What to do in Delhi

Name: New Delhi
RegionNew Delhi is the capital city of the National Capital Territory of Delhi. It is India's national capital territory and constitutes a separate municipal entity. It is home to the central government. It is located in central India. The Delhi Union Territory is the eighth largest metropolitan area in the world in terms of population and the second largest in India (after Mumbai). In terms of area, Delhi is the largest territory in India.
Capital CIty: New Delhi
Population:: 257,803 (2011)
Language: Hindi, English, Punjabi, and Urdu
Religion: Mostly Hinduism. Relatively low percentages of Islam, Sikhism, Jainism, Christianity, and Buddhism.
SeasonThe most pleasant weather is during February and March. Between April and July, the heat in Delhi is intense, often exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. July and August bring heavy monsoon rains, which reduce the heat but are accompanied by increased humidity, after which the heat returns. Winter lasts from November to January and is characterized by heavy fog and poor visibility.
MonsoonsJuly-August
How to reach and from where: Delhi has a large airport and can be reached from various countries. Transportation within Delhi is very well developed. You will find a subway, a developed metro system, and buses that go to all parts of India. Delhi has an extensive taxi service, Uber is used, and there are rickshaws everywhere.
Travel distances from Delhi: Agra 209 km, Rishikesh 229 km, Jaipur 264 km, Pushkar 404 km, Amritsar 454 km, Udaipur 661 km, 793 km to Loransi, 1,428 km to Mumbai, 1,462 km to Kolkata, 2,138 km to Bengaluru, 2,175 km to Chennai.
Types of tourismIn New Delhi, you will find all types of tourists (Russians, Indians, Israelis, Arabs, and others) because it is home to India's main airport (in addition to the airport in Mumbai).

• Main Bazaar– A backpacker area with countless stalls and hostels (guesthouses).
• Connaught Place Officially named Rajiv Chowk, it is known locally as "CP" and is an important business center in Delhi. It is a huge Victorian-style square with three rings divided by eight radial streets that start at the inner ring and continue in a straight line.
• Dilli Haat Originally a folk food fair and local handicrafts market. It has become a permanent tourist attraction.
• National Railway Museum A collection of locomotives, carriages, and items related to the history of the Indian railway system, which was founded in the 19th century.
• Presidential Palace
• Parliament Building

India Gate– A memorial to Indian soldiers who died during the Afghan War.

New Delhi is the capital of India's National Capital Territory of Delhi, which is the eighth largest metropolitan area in the world in terms of population, and the second largest in India (after Mumbai). If you venture a little outside the usual tourist areas, take a taxi/rickshaw/metro to the areas mentioned above, you will find that Delhi is full of life, color, and excessive wealth alongside painful and cruel poverty. In New Delhi, you will find a city divided into two faces – on the one hand, it is a large city, crowded with air pollution and people. But on the other hand, it is an interesting and fascinating city with a rich history, many museums, markets, magnificent temples, and extravagant shopping malls! So the choice is yours: which side to visit and what you want to see.