The Qutab Minar's history is a riddle. According to some, a victory structure was constructed to symbolize the establishment of Muslim rule in India. Others assert that it was utilized as a minaret by muezzins to call the faithful to worship. Nobody can contest the tower's status as one of the most stunning structures on the planet, not just in India.

The Red Fort, one of the most magnificent palaces in the entire globe, earned its name from the red stone that was used in its construction. The past of India is also entwined with this fort. The last Mughal ruler, Bhadur Shah Zafar, was overthrown by the British in this location, ending the three-century Mughal rule. The first prime minister was chosen from its fortifications as well. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the Prime Minister of India, declared to the populace that the nation was free of British rule.

Bega Begum, Humayun's first wife, ordered this exquisite monument in 1558, which is known as HUMAYUN'S TOMB. You will undoubtedly be drawn in by the magnificent monument set amidst the lush greenery.

The Jantar Mantar appears to be a modern art exhibit at first glance. It is a telescope, though. An astute astronomer and Mughal court lord, Sawai Jia Singh II of Jaipur (1699–1743), was dissatisfied with the shortcomings of brass and metal astronomy equipment.

This Is Among The Busiest Times Of The Year. A sizable mosque located in the center of Delhi is called Jama Masjid. Shah Jahan ordered it in 1650. It is both one of the largest mosques in the world and one of the largest in India. Due to the combination of limestone and marble, it makes a fantastic monument for onlookers.

The enormous monument known as India Gate, which is three kilometers from Rashtrapati Bhawan, honors all Indian soldiers who lost their lives in the First World War. The Rajpath is where you'll find this 42-meter-high monument. The Monument was created in 1931 by British architect Edwin Lutyens. Take pictures of the Amar Jawan Jyoti, a flame that has been burning here since 1971 to remember the Indian martyrs of the India-Pakistan Conflict in 1971.

There are memorials for former Indian prime ministers in Rajghat. The memorials for Mr. Mahatma Gandhi, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, and Mr. Rajiv Gandhi are located at Rajghat, Shakti Sthal, and Veer Bhumi, respectively. There is plenty of greenery throughout the entire complex, which is serene. In the middle of Delhi City's bustle and activity, there is a stunning green area that will make you wonder how you ever missed it.

After the Delhi Sightseeing Tour is over, our driver will drop you off at your hotel that evening.