Most guests hoping for a great stay are unaware of our capital city’s vastness and diversity. Delhi is spread out over around 1500 square kilometres, and when the national capital region is included, this one metropolis houses nearly 20-25 million people. From the Red Fort to the Qutub Minar, Akshardham, and Chandni Chowk, to the Jama Masjid, Humayun Tomb, and Khan Market, Delhi’s attractions are widely scattered across the city. And each region has its own dishes, specialties, monuments, flavours, spices, and so on.

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Few people realise that Varanasi, India’s sacred city, is the world’s oldest city and one of the most important Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage hubs on the planet. Tourist traffic in this beautiful town has expanded swiftly and significantly during the last few decades. Varanasi’s Jain and Hindu temples, as well as Buddhist stupas, are mythologically significant. The Sarnath archaeological museum also exhibits sacred relics from the past, most notably our national symbol, the Ashoka pillar.

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Seeing is believing in the case of India’s best and most sought after historical monument, The Taj Mahal, designed and built over 22 years by late mughal emperor Shah Jahan to bury his wife, Mumtaz mahal. After a long day, sitting steps away from the Taj is the ideal way to recharge your batteries. The pleasantness of this architectural marble instills a positive attitude in everyone around you and provides you with the necessary pulse to move on.

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Jaipur, Rajasthan’s capital, attracts a large number of visitors from all over India and the world. Jaipur is well-known for its legacy and culture, which are both rich and intense. The sculptures, artwork, and heritage of the mughal and British eras are depicted in the monuments, forts, and palaces. Visiting these locations transports you back to the era of provinces, rulers, squires, and so on.

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Mandawa, also known as the open art gallery of Rajasthan, is well-known for the gorgeous houses built in the past, which are known as “Havelis.” One could be drawn to the Hanuman Prasad Goenka Haveli, which depicts Indra Dev on an elephant and Shivaji on a Nandi bull. Mandawa is also known for the Mandawa fort and the Holi festival, which is celebrated every year.

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Sip a nice cup of coffee while enjoying India Gate, which is located in the heart of Delhi. This busy roundabout is a symbol of our capital city’s cleanliness and greenery. The Connaught Place market in Delhi is primarily made up of business offices, although it is also a popular tourist destination for shopping. Put on your bargaining chits and roll across this round market, not forgetting to acquire gifts from the many businesses here.

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