Best 3 Places to Visit with Delhi One Day Tour Package

1. Gandhi Smriti and the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial

Numerous references can be originated to Mahatma Gandhi throughout Delhi, proof of human heritage. Of the many attractions of Delhi one day tour package related to the famous leader of the Indian independence movement, perhaps the best is Gandhi Smriti (Gandhi Remembrance), a museum housed in the property where he was assassinated in 1948. The highlights include displays and memories of both life and death, including the room in which he remained, left exactly as it was at the time, as well as the new Gandhi Eternal Multimedia Museum with historical recordings detailing his many achievements. A special highlight is the chance to walk through the same gardens where Gandhi once spent so much time (the place where the shooting took place is marked by the Martyr's Column). Also of interest is the Raj Ghat Memorial to Gandhi, just a few minutes' walk from the cremation site.

2. Rajpath and Rashtrapati Bhavan

Rajpath is also known as King's Way, is the traditional ceremonial boulevard in New Delhi. Running from Rashtrapati Bhavan, the official presidential residence, passing through important landmarks of the city such as Vijay Chowk and India Gate to the National Stadium, this wide boulevard is flanked by trees, grass, and ponds and comes to life every January 26 during Republic Day Parade, when countless thousands gather to celebrate the country's independence anniversary. At the western end of Rajpath, the president's residence - Rashtrapati Bhavan (once the residence of the British viceroy) - is undoubtedly one of the most magnificent buildings in Delhi, an eclectic mix of Mughal and European architectural styles, containing about 340 richly decorated rooms. Of particular interest is the new Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum that offers a look inside the building, along with interesting displays of previous presidents.

Tip - If you visit in the month of February or in the month of March, check out the adjoining Mughal Gardens, a splendid exhibition of plantations surrounding the President's residence.

3. The Jantar Mantar Observatory

Near Connaught Place, one of the largest and most famous business districts in New Delhi, Jantar Mantar is one of five astronomical observatories built by Maharajah Jai Singh I in 1725. It is designed to allow occupants to observe the movements of the sun, moon, and planets. This well-preserved historic site also boasts several other ancient instruments on display that were once used to track the course of celestial bodies and predict eclipses. The highlights of this remarkable and architecturally pleasing building include a huge sundial, known as the Prince of Dials. You have a chance to explore all these places with Delhi tour packages.