Aug
02
2010
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Summer Vacations are round the corner and most of us must be planning where to enjoy the summer treat of India at its best. North India is filled with attractive tourist destinations ranging from cool and chilling hill stations to hot and happening capital city and also the beautiful serene desert region of India. You can come across various tourist packages that cover one or multiple destinations in the north Indian summer vacation package.

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To start with North India consists of the most attractive tourism destinations as it accommodates beautiful and unique geographical and cultural cities. These cities have a lot of tourist attractions such as forts, palaces, monuments, mosques, temples, wildlife sanctuaries etc. The Golden Triangle tourist package to Delhi, Agra and Jaipur are top most popular tourist destinations in India due to its culture and heritage and historical significance. This is why there are many tourist companies and operators who operate the golden triangle trips to Delhi, Agra and Jaipur.
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May
28
2010
By Thomas Steve Johnson
Delhi, the capital of India is the political centre and a tourist delight. Being one of the oldest cities in India, Delhi has a rich culture and history that a tourist unravels while on a quest to discover the city’s heritage.
The most momentous spot here is the India Gate build to commemorate Indian soldiers in wars. This poised structure built from sandstone is a great place to have delicious sidewalk food and take postcard pictures. While the India Gate is representative of New Delhi that is modern and fast growing, the Red Fort-a magnificent palace in the world is representative of Old Delhi. This rich red stone structure has played a crucial role in the Indian history right from the Mughal rule to today where the Prime Minister of India addresses the country every year on the 15th of August.
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May
21
2010
By Ruchira Roy
A multi-faceted city, Delhi presents a glorious intertwining of the contemporary and the old. The very name of Delhi rolls out a picture of a powerful place that ruled many empires, a place where many mighty emperors rose and fell and the place that now governs the largest democracy in the world. Truly metropolitan to the core, Delhi is made of people from all corners of the country. Quite naturally, the city speaks a jumble of some odd vernaculars and has a culture which is a concoction of various elements.
Delhi is home to two different worlds altogether. One is the ancient world that still survives time and the other world is all new that shows the present and the future of the nation. Thanks to the masters who laid the city, Delhi is clearly marked out as Old Delhi and New Delhi. A visit to the older part takes you back in time while its contemporary counterpart talks of everything modern, contemporary and even futuristic.
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May
14
2010
By Abbey James
Delhi, the capital city of India represents the kaleidoscopic framework of India. The city is a fabulous blend of the old and the new which attracts travelers from all corners of the world. There are several places of interest to see and visit in New Delhi. Mosques, temples, monuments, mansions are found in abundance in Delhi. It reminds one of the bygone eras of the Mughal empire, colonization etc. At the same time it is also a major centre of trade and commercialization in India. Thus New Delhi is a place which is known for its contrasts and is important for tourism as well as business.
It is a colorful and vibrant city with several attractions such as the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Qutub Minar, Lotus Temple, etc. Shopping opportunities are also available in multitude in this city ranging from the newly emerging malls to the colorful streets of Chandni Chowk. New Delhi also has a good range of restaurants which serve delectable cuisines including the Mughlai dishes. The travelers can also avail good accommodation in New Delhi. The city has hotels suited for all kinds of travelers.
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May
07
2010
By John Newcomb
New Delhi is the capital of India and one of the world’s most historic cities. For history buffs, Delhi is a virtual paradise with tons and tons of amazing monuments and sights. If you are traveling to this part of the world, make sure that you don’t miss out these historic sights:

1. Jama Masjid
Located in the heart of Old Delhi, the Jama Masjid is the biggest mosque in India. Built by emperor Shah Jahen in the 16th century, this red sandstone mosque has a huge dome and four towering minarets. Old Delhi, is the oldest part of Delhi and has a history of its own. Make sure that you walk around this place and take in the sights and sounds that it has to offer.
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Nov
06
2009
ROJAR MARK
Delhi, Delhi India is a fascinating place to visit with many historical sights to see as well as several modern facilities to ensure the entire family will enjoy their stay. Delhi is the second largest metropolis in India and was established with residents from around 6th century BC, providing the area with many historical attractions from ancient monuments to medieval structures. Even though you may believe that you are stepping back into Dennis G.Jarvis time when visiting Delhi, there are many modern conveniences as well including hotels, restaurants, and shopping excursions.
When you visit Delhi, you must visit a few of the monument that call Delhi home such as the India Gate, Red Fort, Humayun’s Tomb, Qutub Minar, Jama Masjid, and the Lotus Temple.
India Gate
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