Places To See In Delhi

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Interested in visiting Delhi for your honeymoon, or going to the nation’s capital for a romantic holiday there is a number of couple dating places in Delhi. A person can plan to visit these spots to make the valentine days special. A number of times people think it is not possible to find romantic spots in a crowded place like Delhi. Delhi as a city is unlike Mumbai, where couples who are in search for a quiet romantic spots have to go hide behind a rock which may have crabs crawling all over it. Delhi though not having a sea around it, it has a lot of different places to explore. You have parks parks, gardens, medieval monuments, metros — free, open air love spots in abundance. A visit to these any of these spots reinforces the old catchphrase: Dilli hai dilwalon ki. The younger generation in the capital often visits parks to spend time with their partners. These couples go to the parks in search of some private space and these parks could be The Buddha Jayanti Park, Garden of Five Senses, Deer Park, Millenium Indraprashta Park, Lodhi Garden.

Delhi the capital city has a cheered and very rich history. ...
... The city is full of splendid mosques, forts, and monuments left over from the Mughal rulers that once ruled the country. There is a sharp contrast between Old Delhi and well planned New Delhi is large, and one has to spend time exploring both. If you feel in need of some relaxation, just head to one of Delhi's flourishing landscaped gardens. The capital city offers you with many destinations, which are worth visiting and form major tourist spots. New Delhi is home to beautiful sites of historical importance that promote Indian heritage, culture and tourism all over the world. Besides this, the city offers some of the best shopping areas like Janpath, Dilli Haat and Chandni Chowk, where you can shop and bargain as much as you want. Major tourist attractions in Delhi include the Humayun's Tomb, India Gate, Jama Masjid, Jantar Mantar, Lakshmi Narayan Temple, Qutab Minar Complex, and Red Fort. On your tour to New Delhi visit the Crafts Museum, National Museum of Natural History, National Rail Museum, and Nehru Museum & Planetarium.


You won't have to fly to Disneyland to experience adrenaline-rushing joy rides or fun parks in Delhi. The Rs 3,000-crore amusement park industry in India will soon offer the same experience at home. To begin with you have Noida Entertainment City (NEC) being developed by International Recreation Parks (IRPPL) in a 50:50 joint venture with Unitech, scheduled to open next year. The amusement park spread over 150 acre will be a theme park for which the company has tied up with Cartoon Network. While this amusement park can accommodate 1.8 million people at same time, the footfall for the popular Delhi-based amusement park Appu Ghar is only 1.2 million annually. The new amusement parks are trying to ensure that people get a good experience not just from the rides, but also the overall packaging is attractive. To enable this, NEC has roped in MVA, a Hong Kong-based company as a traffic consultant. While Canada-based Forrec is its design consultant, Cini little, a California based company is its F&B consultant. Also the water management will be done by Europool, a Glasgow, UK, company. It's not just fun-filled rides but laser and firework shows and other multimedia games which will attract people to the amusement park. A 60-meter high spectacular tower will have feature lighting display. ECA2 is NEC's multimedia sourcing company — the company which created Athens Olympics opening ceremony and musical fountains of Sentosa in Singapore.

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For the past 3 years I have been writing informative and high quality articles on tourist places. In the above article have covered topics such as couple dating places in delhi, tourist attractions in new delhi, and fun parks in delhi.