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Host city – New Delhi
New Delhi, the National
Capital, is the heart of India. It is a mix of ancient
history and modern technological developments. New Delhi
is well connected with cities all over the world by air.
It is also well connected to cities within India through
air, rail, and road.
Historical places of interest
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India Gate |
A memorial raised in honour
of the Indian soldiers who were martyred in the Second
World War, famous as the All India War Memorial,
designed by Edwin Lutyens in 1921, height 42 meters. |
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Jama Masjid |
A mosque built by Shahjahan
which can accommodate 20,000 worshippers. |
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Jantar Mantar |
An astronomical observatory
with instruments built of stone by the great royal
astronomer, Maharaja Jai Singh of Jaipur in 1724. |
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Lotus Temple |
Situated atop Kalkaji Hill,
also known as Baha’i Temple, completed in 1986. |
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Qutab Minar |
A 11th century victory
tower, the tallest (73 meters) stone tower in India. |
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Raj Ghat |
Mahatma Gandhi, Father of
the Nation, was cremated here in 1948. |
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Rashtrapathi Bhavan |
Official residence of the
President of India. It also hosts the Mughal Garden, oen
of the most precious collections of seasonal flowers. |
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Red Fort |
One of the most important
forts in India, built in the 17 century, houses several
private and public royal halls, mosques, and gates. |
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Akshardham Temple |
The Akshardham Temple in New
Delhi, India, constructed by the BAPS foundation - the
builders of the various Swaminaryan Temples across the
world, is truely a modern day Wonder of the World. |
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Other places of interest Regular bus services are
available to all nearby cities and several other places
of interest.
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Agra-203
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Bharatpur -190 km
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Jaipur
-250 km
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