India Gate
Some come for the history, others for the late-night chaat — but everyone leaves with a little bit of Delhi in their heart. At India Gate, the Amar Jawan flame and the city lights make the perfect duo.
nearest metro : Mandi House (Violet Line) ,Central Secratariat (Yellow Line)
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Red Fort
Whether you’re geeking out over architecture or just here for Insta-worthy shots, the Red Fort delivers. Bonus: Chandni Chowk is right next door for post-fort foodie adventures.
nearest metro : Lal Quila (Violet Line), Chandni Chowk (Yellow Line)
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Akshardham Temple
Like walking into a carved dream, Akshardham is dedicated to Bhagwan Swaminarayan — and every inch feels like a masterpiece. From intricate stone carvings to the breathtaking evening fountain show, it’s a spiritual and sensory experience rolled into one.
nearest metro:Akshardham (Blue Line)
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Lotus Temple
Part flower, part futuristic dream — the Lotus Temple is all about calm. No matter how busy Delhi feels, stepping inside this white marble wonder hits the reset button on your brain.
nearest metro: Kalkaji Mandir (Violent & Magenta Line)
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Qutub Minar
Delhi’s tallest show-off, but in the best way possible. Qutub Minar has been standing for over 800 years, and honestly, it’s aged better than most of us.The surrounding are perfect for an afternoon photo walk.
nearest metro: Qutub Minar (Yellow Line)
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Humayun’s Tomb
Symmetry goals? Humayun’s Tomb wrote the book. Lush gardens, red-and-white stonework, and peaceful vibes make it a place you’ll want to sit and just… exist for a while.
nearest metro:Jor Bagh (Yellow Line), JLN Stadium (Violet Line)
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Gurudwara Bangla Sahib
Shining in white marble and gold, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is one of Delhi’s most serene spots, dedicated to Guru Har Krishan Sahib Ji. The calm waters of the Sarovar and the soulful kirtan make it a place where even the busiest minds find peace.
nearest metro: Rajiv Chowk (Yellow & Blue Line)
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ISKCON
Radiating devotion and colour, the ISKCON Temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha. From soulful aartis to the uplifting sound of kirtan, every corner feels alive with bhakti. Don’t miss the evening aarti when the whole place glows in golden light.
nearest metro: Nehru Place (Violet Line)
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Rashtrapati Bhavan
The grand home of India’s President, Rashtrapati Bhavan is where architecture, history, and leadership meet. Its Mughal Gardens are a seasonal masterpiece, bursting into colour every spring — a reminder that even power has a softer, floral side.
nearest metro: Central Secretariat & Udyog Bhavan (Yellow Line)
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Jantar Mantar
Before smartphones and telescopes, this was how Delhi read the stars. Built in the 18th century, Jantar Mantar’s giant astronomical instruments turn science into sculpture — and wandering among them feels like stepping inside a time machine for the sky.
nearest metro: Patel Chowk (Yellow Line)
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Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib
In the heart of Chandni Chowk stands Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib, marking the site where Guru Tegh Bahadur, the ninth Sikh Guru, attained martyrdom. The golden domes, the hum of kirtan, and the warmth of the langar make it a place where history and faith blend seamlessly.
nearest metro: Chandni Chowk (Yellow Line), Lal Quila (Violet Line)
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Shri LaxmiNarayan Temple
Better known as Birla Mandir, this temple is dedicated to Goddess Laxmi and Lord Vishnu (Narayan). Its towering spires, intricate carvings, and peaceful courtyards make it a blend of devotion and architectural beauty, right in the heart of Delhi.
nearest metro:Central Secratariat(Yellow Line) & Rk Ashram Marg(Blue Line)
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Agrasen ki Baoli
Half history, half mystery, this ancient stepwell in the heart of Delhi feels like it’s frozen in time. Its stone steps echo with centuries-old whispers — and if you believe the legends, maybe something more
nearest metro:Barakhamba Road (Blue Line)
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Purana Qila
Older than most of Delhi’s history books, Purana Qila is a fort that has seen empires rise and fall. Its massive gates, quiet courtyards, and the serene boating lake outside make it a perfect mix of history and calm.
nearest metro: Pragati Maidan (Blue Line)
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Tughlaqabad Fort
Sprawling across rocky hills, Tughlaqabad Fort feels more like a rugged adventure than a polished monument. Built in the 14th century by Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq, its massive stone walls and wild, overgrown paths make it Delhi’s most dramatic ruin.
nearest metro:Tughlakabad Station(Violet Line)
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Feroz Shah Kotla Fort
Built in the 14th century by Feroz Shah Tughlaq, this fort blends history with mystery. Its crumbling walls hide underground chambers, Sufi shrines, and an ancient Ashokan pillar — and some say, the quiet company of djinns.
nearest metro:Delhi Gate (Violet Line)
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