The Red Fort
The vast Mughal-era sandstone fort at the heart of Old Delhi, with palaces, gardens and museums inside its walls. Buy tickets at the official counter or online, and allow a couple of hours.
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Delhi is India's capital and one of its oldest continuously inhabited cities, a sprawling metropolis where centuries of empires have left forts, tombs and mosques scattered among modern avenues and crowded bazaars. Old Delhi, around the Red Fort and Jama Masjid, is a dense maze of markets, street food and rickshaws,…
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The vast Mughal-era sandstone fort at the heart of Old Delhi, with palaces, gardens and museums inside its walls. Buy tickets at the official counter or online, and allow a couple of hours.
A soaring early medieval victory tower and surrounding ruins, one of Delhi's most striking monuments. A ticketed site, quieter in the morning and easy to reach by metro.
A magnificent garden tomb that inspired the Taj Mahal, with symmetrical Mughal architecture and calm lawns. A ticketed site and one of the city's most rewarding visits.
A large war memorial arch on a ceremonial avenue, surrounded by lawns where families gather in the evening. Free to visit and pleasant around sunset.
The must-try local dishes, sweets and fruits — including the exotic ones you won't find back home.
Tandoor-roasted chicken simmered in a rich, mildly spiced tomato-butter-cream gravy, invented at Delhi's Moti Mahal restaurant and now eaten worldwide. Scoop it up with naan or tandoori roti at one of the many restaurants still tracing their recipe back to the original.
Order it at a Chandni Chowk or Daryaganj restaurant for a version close to the dish's roots.
Spicy, tangy stewed chickpeas served with bhature, a pillowy deep-fried bread far larger and puffier than a naan. It is a hearty breakfast-or-lunch favourite, usually eaten by hand with pickled onion and chilli on the side.
Daryaganj and Connaught Place have some of the city's best-known stalls.
A narrow Chandni Chowk lane whose shops have deep-fried stuffed flatbreads for over a century, filled with anything from spiced potato and paneer to more unusual choices like banana or crushed almonds. Each paratha is cooked to order and served with a small array of chutneys and vegetables.
Go hungry; portions come with several side dishes included.
Delhi's street-food obsession in miniature: crisp hollow puris filled with spiced tamarind water (golgappa), plus tangy-sweet snacks like aloo tikki and papdi chaat, all built around the same sweet-sour-spicy hit. Chandni Chowk is considered the street-food capital of the city.
Eat where the local crowd is thickest and the puris are being filled to order in front of you.
A winter-only Old Delhi speciality unlike any other Indian dessert: sweetened milk foam, whisked by hand overnight in the cold night air until impossibly light, then dusted with sugar and saffron. Most foreign visitors have never seen a dish quite like it, and it disappears once the weather warms up.
Look for it only between roughly November and February, mainly around Chandni Chowk.
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A fast, cheap metro line from the airport into central Delhi, avoiding the traffic. The simplest budget link; buy a token or use a travel card and skip the taxi touts.
The official prepaid booth inside the terminal fixes the fare in advance so there is no haggling. Keep the receipt and hand it to the driver only on arrival.
App-based cars give an upfront price and a tracked route, a reassuring option from the airport and around the city. Match the plate and driver before boarding.
A clean, modern and cheap network reaching most major sights and bypassing the traffic. Security checks apply at entry, and there is a reserved women-only carriage.
The classic three-wheeler is handy for short hops. Insist on the meter or agree the price first, or book one through a ride-hailing app to avoid overcharging.
Convenient for longer trips, luggage or the heat, with a fixed app price. Useful when the metro does not reach your destination directly.
The cooler months from October to March are by far the most comfortable for sightseeing, with mild days and cool evenings. April to June is extremely hot, the monsoon brings humidity and rain from July, and air pollution often peaks around late autumn.
Two to three days covers Old Delhi, the main monuments like Humayun's Tomb and Qutub Minar, and New Delhi, and lets you slot in a day trip to Agra by fast train.
It can be a highlight if you are careful. Choose busy stalls cooking fresh with high turnover, avoid tap-water ice and uncovered raw items, and drink only sealed bottled water.
The metro is clean, cheap and beats the traffic for most sights. For door-to-door trips use a ride-hailing app or a metered auto, and agree fares in advance to avoid overcharging.
Confirm your hotel directly, ignore 'tourist offices' and anyone saying your hotel is closed, buy tickets only at official counters, and never buy goods to 'resell for profit' on a stranger's promise.
October to March is the most comfortable, with mild weather for sightseeing. Summer is extremely hot, and air pollution tends to peak in late autumn, so check air-quality forecasts.
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