Delhi happens to be the only city in the world, having not one, but three UNESCO World Heritage sites within its boundaries. You can find mesmerizing temples, palaces, and gardens that speak of their rich history and culture, and also explore exciting nightclubs, international cuisines, and fantastic shopping experience – all at the same time.
Binge on Delhi’s legendary street food
Tangy delights such as papri chaat (fried wafers loaded with potatoes, chickpeas, yoghurt and chilli) or golgappas (fried hollow dough filled with chickpeas and spicy potatoes), are must haves while you’re in Old Delhi. Also, don’t miss out on their stuffed parathas, sizzling kebabs, delectable Hyderabadi biriyani, and mouthwatering jalebis (sweet swirls of fried dough).
Explore the Lal Quila
The Lal Quila, more commonly known as the Red Fort, was built in 17th century by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is an architectural marvel in itself, and is a representation of the culture that the Mughals brought to India.
