Delhi: A Unique Combination Of Old And New
New Delhi, the capital of India, represents a unique combination of old and modern architecture, national traditions and cosmopolitan people. It is the home of Indian culture and is often called the symbol of “Unity in Diversity.”
The sights like Qutub Minar, Red Fort, Jama Masjid, and Humayun’s Tomb are a part of Old Delhi while the Lotus and Akhsardham temples are typical of New Delhi’s modern architecture. The modern half of the city is well presented by the numerous shopping complexes and malls like Janpath, Palika Bazaar, Delhi Haat etc.
New Delhi also offers a great variety of budget, luxury and business hotels. Local Indian restaurants offer a great variety of national cuisine while numerous museums, art galleries, fairs and exhibitions and entertainment parks also attract foreign visitors.
According to Asia Rooms, festivals seem to be another attraction of the city.
“Starting from the diversified religious festivals that include the Id- Ul- Fitr, Diwali, Dussera, Makar Sankranti – Delhi is an inseparable part of all. In addition to the religious festivals there are a number of other cultural events and exhibitions that Delhi special in all sense. Staring from the Republic Day Parade to the different musical concerts in Delhi, there are numerous others that you must experience while you are on a trip to Delhi. There is much to see in Delhi and also much to taste and experience. Taste the juicy and the mouth watering mangoes at the Mango Festival. Or listen to the great musical performances at the Qutab Festival of Classical Music and Dance that upholds the classical Indian art and tradition. Delhi is all about events and exhibitions and much more than you expect. “
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