance for a haat or market place. A plaza paved with stone and brickwork skilfully interspersed with grass, flowering shrubs and towering eucalyptus tress have conjured up an oasis in which visitors can browse at their leisure. This is the best place to get great prices for textiles, handicrafts, jewelry and home accessories. It is always buzzing with the incessant flow of Delhiites at all times of the day. And Dilli Haat INA is probably the only place in the city where authentic regional food from all over the country is available. Great entertainment, in the form of concerts by local musicians and dancers, is also organized on the weekends.

+91 11 462 9365 www.dillihaat.net.in/ Shri Aurobindo Marg, Opposite INA Market, New Delhi

Hauz Khas Village "Antiques & Artifacts"

A true example of India in flux - modernity surrounded by the traditional. This place was actually a village (still is, in the middle of post ), but then became a popular place for designers to open shop in. There is a relaxed informality about Village, with high-end designer shops and restaurants strewn in midst of a rural landscape. You can find by Anupamg an impressive range in fashion ensembles, carpets, old silver antiques, furniture and artifacts that use traditional techniques. Don't be surprised by cow herds resting for hours outside a designer cafe. That's what the Village is all about.

Hauz Khas Village, Hauz Khas, New Delhi

Greater Kailash "For the Rich and Famous"

Greater Kailash (GK) is a posh locality in South Delhi and often referred colloquially as the "home of the rich and famous". From politicians and bureaucrats to retired officers and industrialists, Greater Kailash is home for society's elite. Also known as GK, this upmarket suburb is divided into 2 zones: Greater Kailash I and Greater Kailash II. It houses plush by varunshiv residential complexes, towering administrative offices, vibrant markets, designer stores and fantastic eating joints serving delicious food. Some of the prominent areas of Greater Kailash are Chirag Delhi and Chittaranjan Park (the hub of Bengali culture in Delhi). This area is a hot spot for people from all areas as well, for the wide array of shopping opportunities offered here. GK is also home to swanky clubs and bars, where the urban crowd likes to groove till the wee hours of dawn. South Delhi wouldn't have been what it is without Greater Kailash!

+91 11 2464 7005 (Tourist Information) Greater Kailash, New Delhi UNIRSI A NOI A : cityseeker.com

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