What are the most famous visitors place in delhi?

No wonder people from all over the country are attracted to this city and despite all the allegations of pollution and crime, it remains one of the top choices of every tourist.

The major contribution in making Delhi a perfect city for tourists is of some top places here which no can ignore while visiting Delhi.

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You can say that it is the closest Delhi can get for having its own Taj Mahal. Leaving the Taj Mahal part aside, this beautiful tomb has its own identity as the first garden-tomb of India.

The Mughal architecture of the tomb is as marvelous as the gardens surrounding it. The place gives you a calming and peaceful sensation to experience which comes from the amalgamation of history, culture, and nature.

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If you are a spiritual kind of person, it is just your place. If you visit this place on a Thursday, you will get to hear amazing qawwali, which surely will heighten your ecstasy.

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It is one of the best party spots in South Delhi and gives you so many hang out options that you will never fall short of entertainment or things to do. Getting bored in this party animals’ paradise is just not an option, as the village is full of cafes, bars, and restaurants.

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For history and culture lovers, there is the magnanimous Hauz Khas Fort, with a quiet and cool lake for nature lovers.

All in all, this place is a town in itself.

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Visiting Jama Masjid means, having delectable kababs and Daulat Ram’s Chaat, also visiting Red Fort, and seeing all the shining glory of Meena Baazar. A visit to Jama Masjid means having a taste of the whole Old Delhi in one go.

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Akshardham Temple is one of the most visited tourist places in Delhi. The architecture of this temple will leave you in wonder and amazement, and the modern exhibition relating to the life of Swaminarayan will surely win your heart.

While visiting the temple, you will just not see the temple’s architecture and its idols. You will also be committing yourself for an hour-long movie, a boat ride where you will be introduced to India’s basic history and culture, and light and musical fountain show in the evening.