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Jama
Masjid: |
Built in 1665 by Emperor Shah Jahan is the largest
and most splendid mosque in India. With three majestic black &
whit marbles domes covering the prayer hall, it can seat over
20,000 people. |
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Safdarjung's
Tomb: |
It is set in a beautiful garden, criss-crossed by
water channels. Built in 1754 for the prime minister of Emperor
Mohammed Shah, the tomb itself with ornate carvings and an
imposing Mughal dome, is worth a visit. |
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Purana Qila: |
It means "Old fort" stands on the site that is
beleived to be Indraprastha, the capital of the Pandavas in
Mahabarata epic. The small lake in front is popular for boating.
The Delhi Zoo in next door. |
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Raj
Ghat: |
It is the memorial to the father of our nation,
Mahatma Gandhi It is the site of his cremation. Set amidst large,
well kept, undulating gardens, it is scared pilgrimage for all
Indians. |
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Introduction
Geography
Place of Worship
Monuments
Museums
Sightseeing
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