Delhi Attractions

India Gate is a huge stone arch with an eternal flame, which stands as a memorial to those killed in WWI. The area around the gate is open green space and a popular hang out for locals.

The red and white Jama Masjid, made of sandstone and marble, was completed in 1658. It is among the largest mosques in India, featuring three gateways, four towers, two minarets, and a central pool.

The Qutub Minar is on everyone's sightseeing itinerary in Old Delhi. The 12th C tower stands more than 230 ft high, with carvings detailing the history of the Qutub, and pieces from the Koran.

The Red Fort is one of Old Delhi's major attractions. It was constructed in the mid 17th C, made of red sandstone, and surrounded by a moat. Visitors can enter the fort and tour the site.

This museum is located in Indira Gandhi's former home. Her personal items as well as exhibits documenting her life are on display.

The National Museum covers all the major historical periods from the Mauryan period to present.

Tibet House serves as a cultural center for Buddhist studies and also features cultural displays from Tibetan monasteries and villages.