OYO Rooms - The fastest growing chain of budget hotels in Delhi - brings you a sneak peek into some facts about Delhi, the best places to visit, eat, shop and stay.

1. Dil Walo ki Delhi

2. Delhi - At a Glance
#1 Best Time To Visit: October to March
#2 Official Language: Hindi
#3 Languages Spoken: Hindi, Punjabi, English
#4 Climate/Season: Extreme Hot & Cold
#5 Main Attractions: Red Fort, India Gate,
Akshardham Temple, Lotus Temple,
Humanyun’s Tomb

3. What to See?
Top 5 Places to Explore in Delhi

4. RED FORT
Entirely built with Red Sandstone, Red Fort was built in 1648 after Shah
Jahan shifted his capital from Agra to Delhi.
On every 15th of August, the Prime Minister hoists the flag at India
Gate to celebrate the Independence Day.
An Interesting Fact: The Red Fort is built 33 meters above the city level.
This illustrates the magnificence of this icon of India.

5. India Gate
Unveiled in 1931, India Gate was initially built as a war memorial for
the 82,000 soldiers who lost their lives in the First World War from the
British Army. Built by Edward Lutyens, India Gate is now a symbol of
bravery of the soldiers of the Indian Army.
An Interesting Fact: The Amar Jawan Jyoti, a black plinth with a
reversed rifle and the war helmet on top burns 24x7 here at the India
Gate.

6. Lotus Temple
Built in 1986, Lotus Temple is one of the last Bahai Temples in the
world. Built in the form of a lotus, this temple is one of the major
symbols of equality. It spreads the idea of worshipping and believing in
all religions without any pre-determined denomination.
An Interesting Fact: This temple has 9 blooming petals and each petal
has a pool to itself. It looks spectacular during dusk when the pool is
floodlit.

7. Akshardham Temple
Akshardham Temple, or Swaminarayan Temple, is a symbol of Hindu
spirituality and beliefs. Made entirely of stone, this temple depicts the
life of Swaminarayan and the history of India with other details on
Hindu beliefs.
An Interesting Fact: This temple is a piece of modern technology
blended with rich architecture of India completely built according to
the Vaastu Shastra and Pancharatra Shastra.

8. Humayun’s Tomb
Built in 1569 by Humayun’s first wife, Haji Begum, this tomb is the first
ever tomb to use red sandstone at such a large scale. Located in
Nizamuddin East, this is a must visit monument!
An Interesting Fact: Its not only Humayun’s tomb, other members of the
Mughal family were also buried here, including Haji Begum herself!

9. What Else?
Wanna explore more…

10. Lodhi Garden
Spread over 90 acres of land amidst the chaos of Delhi, Lodhi Garden
houses tombs of many rulers of Afghan Dynasty. The first tomb was
built in 1444 of Mohammed Shah of Sayyed Dynasty!

11. Gurudwara
Bangla Sahib
A prominent Sikh house of Worship, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib was
built to honor its association with the Eighth Sikh Guru, Guru Har
Krishan. Situated near Connaught Place, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is
prominently recognizable for its majestic golden dome.
An Interesting Fact: Gurudwara Bangla Sahib was originally
Jaisinghpura Palace. Guru Har Krishan resided here in 1664.

12. National Museum
Established in 1949, The National Museum houses remnants from the
pre-historic times to the Modern History. Sporting more than 15
departments, it is one of the biggest museums in the country.

13. Nizamuddin Dargah
Visited by thousands of Muslims every week, Nizamuddin Dargah is the
Dargah of one of the most famous Sufi saints of the world, Nizamuddin
Auliya. It also houses the tombs of Poet Amir Khusro and Princess Jehan
Ara Begum!

14. Republic Day
Celebrated on 26th of January every year, Republic Day honors the
adoption of the Constitution of India putting the Government of India
Act at rest.
It marks the journey of India to being an Independent republic.
An Interesting Fact: This date is specifically chosen because it was in
1930 that Purna Swaraj was proclaimed by the Indian National
Congress.

15. What to Eat?

16. Galli Paranthe Wali
in Chandni Chowk
A cramped lane in Chandni Chowk, Galli Paranthe Wali is known to serve the best paranthas, or
stuffed Indian bread. Paranthas ranging from Matar, Paneer, Gobhi, Khoya, Kaju and Badaam are
a few that you can find here.
An Interesting Fact: The lane got its name in 1911 and still houses 3 of the original paranthe
serving shops since its inception.

17. Nizam's Kathi Kabab
Connaught Place
Very famous for its Kathi Rolls, Kakoris, Chicken Korma and Biryani,
Nizam’s Kathi Kebab serves one of the most delicious Kolkata- Mughlai
rolls.
An Interesting Fact: Nizam’s Kathi Kebab have been serving rolls for the
past 30 years! Its definitely come a long way!

18. Bon Appétit?
Delhi is a Foodie’s Hub! From mouth watering street food to top notch
food joints, restaurants, pubs, lounges, hotels… you’d find an endless
choice that will leave you asking for more…

19. What to Shop?

20. Paharganj Main Bazaar
Stretching for just about a kilometer, Paharganj Main Market offers
everything from hippy clothing to kaftaans, hukka, textiles and
handicrafts. Very noisy and crowded, this is a budget traveler’s
paradise.
An Interesting Tip: You can get funky, hip stuff here. Bargaining is the
key.

21. Connaught Place (CP)
Sporting the best of Indian as well as international brands for shopping,
CP also has hordes of book sellers, jewellery and everything under the
sun.
An Interesting Fact: CP is built in a circular manner divided in three
arenas called inner circle, middle circle and outer circle.

22. Dilli Haat
An open air plaza where sellers display their wares, is one of its kind in
Delhi. Everything ranging from paintings, handlooms, textiles, jewelery
to eating spots can be found here. One can find wares from all over the
country at this one place.
The cottages and kiosks which display the products gives Delhi Haat the
look of a village. It is different and interesting to be here!

23. And There’s More
There’s no dearth of shopping places in Delhi. You’d find malls, flee
markets and more at every few steps… as Delhi knows - for shopping
ye dil mange more!

24. Where to Stay?

25. OYO Rooms – India’s fastest growing chain
of standardized budget and premium
hotels - you’d find an OYO at every nook
and corner of Delhi NCR!
Find an OYO nearest to your destination
in Delhi at
http://www.oyorooms.com/delhi

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