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Here is the list of 44 best weekend getaways from delhi, 1. neemrana, rajasthan.

Known For : Neemrana Fort Palace Zip Lining Baori

Neemrana town is located in Alwar in Rajasthan on Delhi-Jaipur highway. It is famous for its magnificent Neemrana Fort Palace. It was built in 1464 AD, a palace from where Rajput Maharaja Prithvi Raj Chauhan III reigned. Neemrana fort is now converted into one of the Rajasthan's oldest heritage luxury hotels.

Distance from Delhi: 121 km

Best Time: July to March

6 Neemrana Attractions

2. Lansdowne, Uttarakhand

Known For : Bhulla Lake Tip N Top Tarkeshwar Mahadev Temple

Lansdowne is a quaint little hill town located at a distance of 258 km from Delhi in Pauri district of Uttarakhand. Laden with oak and pine forest and dotted with buildings of the colonial era, this hill station is a haven for bird watchers, casual hikers and weekenders from NCR.

Distance from Delhi: 242 km

Best Time: Throughout the year

14 Lansdowne Attractions

3. Bir Billing, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Paragliding in Bir Billing Chokling Monastery Gunehar Waterfall

Bir is a small town located in the state of Himachal Pradesh in northern India. Bir Billing is a popular destination located in Joginder Nagar valley known for adventures sports such as paragliding , treks and also as the town for meditation . There is an influence of Tibetan culture due to Tibetan community settlement in this town.

Distance from Delhi: 468 km

29 Bir Attractions

4. Kasol, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Manikaran Sahib Nature Park Kasol Cafes in Kasol

Kasol is a quaint little village in Himachal situated along the banks of the river Parvati. Commonly known as the 'Amsterdam of India', Kasol is a tourist attraction that is rapidly gaining fame as a popular hub for trekkers, backpackers, and nature lovers. Kasol is one of the best places in the country just to sit back and chill in the panorama of snow-clad mountains, pine trees and gurgling river.

Distance from Delhi: 489 km

Best Time: October to June

28 Kasol Attractions

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Known For : Rafting in Rishikesh Lakshman Jhula Triveni Ghat

Located in the foothills of the Himalayas along the convergence of Ganga and Chandrabhaga River, Rishikesh (also called as Hrishikesh) is known for its adventure activities, ancient temples, popular cafes and as the "Yoga Capital of the World". With whitewater rafting industry growing and varied camping and cafe spots springing up, Rishikesh has grown immensely as a favourite, catering to people with different needs.

Distance from Delhi: 240 km

53 Rishikesh Attractions

6. Mussoorie, Uttarakhand

Known For : Mussoorie Mall Road Kempty Falls Camel's Back Road

Mussoorie is one of the most popular hill stations located at a distance of 290 km from Delhi in Dehradun district of Uttarakhand. With a backdrop of Shivalik range of Himalayas and doon valley, Mussoorie, also known as Queen of The Hills, stands at an altitude of 7000 feet above sea level and has a cool, pleasant climate throughout the year.

Distance from Delhi: 272 km

Best Time: September to June

36 Mussoorie Attractions

7. Sethan Valley, Manali

Sethan is a quaint village tucked in the beauty of Himachal Pradesh. Approximately 12 km from Manali, this Buddhist village is a tiny hamlet that oversees the Dhauladhar range. It is a perfect weekend getaway from Delhi without spending a fortune. Stunning and surreal during winters, Sethan Valley is preserved in its original natural glory as it is sparsely populated and frequented, making it less polluted. Best Time: January to May

Distance from Delhi: 521 km

8. Kuchesar, Uttar Pradesh

Kuchesar is a tiny village situated in Bhawan Bahadur Nagar Mandal in Bulandshahr District of Uttar Pradesh, and is at a distance of 80 km from Delhi. Kuchesar is well known for the Mud Fort, built by the Jat rulers in the mid-18th century. Kuchesar with its village and mud fort outlined by vast green fields is one of the most famous weekend getaways.  Best Time: September to March

Distance from Delhi: 80 km

9. Shimla, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Mall Road, Shimla The Ridge Jakhu Temple

Situated at the height of 2200m, Shimla is the capital and the largest city of Himachal Pradesh in India. Set amidst beautiful hills and mystical woods, Shimla has been a very popular hill-station among Indian families and honeymooners.

Distance from Delhi: 349 km

63 Shimla Attractions

10. Fagu, Shimla

Situated at an elevation of 2500 meters, Fagu is a serene snow-clad hamlet, located around 45 minutes drive from Shimla. This place looks magical as it is always enveloped in snow and fog. It is believed that Fagu has derived its name from the word 'fog'. The whole place is enveloped by lush green pine and cedar trees. You can also sight animals such as snow leopards, yaks and ponies here. Best Time:  January to March

Distance from Delhi: 367 km

11. Ranikhet, Uttarakhand

Known For : Chaubatia Orchards Majhkhali Golf Course

Ranikhet meaning Queen's farm, is a hill station developed by the Britishers around ancient temples, undulating Himalayan hills and forests. Ranikhet with its cool climate and simple natural beauty can freshen up your senses to the very core.

Distance from Delhi: 352 km

22 Ranikhet Attractions

12. Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Key Monastery Chandratal Lake Kunzum Pass

Long winding roads and valleys that present unforgettable glimpses of cold desert and snow-crowned mountains welcome you when you set foot into Spiti Valley. Bordered on all sides by the Himalayas, Spiti Valley, located in Himachal Pradesh, has an altitude of 12,500 feet above sea level, and gets just around 250 days of sunshine in the year, making it one of the coldest places in the country. 

Distance from Delhi: 684 km

Best Time: Mid May to Mid Oct

37 Spiti Attractions

13. Kesroli, Rajasthan

The Hill Fort Kesroli is one of the rare heritage hotels in Alwar that has been in existence since the 14th century. A wonderful destination to enjoy the barrier sunsets, showing daily since 700 years and discovering the Neemrana heritage hotels in Alwar is this resort. Hill Fort-Kesroli is a great holiday choice for those looking for a relaxing weekend getaway from Delhi. Best Time:  November-February

Distance from Delhi: 160 km

14. Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand

Known For : Jungle Safari in Corbett National Park Corbett Waterfall River Rafting in Corbett National Park

Corbett National Park, set amidst the foothills of Himalayas, houses a variety of flora and fauna including rare ones such as tigers and is a treat for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers. Distance from Delhi: 237 km

Best Time: Mid October to Mid June

19 Jim Corbett Attractions

15. Auli, Uttarakhand

Known For : Skiing in Auli Trishul Peak Auli Ropeway

Dotted with the apple orchards, old oaks and pine trees there is no dearth of natural beauty in Auli. Apart from skiing you can also go for numerous treks in the hills of Garhwal Himalayas and enjoy the spellbinding views of the snow-draped mountains. Auli is a popular hill resort in the Himalayan range dating back to 8th Century AD.

Distance from Delhi: 495 km

12 Auli Attractions

16. Manali, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Hidimba Temple Solang Valley Manu Temple

Nestled in between the snow-capped slopes of the Pir Panjal and the Dhauladhar ranges, Manali is one of the most popular hill stations in the country. With jaw-dropping views, lush green forests, sprawling meadows carpeted with flowers, gushing blue streams, a perpetual fairy-tale like mist lingering in the air, and a persistent fragrance of pines - Manali has been blessed with extraordinary scenic beauty.

Distance from Delhi: 507 km

51 Manali Attractions

17. Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary, Rajasthan

Nestled in the Aravali Hills over an area of about 800 Sq. Km covering the grasslands, dry deciduous forests, cliffs and rocky landscape, lays the Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary, now known as The Sariska Tiger Reserve. This area was once a hunting preservation of The Maharaja of Alwar. The Reserve is known for its majestic Royal Bengal Tigers. It is the first tiger reserve to relocate the Tigers (from Ranthambore) successfully.  Best Time:  October, November, December, January and February.

Distance from Delhi: 213 km

18. Jibhi, Tirthan Valley

Best Time: October to May

19. Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Monkey Point Toy Train Ride Timber Trail

Located on the way from Chandigarh to Shimla, Kasauli is a hilly cantonment town which makes for an ideal peaceful holiday location, especially for a weekend getaway.

Distance from Delhi: 295 km

12 Kasauli Attractions

20. Nainital, Uttarakhand

Known For : Naini Lake Snow View Point Mall Road Nainital

The gem of Uttarakhand - Nainital is a charming hill station that sits prettily at the green foothills of the Kumaon ranges in the Himalayas. Located at an elevation of around 1938 metres, the epicentre of the town's popularity and beauty lies within the gorgeous Naini Lake, after which the town is named. It is a perfect weekend getaway from the Indian capital of Delhi.

Distance from Delhi: 288 km

33 Nainital Attractions

21. Bhangarh, Rajasthan

Famous for the historical ruins and the ghost stories, Bhangarh has been regarded as the most haunted place in the country. It is located on the way between Jaipur and Delhi. Best Time : September and February

Distance from Delhi: 275 km

22. Bhimtal, Uttarakhand

Known For : Bhimtal Lake Aquarium Island Cafe Hanuman Garhi

Perched at a height of 1370masl, Bhimtal is an idyllic and less-crowded version of Nainital, 23 km away. Bhimtal is a scenic hill station, the charm of which lies in its off-beat, tranquil atmosphere. The picturesque Bhimtal Lake is a popular attraction for paddle boating, birding and nature walk.

Distance from Delhi: 303 km

Best Time: March to June, September to December

11 Bhimtal Attractions

23. Udaipur, Rajasthan

Known For : City Palace, Udaipur Lake Pichola Sajjangarh Palace

Udaipur, also known as the City of Lakes, is the crown jewel of the state of Rajasthan. It is surrounded by the beautiful Aravalli Hills in all directions, making this city as lovely as it is. This 'Venice of the East' has an abundance of natural beauty, mesmerising temples and breathtaking architecture which makes it a must-visit destination in India.  A boat ride through the serene waters of Lake Pichola will be enough to prove to you why Udaipur is the pride of Rajasthan.

Distance from Delhi: 685 km

Best Time: October to March

43 Udaipur Attractions

24. Tattapani, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Hot Water Spring River Rafting in Tattapani Shiva cave

A popular tourist destination in Himachal Pradesh, Tattapani is a quaint village located 60 kms away from Shimla. Situated on the banks of river Sutlej, it treasures several attractions lying amid nature in its best form. It is famous for its Hot sulphur spring that is believed to have curative properties for health ailments like stress, joint pain, fatigue and other skin diseases.

Distance from Delhi: 372 km

9 Tattapani Attractions

25. Chamba, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Tehri Dam Surkanda Devi Temple

Far from the rush of city life, Chamba is a small town in Uttarakhand that is known for pristine vistas of deodar and pine trees through Himalayan mountains. Promising a peaceful ambience, modernisation hasn't touched the borders of Chamba. A perfect getaway to find solace in nature, the refreshing, aromatic fragrance of apple and apricot orchards welcome you to the Chamba region.

Distance from Delhi: 285 km

2 Chamba Attractions

26. Kanatal, Uttarakhand

Known For : New Tehri Dhanaulti Camping

Once a deserted land, today Kanatal is a usual haunt for those travelers who seek peace and solitude. Kanatal is said to be named after a lake that once existed there. Apart from peace, the place exhibits a charm in form of majestic hills, fruit trees, apple orchards and lush green forests.

Distance from Delhi: 298 km

10 Kanatal Attractions

27. Kaza, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Key Monastery Chandratal Lake Komic Village

Kaza, sitting huddled in the corner of Himachal Pradesh is a tranquil getaway on the plains of the Spiti River. Lapped by majestic mountains covered in snow, meandering and bubbling rivers and streams and a picturesque barren landscape with scattered patches of green, Kaza is a dream destination.

Distance from Delhi: 690 km

Best Time: May to September

12 Kaza Attractions

28. Dehradun, Uttarakhand

Known For : Robber's Cave Sahastradhara Tapkeshwar Temple

Nestled amidst the Doon Valley in the state of Uttarakhand, Dehradun city is a very popular hill station that beckons solo travellers, families and couples alike. Winter Capital of Uttarakhand, it proudly boasts of a scenic backdrop of the Garhwal Himalayas. Regardless of whether you want to explore family-friendly tourist spots, try thrilling adventure activities with your friends, or watch a mesmerizing sunset with your partner amidst the mountains, Dehradun is the answer.

37 Dehradun Attractions

29. Kullu, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Rafting in Kullu Manali Raghunath Temple, Kullu Naggar

Kullu, a popular tourist destination in Himachal Pradesh located on the banks of Beas river. With panoramic views and majestic hills covered with Deodar and Pine trees, it is a nature lover's paradise. Kullu generally coupled with its sister town Manali which is on much higher altitude and provides more scenic views.

Distance from Delhi: 471 km

28 Kullu Attractions

30. Mukteshwar, Uttarakhand

Known For : Sitla Chauli ki Jaali Mukteshwar Dham Temple

Mukteshwar is a small hill town located around 50 km from Nainital in Uttarakhand. Known for adventure sports and a dazzling view of Himalayan ranges, Mukteshwar is named after the 350-year-old Shiva Temple housed here called Mukteshwar Dham.

Distance from Delhi: 333 km

12 Mukteshwar Attractions

31. Mcleodganj, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Triund Bhagsu Falls Bhagsunag Temple

Mcleodganj is a hill station near Dharamshala, popular among trekkers. Its culture is a beautiful blend of Tibetan with some British influence.

Distance from Delhi: 485 km

42 Mcleodganj Attractions

32. Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Dalai Lama Temple St. John in the Wilderness Church Dharamshala Cricket Stadium

Dharamsala is located in Kangra district at a distance of 18km from Kangra City. Dharamsala is separated as upper and lower divisions with different altitudes. The lower division is the Dharamsala town itself. whereas, the upper-division is located 3km away and popularly known as Mcleodganj(Famed as the holy residence of the Dalai Lama and Tibetans in exile). Dharamsala is prominently visited for the bus connections and the bustling market.

Distance from Delhi: 475 km

38 Dharamsala Attractions

33. Kufri, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Skiing in Kufri Horse Ride to the Mahasu Peak Mahasu Peak

Kufri in Shimla district, Himachal Pradesh is one of the most sought after holiday destinations, and more so for couples, because of its proximity to Shimla and relatively higher altitude which makes it a place with snow all through the winters.

Distance from Delhi: 363 km

Best Time: November to March

13 Kufri Attractions

34. Parwanoo, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Timber Trail Cable car Ride Fruit orchards

This is a place where one can enjoy the captivating ambience of a hill station and hustle-bustle of a city. Situated on the border of Haryana and Himachal Pradesh, this small town offers beautiful apple orchards and delicious fruit products.

Distance from Delhi: 267 km

Best Time: March to May, October to November

11 Parwanoo Attractions

35. Mashobra, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Reserve Forest Sanctuary Craignano WildFlower Hall Hotel

Mashobra is a lush green expanse in Himachal Pradesh, tucked away at a height of about 7700 feet, ensuring minimal human obstruction in the course of nature to provide you with the most pure and liberating experience of your lifetime.

Distance from Delhi: 359 km

Best Time: April to June

10 Mashobra Attractions

36. Chail, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Chail Palace Hotel Chail Cricket Ground Chail wildlife sanctuary

Chail is a quiet hill station close to Shimla, known for the world's highest cricket ground and the heritage hotel, Chail Palace, in the midst of pine and deodar trees.

Distance from Delhi: 346 km

11 Chail Attractions

37. Rajaji National Park, Uttarakhand

Encompassing the Shivalik mountain ranges, Rajaji National Park is abundantly rich in flora and fauna and proves a great holiday destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Distance from Delhi: 217 km

Best Time: Mid November to Mid June

38. Chakrata, Uttarakhand

Known For : Tiger Falls Deoban Budher Caves

Chakrata is a small hill town near Dehradun  in Uttarakhand, located at a height of 6948 feet known for its coniferous forest, treks, caves and ancient temples.

Distance from Delhi: 318 km

6 Chakrata Attractions

39. Dhanaulti, Uttarakhand

Known For : Dhanaulti Adventure Park Eco Park, Dhanaulti Apple Orchard Resort

With minimal human intrusion, without overloading or overwhelming your senses or expectations, Dhanaulti slowly seeps into your conscience like a long lost pleasant dream, bringing with it comfort and quiet, and giving you the much needed break from your humdrum routine life.

Distance from Delhi: 300 km

10 Dhanaulti Attractions

40. Agra, Uttar Pradesh

Known For : Taj Mahal Agra Fort Taj Mahotsav

Home to one of the 7 wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal , Agra is a sneak peek into the architectural history with other UNESCO World Heritage Sites as Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri . History, architecture, romance all together create the magic of Agra and hence makes for a must-visit for anyone living in or visiting India.

Distance from Delhi: 214 km

20 Agra Attractions

41. Pushkar, Rajasthan

Known For : Pushkar Lake Brahma Temple Savitri Temple

Pushkar, a small temple town, is located around 15 km from Ajmer in Rajasthan. Every November, Pushkar is host to the Pushkar Mela, one of the biggest camel fairs in the country. Perfect choice for a weekend getaway from Jaipur, Pushkar is located amid Aravali ranges. Known for the world's only dedicated Brahma temple, Pushkar is primarily a pilgrimage site for Hindus.

Distance from Delhi: 410 km

27 Pushkar Attractions

42. Jaipur, Rajasthan

Known For : Amer Fort Jantar Mantar Jaipur Hawa Mahal

Jaipur is a vibrant amalgamation of the old and the new. Also called the Pink City, the capital of the royal state of Rajasthan, was ruled by the Rajputs for many centuries and developed as a planned city in the 17th century AD. Along with Delhi and Agra, Jaipur forms the Golden Triangle and hails as one of the most famous tourist circuits of the country.

Distance from Delhi: 273 km

67 Jaipur Attractions

43. Binsar, Uttarakhand

Known For : Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary Bineshwar Temple Zero Point

Located at a distance of 33 km from Almora, Binsar is a small town in Uttarakhand known for the surreal beauty of the snow-laden Himalayan peaks. Set amid forests covered with oak, pine, rhododendrons and deodar trees, Binsar is home to beautiful green meadows, temples and the famous Binsar wildlife sanctuary.

Distance from Delhi: 382 km

4 Binsar Attractions

44. Kangra, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Kangra Fort Kangra Fort Baijnath Temple Brajeshwari Temple

Naldehra is small yet mesmerising hill station and one of the top tourist destinations in Himachal Pradesh, located just around 22 km from Shimla, 2004 metre above sea level. It is a perfect heaven for tourists looking for natural scenic beauty and want to get away from the hectic city life. The tourist destination is famous for its greenery, Golf Course and plain view of the mountains filled with thousands of pine trees.

Distance from Delhi: 458 km

23 Kangra Attractions

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On your arrival at New Delhi airport , you will meet our representative who will receive you and accompany you to move to the hotel and we will help you to check – Inn in Hotel. After checking in at the hotel, the rest of the day is free for leisure.

Today, after breakfast we will proceed to a full-day excursion to Delhi . Visit Jama Masjid, Red Fort and Rajghat. We will also pass in front of the India Gate and the President House, the lotus temple, the Qutub Minar and the Akshardham Temple. Later, return to the hotel for accommodation.

Today, enjoy early breakfast tomorrow and then drive to Agra . After your arrival, our representative finds you there and will take you through the tour of Agra city . We will visit the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Sikandra. In the afternoon we will return to New Delhi , You can depart to the next destination or you can option a hotel for accommodation.

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• 719iuliiat 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Love India This was 1 week trip starting from Amritsar to Jaipur to Agra and finally Delhi. All was very well organised, guides were wry experienced. We have unbelievable photos but more than that we now know much more about county, history, traditions, food and fantastic Indian hospitality. Thanks for the fantastic vacation. Read more Written April 1, 2023
• marlenecX8534RR 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles AMAZING TIME IN INDIA I had a fantastic Journey in Agra visiting the Taj Mahal with Abi as my tourist guide. I am very happy with the service. I will come back again. Read more Written January 15, 2023
• geneh384 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Magical and authentic Indian travel with Ravi Singh In January of 2013 I traveled to India for a friend's wedding. I visited Agra, Mumbai, and Bhopal. I had a wonderful trip and enjoyed the hospitality and travel expertise of Ravi Singh of Welcome India Journey travel. He was kind and patient and has a wonderful knowledge base of Indian culture, cuisine, customs and is a great storyteller and friendly kind soul. It was a magical trip. In Agra and other destinations, Ravi personally shared the salient and important features of the historical sites we visited and provided fascinating background on Indian history. He advised us on which gift and souvenir shops were reputable and took us to delicious restaurants. I highly recommend Welcome India Journeys to guide you on your Indian travel destinations. Read more Written May 22, 2022
• selviyalni 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles We went to Agra and booked a tour from Abhishek he provided very good service a good guide and the food was very delicio We went to Agra and booked a tour from Abhishek he provided very good service a good guide and the food was very delicious in the restaurant.We recommend your service Read more Written May 22, 2022
• meiriscal 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Ms We had great golden Triangle tour india last month our guide Mr Abhishek was very knowledge about indian history and culture transition very new and clean driver very good always on time and we went to taj mahal very beautiful we recommend this company to everyone Thanks Read more Written May 17, 2022
• MISENSO96 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles My Taj Mahal trip Had a great time viewing the Taj Mahal the tour guide was very friendly and made sure i had a great experience Read more Written May 15, 2022
• Misenso711 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Very good experience Very good tour guide very welcoming and I enjoyed my vist to the Taj Mahal.... he explained the history perfectly Read more Written May 15, 2022
• lucaspJ4945DW 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Amazing experience Very good guide. Super interesting and friendly! We learned a lot me and my friends.i can only recommend. Read more Written May 15, 2022
• Leesy53379 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Golden Triangle and Rajasthan Tour I would highly recommend The Golden Triangle with Rajasthan Tour! I arranged a private tour and my travel guide was called Pushpendra who was with me throughout my journey! The knowledge and experience which he shared with me throughout my journey will live with me forever and I will be forever grateful for experiencing this journey with him! I would highly recommend Pushpendra to anyone! He is a true lifelong special friend to me now thanks to The Golden Triangle and Rajasthan Tour that I went on! Read more Written May 12, 2022
• Mohd A 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A great experience. Excellent It was a great experience visiting Agra. The guide was polite as well as knowledgeable. Also we were genuinely satisfied with the information they provided about the places we visited. Read more Written May 12, 2022
• Farahdinaalmas 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles WONDERFUL INDIA WITH RAVI I have the best experience with our nice and smart local guide, Ravi, if i have an opportunity, I'll bring my family here because Ravi our guide not only give us the best experience, but He also manage the friendship and our journey really well. He is the best guide and really love how clear his english pronounciation and how friendly he is... Read more Written May 12, 2022
• LoveTravel270883 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles wuderfull Guide In Agra I had the pleasure to be with groups each year. We traveled on sleeper night trains which was a great experience. In Agra, we always have the same wonderful guide: Ravi Singh - he can, charm and take the audience to the times in which Mumtaz Mahal lived. Guides through the nooks and crannies of Fort in Agra. It tells a lot of interesting facts. Our hotel was called the Taj Plaza, walking distance to the Taj Mahal gate. With a roof terrace, where you can admire the mausoleum :) I'm waiting for the times from before the pandemic to come back and I will definitely come back here !! Read more Written May 12, 2022
• MsNoe01 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles SUNRISE LOVER Taj Mahal is one of the best place to see sunrise in the morning. We choose Welcome India Journey recomended by my friend. Good service and team so friendly, they also can speak in bahasa and its so gooddd for us. we highly recommendd!!! Read more Written May 11, 2022
• adrianobL7972QY 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great Taj Mahal tour I would highly recommend Ravi as a guide. The tour of the beautiful Taj Mahal was made very interesting by his insightful explanations. Ravi was knowledgeable and polite and it was a pleasure to walk around the grounds and visit the mausoleum with him. Read more Written May 10, 2022
• Ameeradaanish 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Very Committed Service I very recomended this travel. Very committed service with proper follow-up. Service provided as per their schedule with a hassle free journey... thanks to Welcome India Journey for providing services Read more Written May 10, 2022

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Among the most popular hill stations in India, Shimla holds a distinct place owing to its unique charm. Located at a distance of 342 km from the national capital, Delhi, Shimla is a great choice for a weekend getaway from Delhi and Chandigarh since there are so many places to visit in Shimla. Shimla is the capital city of Himachal Pradesh, and all it possesses and all it offers helps it easily justify its reputation and position as the capital city of a beautiful state, widely known for adventure activities and natural wonders. Laden with beautiful, dense forests of Pine, Oak, and Deodar, Shimla is refreshing in its very existence. 

The picturesqueness of this beautiful hill station makes it an apt destination for photographers looking for perfect frames and nature enthusiasts who want explore the nature in its pristine form. It is quite interesting that despite being home to a large population, the biosphere of Shimla is still in an excellent form. Shimla exhibits a very relaxing mood to those who visit it in search of tranquility.

Due to the plenty of activity options available here, Shimla is emerging as a popular destination for offbeat travel as well. People from all over India and beyond visit Shimla to experience an adventure which makes it a major hotspot for adventure activities in northern India. It is also home to some beautiful places with spectacular views, and some truly magnificent specimens of architecture can be found in Shimla.

Shimla houses some beautiful Hindu temples, located at apt locations, offering spectacular views of the beautiful hill station and the nearby hills with a thick covering of green forests. Some of the most revered temples in Shimla are Jakhoo Temple, Tara Devi Temple, Mansa Devi Temple, etc. These temples are located at short distances from the city center, so if you prefer, you can trek up to these temples through the woods. Shimla has a plethora of interesting places to visit and explore. As Shimla once served as the Summer Capital of British India, some captivating buildings with brilliant neo-Gothic architecture exist here.

Some of the most remarkable ones among those are the Institute of Advance Learning, Gorton Castle, Bantony Castle, and Christ Church. You can spend an evening shopping from the Mall Road and enjoying some interesting cultural activities on the Ridge. Splendid views of the city can be enjoyed and captured in your camera from the Ridge after sunset. Shimla also has also some interesting places in store for wildlife lovers. Himalayan Bird Park is a delight for wildlife lovers, exhibiting some exotic and native unique bird species. Another great option for nature lovers and photographers in Shimla is Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary.

Shimla is not the kind of place that would ever let you feel bored while you are there since there are many interesting things to do in Shimla. Small things feel extraordinary in its beautiful setting. Be it a lazy walk on the Mall Road or shopping low-cost wooden articles and woolen clothes from Lakkar Bazar; be it picking one of the many restaurants serving toothsome food or trying pastries at bakery shops on the Mall Road, everything has a ‘feel good’ factor about it here. Moreover, the popularity of Shimla as a travel destination for an offbeat experience is on the rise. Earlier, Shimla was more popular among people travelling with families as a summer getaway, but with the popularisation of adventure activities, it is earning a reputation among adventure lovers.

Due to its proximity from major cities like Delhi and Chandigarh, people from these cities prefer to travel to Shimla to indulge into adventure activities over travelling to destinations farther than it. Among the most popular activities in Shimla are camping, trekking, ice skating, paragliding, river rafting and heli skiing. If you want to experience light and easy activities in Shimla, there are some nice easy trek options here that take you to amazing spots through lush green Pine and Oak forests. And, if you crave thrill, Shimla is surrounded by some prominent Himalayan mountain ranges which is the reason why there are some breathtaking trails for trekking in and around Shimla. You can also experience the unique fun of ice skating here. Mountain biking can also be enjoyed in Shimla if you are up for something different.

Being the capital city of Himachal, there are abundant stay options in Shimla. You can find a good accommodation at a ridiculously low price and you can also find luxury hotels and resorts at scenic locations. Furthermore, there are some excellent campsites in Shimla where you can enjoy camping in the woods under a beautiful starlit sky. So, it does not matter whether you are a budget traveller or you prefer extravaganza; if you want to just relax in a comfortable accommodation laced with all modern amenities or you want an outdoor camping experience, Shimla has the most appropriate options to offer.

Shimla looks beautiful during all the seasons and can be visited during any time of the year. However, if you are interested in indulging in activities like camping, trekking and rafting in Shimla, the best time to visit is between March to June when the climate is pleasant. Most tourists visit Shimla during summer to find refuge in the cold hills of Shimla. But, visiting Shimla during winters is altogether a different experience. It is an ideal destination to spend a cold, lazy vacation at. If you get lucky, you may get to witness snowfall here between December to February, which is an experience, the memories of which you will always want to keep intact.

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Rishikesh is a tehsil located in Uttarakhand’s Tehri Garhwal region right on the banks of the holiest of Indian rivers, the Ganges. This ancient city has several mythological and religious legends associated with Lord Vishnu, Lord Bharat, and various prominent sages and is said to have been established in the 9th-century AD by Adi Shankaracharya. The scenic beauty of Rishikesh is due to its location at the foothills of the lofty Garhwal Himalayas is accentuated by the mighty Ganges cutting right through the city. The picturesque city looks suspended between the stunning riverside promenades, acres of forests, lush mountains, and clear blue skies lending it a surreal appearance. The city is synonymous with its grand temples, rituals, architectural marvels and yoga ashrams. Every temple here, be it the Neelkanth Mahadev Temple, Raghunath Temple, or the 13-storey Trimbakeshwar Temple, has its own beautiful legend that attracts people from all over the world. The twin Ram & Lakshman Jhulas are outstanding architectural feats in themselves. These suspension bridges span for over 750 ft. over the Ganges. There are numerous ashrams here that lead people into the spiritual world of ancient forms of yoga, meditation, and vipasana to cleanse their soul and de-stress. Rishikesh has its share of offbeat and adventure activities too. If you are not enjoying the adrenaline rush of white water rafting available up to grade 6, you can spend time enjoying amazing experiences like cliff jumping, kayaking, body surfing, etc. There are picturesque waterfalls here like Patna fall and Neer Garhi fall, etc. that are perfect to escape into the raw wilderness of nature. If you are the spiritual kind, you can’t miss attending the jaw-dropping spectacle of the Maha Aarti. The summer months (March-June) here are extremely hot & humid with temperatures reaching up to 36°C. Winter months (October-February) are cold and sunny with temperatures dipping to a low of 6°C, making them the best months to visit. Monsoon months (June-September) see a lot of rains accompanied by humidity.

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Nestled in the mighty Himalayas, Manali has an abundance of spectacular valleys filled with forests of oak, fir, deodar and pine. It is a full package of nature, food, adventure sports and ancient heritages. Splashing river Beas flows proudly amidst the valley. A lot of gushing waterfalls like Jogni falls and Rahala fall flush out of haphazardly placed rocks. You can also catch sights of sprawling meadows, terraced farming and fruit orchards. All these sights adds up to making the town look breathtakingly beautiful.  Manali also shares a piece of history, giving it ancient heritages which has splendid architecture and stunning views. Religious devotees come here to pay their tribute to the temples like Hadimba, Manu and Shiv temple. Whereas history lovers go to old forts like Naggar and Kuthar. These places have remarkable architecture against the backdrop of mountains which is worth a visit.  Having said enough about the terrains of Manali, it is a hub for adventure sports. The location gives a wide range of adventurous activities like paragliding, camping, trekking and river rafting to feed the adrenaline hunger of the adventure seekers. It also has rustic villages and backcountries, which calls for the hippie experiences. Places like Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass are often visited by these junkies. Backpackers love to visit here to get the plateful meal of thrill, nature, wildlife and tranquillity.  All this grace makes up Manali for a romantic honeymoon with a subtle blend of adventure. Newly wedded couples choose this place to begin the new life of their love amidst the fresh meadows and white streams of water. Striding around the mall road at night is also a very pleasing option where they together can try on distinct local cuisines. However, the regional cuisines are majorly influenced by Punjabi and Tibetan tadka, but that ends up making it tastier. Mall road also leaves options for buying unique stuff like singing bowl, woollen clothing, Dorje, prayer wheels and other souvenirs. These lit roads at night and gleaming valleys in the morning give picture-perfect backdrops for their honeymoon photos. Even photography enthusiasts can capture these frames along with flora and fauna of the city. Manali is no less than a box full of an array of sweets. You can dig in it and collect as many gems as you want. And by gems, it means ‘memories’. Wait no longer and pack all that you need for a fun-filled trip. Grab your laptop to book your tickets and head off to this lovely place to have some experiences to cherish throughout your life.

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Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan, India’s largest state, was built by Sawaji Jai SIngh in the 18th century. Located 268 Km away from New Delhi, it is a major tourist destination that forms an important part of the famous Golden Triangle tourist circuit. Explore the vibrant charm of Jaipur with our affordable Jaipur tour packages . The chaotic, colourful streets of Jaipur present a recurrent pattern of new and old. The city, encircled by besieged walls and rugged hills, is full of well-preserved historical buildings and royal heritage. It forms a part of the Golden Triangle Tourist Circuit, with its wide roads dotted with majestic statues and its impressive palaces. The City Palace is an iconic landmark that lies at the heart of the city, still housing the royal family. The Jantar Mantar is another famous attraction, with its vast collection of ancient astronomical instruments. While here, prepare to get bedazzled by the architectural brilliance of the Hawa Mahal and the grandeur of Jaipur’s star attraction, the Amber Fort. On the outskirts of Jaipur lies the Aravalli hills, which presents ample trekking opportunities at Chouri Ghat and Bhuteshwar Nath. You can also take part in cycling tours and check out some of the seasonal waterfalls around here. Nahargarh and Jhalana provide wildlife photography and jungle safari opportunities. ATV rides and zip-lining are some of the other activities you can try out in Jaipur. Jaipur has a hot semi-arid climate with hot summers and mild winters that are short lived. The monsoon season runs from July to August, providing yearly precipitation of more than 63 cm. The average temperature here lies around 25.1 degrees Celsius and on rare occasions, it can fall below freezing point in winter.

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We do not need to describe Mussoorie because great author Ruskin Bond has already done that in his immortal novels and short stories. He used this amazing town and the tourist places in Mussorie as the backdrop of his stories and the natural beauty of this town has created many landmarks in the field of “nature’s romanticism.” If you are in love with nature’s romanticism and follow literature for that then the enchanting beauty of Mussoorie is your wonderland waiting for you. Sir Sachin Tendulkar, the demigod of the cricketing world loves this place as his regular hideout in a great climate and pleasant city. Located at the height of almost 1900 meters from the sea levels this landscape of nature has become a paradise for the tourists with a passage of time. This advantage point of nature has a history dating back to 19th century when the officers of ruling East India Company developed it as a holiday paradise in the hills. Located at the distance of 40 Kilometers from the state capital of Indian state of Uttranchal, Dehradun, Mussoorie also won this moniker of being the “queen of the hill stations.” More than 15 attractions full of nature, religion and culture are at your disposal when you are planning a stay in Mussoorie Resorts . This hill station also serves as a gateway to the glaciers of Yamunotri and Gangotri and we can consider it as an ideal place to spend summer vacations. The year of 1991 brought this town into the spotlight because of certain cultural events and movements of political celebrities. We can term this phase as the beginning of the modern history of "Mussoorie the tourism Destination." Now this hill station has become a modern town where nature and modern day amenities are developing a new eco-system of fun, frolic, and entertainment for all age groups and honeymoon couples in particular. With passage of time, Mussoorie has also become an educational hub because of the presence of some premium educational institutes and convent schools. The presence of these tourist places in Mussoorie also added a youthful spirit in the ambiance of this hill station.

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Nainital, the hill resort town in the district of the same name, derives its name from the emerald, glassy, eye-shaped lake (tal) which the town is built around. The British Sugar trader, P. Baron, founded the town in the year 1841 and thank God that he did! There could not be a better getaway spot from the hustle and bustle of the cities. The moment you enter Nainital district, you step into a new, parallel world. With the best tourist places to visit in Nainital , the transition to scenic splendour of the likes of the place is a treat to the senses, a characteristic balming bliss of an experience that one can only understand through live experience. No wonder then that the Kumaon Himalayas are regarded as “devbhoomi” ( land of the Gods), a divine manifestation of the most intricate natural laws, working for millennia, to carve out the perfect cradle in the arms of the lofty peaks, who remain standing as sentinels, offering solace and inspiring awe in humanity. Nainital’s appeal comes across as no less than a dreamscape. The British elites had used the location as a retreat during the harsh summers of the Indian mainland once upon a time, and the tradition remains alive for native Indians, as well as our foreign guests to this day. With the changing climatic patterns ushering in harsher summers, Nainital as an easily accessible and highly affordable getaway vacation spot appears as no less than a prayer answered. With the best tourist places to visit in Nainital , the Naina Devi temple, St John in Wilderness, Hanuman Garhi for the pious ones, Mall road market,Tibetan market for the spendthrift ones, Naini Lake, Nainital Zoo, Jim Corbett National Park, Snow Viewpoint for the nature and adventure lovers, Nainital has a very inclusive agenda in terms of provisions - there is something for everyone.

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Agra is a major tourist destination in North India because of its many Mughal-era buildings, most notably the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri, all three of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The tourist places in Agra speaks volume about the rich culture and heritage of Agra. The city is known for its historic sites, architecture, and ambiance of being in the Mughal era. Agra is also included in the Golden Triangle circle with Delhi and Jaipur and hence people travelling to the north, usually visit these three cities together. The city is not only important to the Mughal dynasty but also has its mentions in the Mahabharata, which makes it a strategic location for both Hindus and Muslims in India and in the Indo Aryan Plains. Agra is, thus, full of legacies, history, period horizons and more. Among the top tourist places in Agra is Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Taj Mahal is showpiece architecture of fine Mughal craftsmanship. It was built under the aegis of Shah Jahan as a memorial for his beloved wife Arjumand Bano Begum. Her body is enshrined in the tomb at the Taj Mahal. The designs of this structure incorporate Persian and Mughal architecture. The highlight of the structure is the tomb which is a large structure made completely of marble. Another is Agra Fort, also called the Red Fort, this structure dates back to the 16th century. It is situated near the gardens of the Taj Mahal. Made of red sandstone, Agra Fort has walls that surround for at least two kilometers and more. Inside are many splendid palaces such as Jahangir Palace and Khas Palace. It is over here that you will find the grand hall of audiences called Diwan-i-Khas. Also on the location are a couple of magnificent mosques.

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Ranthambore

Ranthambore is an absolute paradise for wildlife enthusiasts. It is widely recognized for its National Park and Tiger Reserve, but these are not the only places that make Ranthambhore a popular tourist destination. The unquestionably mesmerizing locales, palaces, and royal ruins make Ranthambhore more than just a popular wildlife habitat. So don’t just adore the enthralling locales or feast your eyes on to the beautiful escapades of Ranthambhore but indulge in many other interesting activities that are an absolute value for your money and time. You can opt for a safari ride that is the most adventurous activity and gives you a chance to witness the wild species roaming freely in the jungle. Bird watching tour should also be something that you must try as Ranthambhore boasts of having over 330 species of birds. Some of the must-visit places at Ranthambore are Ranthambore Fort, which is touted as the most popular landmarks in Rajasthan. This fort was built by the Chauhan rulers in 944 AD and replicates that era in the best possible way. You can visit this amazing fort for a jaw-dropping experience! Surwal lake is another masterpiece ideal for people who prefer a calm and tranquil ambiance to seek solace. The glorious view of the rare accumulation of wild animals here would certainly take your breath away. Jogi Mahal is another iconic place in Ranthambore situated near the Padam lake. It is known for its incredible architecture and sculptures. It was initially made available for the visitors to reside, but off-lately Jogi Mahal is available just for sightseeing. This place also boasts of one of the biggest Banyan Trees in the country. Along with the wildlife, the culture and traditions of Ranthambore also hold a massive significance. Rejoice yourself with the incredible art and craft of the rural women working under the great initiative of Village Women Craft. Also, treat yourself with the exclusive dishes of Rajasthan such as Dal Bati churma, Ker Sangri, and Mawa kachori for a taste that would refuse to leave your taste buds while you’re in Ranthambore!

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Kasauli is a beautiful, picturesque town and cantonment, situated in the district of Solan, in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Even though there are a lot of unique attractions in Kasauli, it is primarily known for its scenic beauty and serenity. This town is accessible both from Chandigarh, which is 65km away and Shimla, which is 77km away from Kasauli. The most convenient way to travel to Kasauli is by train since it is a railway junction itself. The Kalka Mail, which is one of the most important trains in the country connecting cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Amritsar, is a great way to reach Kasauli, as the town is a mere 40 km away from the town of Kalka in Haryana. If one wants to reach by air, then Chandigarh Airport is the nearest airport from where you can easily hire cars or avail buses to take you to Kasauli. Buses are also frequently available from Delhi and Chandigarh, making trips to Kasauli easy and convenient. Despite Kasauli being a small town, it has many spectacular places to visit, which has made it a popular tourist destination. The main attractions of Kasauli are Manki Point (a Hanuman Temple), the Gilbert Trail on Kachcha Road, Sunset Point, the Gurkha Fort, Baba Balak Nath Temple Christ’s Church, Shirdi Sai Baba Temple, and the Central Research Library which is famous for its virological research and studies in the fields of immunology. Since the town is located in the foothills of the Himalayas, it experiences moderately cool to humid climate throughout the year. Therefore, the best time to visit this beautiful town is from March to June, and again during September, October and November. The town has several comfortable hotels and lodges that range from moderately priced to luxury accommodations, depending on the budget and requirement of the visitors.

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Thick oak forests, mesmerizing hills, and spellbinding views, there are numerous places to visit in Lansdowne which will take you a step closer to nature. A quaint hill station which is perched at an elevation of 1700 meters, Lansdowne brings to you a potpourri of attractions and memorable experiences. From trekking the treacherous trails of Lover’s Lane and exploring the vibrant streets of Lansdowne Main Market to visiting the holy shrines of Jwalpa Devi and Durga Devi Temple, there are multitude of ways by which you can quench your wanderlust in this snow-clogged beauty.

A town situated in the Pauri district of Uttarakhand, Lansdowne is well-known for its pine timberlands and rich history of Garhwal rifles. Apart from this, it has also enjoyed an undisputed attention of nature buffs for its exotic wildlife. Its close proximity to the Jim Corbett National Park makes it an ideal site for bird watching and nature walks. Here you can also get to see some of the beautiful wild creatures including tiger,sambhar, barking deer,hog deer, and porcupines. Hence, if you are planning a trip to Uttarakhand, don’t forget to pay a visit to these key tourist places in Lansdowne.

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Sariska National Park

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Renowned for its historic temples and palaces, Gwalior is a wonderful retreat for tourists to live an overwhelming experience. The city boasts of architectural galore that can be witnessed everywhere when you are in Gwalior. The historic city founded by King Surajesan has been hosting royalty since ages and is known for its regal structures that adorn the city.

One of the most impressive structures of the city is the Gwalior Fort which is often cited as the ‘pearl among the fortresses’ in India. The fort attracts a number of history lovers from all over India and its imposing architecture leaves a lasting impression on the minds. The remarkable fort has seen various events of history and has many temples, water tanks and palaces inside the complex making it a splendid place to visit for everyone.

When it comes to palaces, Gwalior is one of the best places to appreciate the cultural heritage of India. The Jai Vilas Palace is a breathtaking structure where one can look forward to seeing the art extravaganza of Gwalior. The place boasts of showcasing some interesting items like swords from the times when Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb lived and the library which has a collection of more than five thousand books. Currently serving both as a museum and residence of the royal Maratha Scindia family, Jai Vilas Palace is a fascinating place for culture vultures in Gwalior.

Another palace to enthrall you with its historical ruins in Gwalior is the famous Man Mandir Palace. Associated with many interesting stories, Man Mandir Palace is a must-visit to see the famous place where Aurangzeb imprisoned his brother Murad. It also features Jauhar Kund where Rajput women committed mass suicide to avoid rapes by the forces of Iltutmish. Some of the famous monuments which can be visited here are Jahangir Mahal, Shah Jahan Mahal and the Gujari Mahal.

For the lovers of archaeology, Gujari Mahal is a prominent attraction in Gwalior. Built by Man Singh, this place is a must visit to see various sculptures, statues and other remains that are as old as the 1st and 2nd century BC. If you want to enthrall yourself with the excellence of Indian architecture, Padavali is an impressive fort that can be visited about 40 kilometers from Bangalore. Comprising a number of ancient temples that boast of erotic carvings, the archaeological site belonging to the 8th-10th century AD is famous as Mini Khajuraho.

For those who cannot complete a vacation without filling their bags with multiple souvenirs of the city they visited, Gwalior is a wonderful place to be. If you want to indulge in some high-end luxury, Dindayal City Mall is a place where you can find multiple outlets that sell international brands. The place is a popular hangout spot among the people of all generations and one can find the plethora of showrooms, restaurants, bazaars, etc.

Gwalior also offers multiple items for shopping if you are interested in buying from the local markets. Some of the popular items to shop for when you are in Gwalior are traditional handicrafts, artifacts, handlooms and other attractive items. The handloom industry of Gwalior is famous for Maheshwari and Chanderi silk sarees. The best place to look for these attractive sarees is the popular Kothari shop in Sarafa Bazaar. Other famous markets in Gwalior to buy clothes are Naya Bazaar, Dahi Mandi, and Gandhi Bazaar. Gwalior is also known for its wonderful designer jewelry that showcases the vibrant culture of the place. Topi Bazaar is also a great place if you want to shop for sneakers, designer handbags and small purses and leather sandals.

For shopping handicrafts, Jiyaji Chowk Bazaar is a great place to go and spend your money. Another famous market to buy handloom products, carvings, artifacts etc. is Patankar Bazaar. Mrignayani Emporium is also a famous place in Gwalior to buy handicrafts and clothes. For buying Gwalior style silver boxes to add to your collection of souvenirs, Arihant Emporium is a famous shop that is a must visit for all the shopaholics.

One of the popular attractions of Gwalior is the Gwalior Trade Fair. The famous fair draws in a number of tourists and offers many fun memories that you will cherish forever. Usually held in the month of January or February, Gwalior Trade Fair boasts of many interesting activities like hasya kavi sammelan, qawwali, cultural performances, Mushairas, music nights, etc. 

Gastronomes in Gwalior can spice up their taste buds with a number of delicacies like kachoris, Samosas, Poha and bedai, kebabs, bhutte ki kees, Dal Bafla, Jalebi, Imarti, Rogan josh, mawa-bati and Malpua and traditional sweets such as the Morena Gajak. Gwalior also has various places to enjoy some tantalizing nightlife with some notable bars and pubs. A few of the popular ones are DnD Discotheque and Bar, Spectrum Discotheque and Pub and Barcode Discotheque and Bar.

Gwalior is also an amazing destination for those who have an inclination towards spirituality. The Sun Temple is one of the most beautiful shrines in Gwalior where one can admire the striking architecture and spend some peaceful moments in the serene ambiance of the temple. Teli Ka Mandir is another popular temple that dates back to the 9th century and known to be the highest building in Gwalior. Attracting a number of devotees, Saas Bahu Temple is an impressive temple that is dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

Among offbeat places, Roop Singh Stadium in Gwalior is a delight for sports lovers which is known for being the stadium where Sachin Tendulkar hit the first double hundred in the history of ODIs. And, if you are looking to indulge in a serene escape from all the hustle and bustle, boating at Tigra Dam is a wonderful getaway from Gwalior. Gwalior Zoo is a place where you should go to see many rare species and add an adventure with some enthralling wildlife in your holiday experience in Gwalior. It is a must visit if you are planning a vacation with kids and family.

One of the popular places to not miss while sightseeing in Gwalior is Sarod Ghar that is the ancestral house of the legendary Ustad Hafiz Ali Khan. Another interesting attraction of the city is Shyam Vatika that boasts of having the world’s largest indoor mural. For those looking to treat themselves with some luxury, Usha Kiran Palace Hotel deserves a visit to feel like a royal and bask in the regal ambiance.

Full of interesting attractions and heritage places, Gwalior will captivate you every single minute on your vacation. Especially those who are history fanatics, Gwalior will not fail to leave them mesmerized.

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Bharatpur is a city in the western Indian state of Rajasthan that comprises around 65 wards. It is 180 Km away from New Delhi, the capital of India and 178 Km from Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. It is a part of India’s National Capital Region and was the erstwhile capital of the princely state of Bharatpur. Whether you are a history buff or a nature lover, you will certainly enjoy everything that Bharatpur has to offer. The city has a peaceful atmosphere and is surrounded by natural splendour all around. The amazing landscapes around Bharatpur are truly awe-inspiring. The main attraction of Bharatpur is of course the bird sanctuary that is home to more than 230 different species of birds. Then there is the magnificent Lohagarh fort, built in the 18th century and located right in the heart of the city. For spiritual travellers, there are places like the Chawad Devi Temple, Laxman Mandir, and Bankey Bihari Temple. Bharatpur Palace and museum holds several attractions for history enthusiasts. Having so many man-made and natural attractions, there is never a shortage of things to do in this city. Here you can take part in adventure activities like rappelling, zip-lining, rifle shooting, archery, pipe walking, horizontal ladder, plane walking, Burma bridge, heebie jeebie, and quake walking. There are instructors present at these activity sites who can guide you along the way. Bharatpur is characterised by a local steppe climate with very little rainfall throughout the year. The average temperature lies around 25.7 degrees Celsius. The average rainfall in a year is around 664 mm. Winters are a bit chilly with the temperature often going below 10 degrees Celsius. In the summer, it can get quite hot, with maximum temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius.

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Located in the district of Nainital, Corbett National Park i s a perfect place for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. Named after the renowned British-Indian hunter and tracker-turned-conservationist, the tourist places in Corbett National Park have a mystical status when it comes to wildlife holidays in India. This oldest national park in India is home to abundant flora and fauna and promises to offer quintessential experiences through its safari. The popularity of Corbett national Park is due to the presence of Royal Bengal Tiger in abundance and the captivating landscape for the delight of nature lovers.

Not only wildlife, the park has a good population of bird species and is quite known for fishing and angling as well. Also, with so many wildlife resorts, it’s loved by luxury travellers. Situated on the foothills of Himalayas, this ‘Paradise of Tigers’ is the key to escape from the vivid city lights and constant traffic roar. A Jim Corbett tour will take you on an adventure through lush green hills, reverie belts, water holes and 521 sq km of abounding animal and plant kingdom.

For better administration and tourist flow, Jim Corbett has been divided into six tourism zones, that attract thousands of foreign and Indian visitors every year. When we speak about the tourist places in Corbett, Dhikala zone is the largest and is highly recommended for wildlife enthusiasts as it is home for many animals, primarily tigers. Bijrani zone is also very popular among tourists and is easily accessible from Ramnagar, so is Jhirna. Durga Devi, another prominent zone is known for bird watching. Even though Sitabani zone doesn’t fall under the Corbett Tiger Reserve area, it’s an ideal place to be visited and is adored by nature lovers due to its serene ambience.

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Located between Chandigarh and Shimla, the town of Solan is named after the Hindu Goddess Shoolini Devi. Owing to its production of raw materials, Solan has received a number of nicknames over the years, such as the City of Red Gold for its production of tomatoes.  Set against the backdrop of the white hills, this little town studded with pine and deodar forests boasts of a stunning natural beauty. The town also prides in its architectural resplendence, with a number of cultural and heritage monuments lining the place. The natural life of Solan can be best experienced with a trip to the Mohan National Heritage Park. Boasting of vast, landscaped gardens with a number of sculptures of gods and goddess, this Park was especially developed with the purpose of educating the younger generation about the rich Vedic culture. The traditional architecture of Solan is manifested in the numerous temples housed here, such as the Shoolini Devi Temple. The architectural resplendence of the place can also be witnessed in the craftsmanship of the renowned Arki Fort, or the Mughal-inspired Nalagarh Palace. Solan also houses the Mohan Meakin Brewery, which is one the oldest breweries in India. The rich architectural heritage of Solan makes it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Himachal Pradesh. Trekking and camping are some of the most popular activities in Solan, with destinations such as Barog or Chaili offering the perfect spot for the same. The town is also famous for two of the most popular fairs of the state- the three-day Shoolini Fair, and the Sair Festival held in the Arki Fort, which is known for its conduction of bullfights. Owing to its moderate and hospital climate, Solan is one of the most popular places to visit in Himachal Pradesh. The temperature remains high throughout the summer months, with frequent rainfall. The winter here is relatively pleasant and cool, with the temperature rarely falling below 5 degrees Celsius.

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Chandigarh shows itself off to global travellers much like greater India would wish to be seen – prosperous, comfortable and cosmopolitan. Officially a union territory controlled by the central government, Chandigarh is the joint capital of Punjab and Haryana. It is also the first planned city of independent India. Chandigarh is the best-planned city in India, with architecture which is world-renowned, and a quality of life, which is unparalleled and must visit tourist places in Chandigarh. The dream city of India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru located at the foothills of the grand Shivalik range, has earned a good name as a tourist destination for its great planning, the clean environment, the grand structures and the magnificent gardens and splendid things to do in Chandigarh.  It is an incredible city, with many sectors that are intertwined by a great network of roads. Therefore, roaming around is not a problem and you will never be bored at all with so many tourist places in Chandigarh. Today, it takes a prominent place as a tourist destination of India. The word Serenity and city hardly goes hand in hand with each other. This beautiful city has trees and plants are as much a part of the construction plans as the buildings and the roads with best places to stay in Chandigarh having beautiful surroundings. Chandigarh is India’s first planned city. It is a rich, prosperous, clean and green city and is rightly called “ THE CITY BEAUTIFUL ”. This place is a true beauty for all those who love to travel and explore. Travel operators offer a variety of Chandigarh tour packages for those travelling depending on the number of days. It ranges between INR 20,000 to INR 50,000( USD 300 - 700). The tall skyline of the Shivalik Hills and the faint image of an old temple dedicated to Goddess Chandi protectively lies over the city guarding many tourist places in Chandigarh. The town is a beautiful blend of architecture, design, natural beauty, gardens, heritage and urbanization. Some of the must visit tourist places in Chandigarh include the Rock garden which is an absolute marvel of art and design, Rose garden, Pinjore gardens and the Government Museum and Art Gallery along with a few others. 

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The hills, greenery and a royal atmosphere, Neemrana city has all this and more on offer for your vacation. An ancient town in Alwar, Rajasthan, Neemrana has a few but captivating attractions that suffice the need for a different and wholesome experience. The age-old Neemrana Fort is one of the best attractions that has been turned into a luxurious heritage hotel that is not only beautiful but let's you holiday like royalty and even try out adventure activities like zip-lining. Meanwhile, the Vinay Vilas Mahal is another specimen of a historical structure that boasts of alluring architecture and the royal lifestyle. It is now open to the public as a museum which has many memoirs of the olden times at display. Moreover, you can plan a quick getaway with family, friends, your partner or even by yourself to this small town which has great weather throughout the year, especially from August till March, which is when the tourism is peaking. Furthermore, some other places that Neemrana tourism offers the guests are the best views of the city and a trekking adventure at the Bala Quila, Siliserh Lake which is ideal for nature-walks, boating and bird-watching, and Sariska wildlife Sanctuary which has opulent wildlife and fauna for the nature-enthusiasts to savour. Other than those, monuments like the Baori which is a historic stepwell and the ruins and remains of the Vrindavan Palace make for a great visit for history buffs and those who want a unique experience, before leaving the town with a once in a lifetime experience.

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The ancient city of Haridwar in Uttarakhand has been a major Hindu pilgrimage site for centuries. Located where the sacred River Ganga emerges from the base of the Himalayas, it’s considered one of the 7 Sapta Puri. The Kumbh Mela, which is held every 12 years, is also celebrated here. The sacred city of Haridwar offers a colourful and fascinating blend of culture and offers the best tourist places in Haridwar . Being one of the seven holiest cities in India, Haridwar often bustles with devotees. It propitious location near the holy River Ganga has made it gain more popularity.

With the passage of time, it has become more than just a religious city, where people thronged to perform immersion of the ashes or took a dip in the water to wash away their sins. It has in fact evolved into Yoga, cultural and spiritual centre and has also become a prime hub for learning Sanskrit language The modern day, Haridwar is the reflection of the culture of India and thus offer much to its visitors. Here is the list of best 12 places that one must see in this holy city.

While religion plays an important role in Haridwar – many visitors are pilgrims and devotees – there’s more to this holy city. The cuisine is excellent and food lovers eager to try authentic Indian fare will find their palates satiated many times over. Travelers in search of yoga ashrams and centers hoping to improve their physical and mental health won’t be left wanting either. If you’re eager to experience the tourist places in Haridwar, read on to know the best time to visit, how to get here and where to stay.

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When one speaks about a family vacation, the first few things that strike one’s mind are green trees, blue skies, chilly weather, great food and a place where you can forget all your woes and calm down. This holiday destination is among those that fall under the category of delivering this experience to its visitors.

Lying at the foothills of the Himalayas, Dehradun which is the capital of Uttarakhand is known for its beautiful climate and the lovely landscapes it encompasses. One of the most astonishing facts about this place however, is that it is also one of the most important education hubs in the whole of India. How a place so small and petite be able to give a tough competition to other financial sectors of India is truly unimaginable.

Dehradun lies in Doon Valley which is located on a varying height of approximately 410m. The region is especially known for its climate. While one will experience a pleasant cool weather in Dehradun, the city is often times referred to as the ‘Rainy city of India’ due to the continuous rainfalls especially during monsoons.

Dehradun is the capital of Uttarakhand. In the recent years – there was a sense of construction boom that took place wherein endless residential property emerged in the city. Modern buildings have gradually been constructed making up for the good portions of Dehradun.

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Tucked away from the din and bustle of the city, Mashobra is a vast green oasis providing a liberating experience to nature lovers. The small hamlet is located at a height of 7,700 feet above sea level close to Shimla. Having minimal human interference Mashobra is one of the ideal places to visit in Himachal Pradesh. There are enough resorts and hotels where you can get comfortable accommodation within budget. Places to See- Tattapani River, Reserve Forest Sanctuary, Mahasu Devta Temple, Chadwick Falls, The Presidential Retreat and many more. How to reach- Chandigarh Airport operates direct flights between the major cities of India and abroad. From there you can take a taxi or cab to reach Mashobra. The closest airport is Shimla Airport which takes 45 minutes from Mashobra by road. Best time to visit Mashobra- Between the months of April- June when the climate is pleasant and sunny making it favorable for sightseeing. You can also witness the festivals like Mahasu and Sipi if you are visiting the place in May. 

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Located a short distance away from Shimla, this scenic town is extremely popular among honeymooners travelling to Himachal Pradesh. Surrounded by a ring of the Himalayan ranges, Kufri is one of the most sought-after holiday destinations in Himachal Pradesh. Nestled in the bosom  of the Himalayas, Kufri is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Himachal. The lofty valleys of the small town remain refreshingly green during warmer months, and turn ethereally white during winters, offering some of the most beautiful sights. The valley also boasts a variety of local flora and fauna, such as thick forests of pines and deodars, that elevate the beauty of the place. Unlike most towns in higher mountains, Kufri is fairly developed, and offers a number of sports and adventure  opportunities for travelers. Boasting of a considerable rich endemic wildlife, the Himalayan National Park in Kufri is a delight to wildlife enthusiasts as well as trekking lovers. Surrounded on all three sides by the stunning snow-capped mountains, this National Park houses nearly 31 species of animals and over 150 species of birds. The nature lover can further satiate his tastes by paying a visit to the Green Valley or the town of Fagu in Kufri, which boasts of stunning forests and a great population of birds. While in Kufri, do not hesitate to pay a visit to Kufri Fun World, which is one of the highest amusement parks anywhere in the world. The park hosts a Go-Kart track, allowing visitors to Kart against the backdrop of the majestic Himalayas. Kufri is also a popular destination for skiing enthusiasts, housing some of the most attractive ski-runs in Himachal. One of the most popular activities in Kufri is the donkey or mule ride to the Mahasu peak, which is the tallest peak here. The unique adventure opportunities in Kufri, not to be found in any other city of the Himachal, makes it one of the most popular places to visit in Himachal. Summer months in Kufri, lasting between April to June, experiences cool and pleasant climate, with moderate temperature and short spells of rain. The winter months, between October to March, experiences extremely cold weather. The temperature falls to subzero levels, covering the valley with snow and frost. The monsoon months last between July to September. During this time, the temperature falls to a fairly low level, although rainfall is scanty.

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Erstwhile summer capital of the princely state of Patiala, Chail is an alluring hill station that lies about 63 km from Shimla. Nestled in the Himachal Pradesh ’s Shivalik region, Chail basically is spread across the three hillocks - Sadh Tiba, Pandewa and Rajgarh. It is spread over an area covering 72 acres of land and overlooks the canyon of River Satluj. Chail enjoys a pleasant weather all round the year and is thus visited not just by the tourists but also the locals. Further, it also brings forth scenic and elegant views of the enclosing country side. Overlooking both Shimla and Kasauli, Chail used to be a sleepy little mountain village that underwent a transformation in the year 1893.    

Chail along with Shimla and Kufri, is also known as the Golden Triangle of Himachal Pradesh. It is a beautiful hill station that is free from the massive crowds that throng Shimla and consequently allows the travelers to relish the charm and the beauty of the place in its relative peace.

The lush green outfields, dense cover of deodar and pine trees and the stunning views of the mountains along with the breathtaking natural beauty, makes Chile one of the most significant tourist attraction of Himachal Pradesh.

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Rajaji National Park

Rajaji National Park is both a national park as well as a tiger reserve which ranks high amongst the Places to see in Haridwar. The park was created by the amalgamation of 3 sanctuaries- Rajaji, Motichur and Chilla. The park is located in the Shivalik range of Himalayas and spreads over 820kms. 

The park is famous for its 600 elephants, 250 leopards, and 11 tigers along with other animals, who have been kept in the natural forest environment. It has now become the second tiger reserve of Uttarakhand after Corbet. Location -Ansari Road, Mohand Range, Dehradun Timing - 6 am to 9 am &  3 pm to 6 pm. Visitors booking a full day safari can wait at the rest house inside the forest. Best Time to Visit - Park remains open from 15th November to 15th June. Park is closed during the monsoon season.       Entry Fee - Rs. 150 per head for 3 hours visit. Gypse rate for 3 hrs safari trip is Rs. 2100 and vehicle entry is Rs.250 per vehicle with Indians and Rs. 500 per vehicle with foreigners. The guide cost is Rs. 600 for general guide and Rs.1000-1500 for experience in wildlife.

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The place is blessed with the presence of Sutlej River which adds a different charm to the entire valley.

Suggested length of visit: 2 to 3 hours.

Timing: 7 AM to 6:30 PM on all days of the week.

Location: Tattapani | Karsog, Mandi, 175009, India

Cost: river rafting starts from INR 1500 per head.

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Rising gracefully from lush gardens and surrounded by a symmetrical charbagh (four-part garden), Humayun's Tomb exudes an air of tranquility and grandeur. The use of red sandstone and white marble in its construction adds a captivating contrast to the monument's façade, making it a visual delight for visitors and photographers alike.Interestingly, Humayun's Tomb served as an architectural inspiration for the world-famous Taj Mahal, which was built later by Emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved wife. The intricate geometric patterns, arched entrances, and delicate lattice work seen in Humayun's Tomb can be traced in the design of the Taj Mahal.Today, the tomb complex houses the graves of several other members of the Mughal dynasty, making it a cherished historical site and a symbol of India's rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore the beautifully landscaped gardens, marvel at the detailed calligraphy adorning the walls, and immerse themselves in the captivating history that surrounds this majestic monument.

Jantar Mantar is an astronomical observatory situated in the heart of the capital city of India – Delhi. This is a phenomenal marvel of architectural brilliance whose shape represents a big sundial. Since its construction, this observatory has seemingly contributed to the study of both time and space. Maharaja Jai Singh laid the foundation stone for constructing this magnificent structure in the year 1724. Likewise, today, we have four more observatories situated in the cities of Varanasi, Jaipur, Mathura, and Ujjain. The primary aim underlying the construction of this massive observatory was the preparation of astronomical charts. These were then used to track the local time zones by keeping an eye on the movement and transitions of the sun, the moon and the different planets that constitute our solar system. It thus follows that a highly precious observatory of the ancient past never fails to surprise the technology-influenced astronomers and researchers. The Delhi’s Jantar Mantar has a got a whopping height of around 723 feet and is comprised of different astronomical instruments totalling to a count of 13 units. Amongst these, the most precious and widely acknowledged ones are – Samrat Yantra, Misra Yantra, Ram Yantra, and Jai Prakash Yantra. The sundial, which forms the chief attraction here, is highly influenced by the ancient Egyptian Ptolemaic Structure. It strictly adheres to the sequential celestial orders of the local arrangement of the equatorial, ecliptic, and the horizontal-zenith planes. Thus, Delhi’s Jantar Mantar brings close the three different dimensions of belief, universe, and society. It conjoins the aspects of astronomical skills with cosmological concepts arising out of the court of a scholarly prince.

The colossal Red Fort in Delhi was the home of the formidable Mughal emperors for around 200 years until the British took over it in 1857. The fort is not just a symbol of the popular grandeur of the Mughal era, but it has withstood the trials of turbulent times, especially during India’s most historical events that shaped the foundation of the country. This is one of the most famous tourist attractions of the national capital. The UNESCO declared the Red Fort a World Heritage Site in 2007, in recognition of its significance. Red Fort is one of the most celebrated monuments of India and is the symbol of valor and peace.This 17th-century monument is of octagonal shape and it covers around 255 acres of land. The total number of gates here is three. The royals used to enter the fort through the Khizrabad Gate that has been closed for commoners now. The Lahore and Delhi Gates are open to locals and tourists. The fort was planned to house a palace inside its campus. The Red Fort still a historical and architectural wonder.History of Red FortThe construction of the Red Fort started in 1638 with the Emperor Shah Jahan deciding to leave Agra to create a new Mughal capital, Shahjahanabad, which is presently known as the Old Delhi. With architect Lahori’s work at Agra Fort, Shah Jahan was so impressed that he asked him to work on this fort as well.However, despite having elaborate and grand illustrations in the early years, the shine and glory of the Red Fort eventually faded when Shah Jahan fell ill and had to go back to Agra to recuperate. Since 1658, Shah Jahan’s son Aurangzeb, who was known to be power hungry, took the charge of the fort and kept his father imprisoned at Agra Fort for over 8 years until he died.The opulence of the Red Fort and the fortunes of the royal family started diminishing with Aurangzeb ruling the last phase of his reign which was bristled with uncertainty, unfaithfulness and treachery. Persian ruler Nadir Shah attacked the fort in 1739 and looted several valuables, including the Peacock Throne and the Kohinoor diamond. In 1752, the fort belonged to the Maratha kings who defeated the Mughals in a battle.The Marathas had to melt down the silver ceiling of the Diwan-e-Khaas hall in order to raise funds to save the capital from the attack of the Afghan invaders under the leadership of Ahamd Shah Durrani. In 1857, the Britishers made the Red Fort their army base and looted further valuables. In 1947, after gaining independence, the Red Fort was chosen as the main site for public celebration.

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2 Nights 3 Days Delhi to Manali itinerary by Car

• Day 01 :: Get a Car from Delhi for Manali trip. Same day check in Manali Hotel/Resort and Tour rest.
• Day 02 :: Full Day Rohtang Pass(Snow point) visit by Car.
• Day 03 :: Early Check out from the Hotel/Resort of Manali and after completing the Kullu Manikaran tour return back to Delhi.

Delhi to Manali Tour Package Inclusions

• Transportation from Delhi to Manali and Manali to Delhi
• Pickup and Drop from Manali Volvo Stand to Hotel
• Welcome Drink on Arrival
• Accommodation on twin/double sharing basis
• Bed Tea, Breakfast and Dinner
• All Sight seeing By Personal Non Sharing Taxi
• Including all Parking Charges, Toll Tax, Green Tax and Driver Stay
• All applicable taxes, entry fee and driver allowance

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• Cost of lunches
• Any personal expenses, room service and special orders, mineral waters, alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages, porterage, tips, phone calls, laundry etc
• Any extra excursions or sightseeing apart from the above specified itinerary
• Camera fees, guide charges not included in the inclusions
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• Any incidental and other expenses which are not specified in the inclusions
• Excursion/Activities to Rohtang Pass / Solang Valley

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• Hotel Persident Manali
• Hotel Mountain Top
• Hotel Narayan Manali
• De Vivendi Resort Manali
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3 Days in Delhi — Sample Itinerary + Planning Guide

By: Author Emily

Posted on Last updated: November 27, 2023

Delhi is a popular entry point to India. It’s the country’s capital and third largest city, so there is tons of stuff to see and do. Three days is a perfect amount of time to spend in Delhi, and this itinerary will help you fill those days perfectly.

In this post, we’ll explore the ins and outs of planning a trip to Delhi (like where to stay and when to go). Then we’ll walk you through a detailed three-day trip, including what to do, how to get there and how much it’ll cost. Keep reading to plan you perfect three-day trip to Delhi, India!

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Here’s what we’re covering in this post. We’ll start with some general planning information and then get into the itinerary itself.

Plan your trip to Delhi

Getting around delhi.

• About this itinerary

Day 1 — Old Delhi

• Day 2 — Old Meets New
• Day 3 — Mughal Tombs and Garden Oasis
• Tips for visiting Delhi

Delhi has a long, rich, and sometimes tragic past. I won’t pretend to be an expert, but I will tell you what I saw and what you can expect to experience.

When we arrived in Delhi, we met our driver and got into an air conditioned SUV. After that, no experience in Delhi was like anything we’d experienced before. For three days I watched in awe as a new world unfolded around me.

The first thing that stood out was the traffic. Things like lanes and traffic signs were more of a suggestion than a rule. The roads were completely filled with cars, tuk tuks and motor bikes, and yet somehow there was always room for more. Horns blasted constantly, but in a polite way as to say “Hi! I’m here!” and not “You’re in my way!” I generally get car sick, but I found this ballet of traffic to be mesmerizing and almost soothing.

When I looked past the vehicles, I started to see the people. The poverty in Delhi is intense, it is in your face and it will break your heart. People all around were living in dilapidated buildings, shanty villages, and on the ground. We saw families bathing and doing laundry on the street and kids walking around barefoot. I don’t want to harp on this, particularly because I don’t have a call-to-action or solution, but I also can’t not mention it.

In our experience, the people of Delhi were kind and polite. We have a blonde toddler, and lots of people asked to take photos with us. They didn’t understand why our baby didn’t want to be held by strangers (something that’s totally common there), but they respected it. They were also really proud of their city and country. India is hosting the G20 summit and everyone was so excited to tell us about it.

Delhi has two main areas: Old Delhi and New Delhi. The people we spoke with said that they don’t think of it that way though, they just think of it as “Delhi.”

Old Dehli is the historical center of the city that once served as the capital of the Mughal Empire. This area is dense with shops and restaurants and made up of many winding, narrow streets. Monkeys jump along the rooftops, sacred cows casually cross the street, and rickshaws zip around with impressive agility.

Contrastingly, New Delhi is incredibly spread out. This area, built out during the British rule in the late 1800s, features wide European-style boulevards and huge traffic circles. In this part of town you’ll find large museums, government buildings, and the city’s most expensive homes.

I’d often heard Delhi described as an assault on the senses, and I honestly didn’t feel that way. The city definitely has an intensity about it that is different than I’ve experienced before, but it wasn’t as overwhelming as I was expecting. Everyone living in this seemingly chaotic space felt so comfortable, and that put me at ease in a way.

We really enjoyed our time in Delhi and I hope you will too.

Let’s jump into planning a trip to Delhi. Here’s the practical information you’ll need to know to book your trip.

India Visa requirements

If you want to visit India, you’ll first need to get a Tourist e-Visa. The Tourist e-Visa is required for visitors from almost every country and has three available durations (30 days, 1 year, 5 years).

You can apply for an Indian Tourist e-Visa online. You will need a valid passport, passport photo, and credit card to pay the application fee. The application fee varies based on your nationality, but most will pay $10 or $25 USD for a 30-day visa.

In most cases, this is a quick and easy process, but don’t put it off to the last minute. It can take longer if complications come up.

Kenny submitted his application first and discovered that the portal had a cap on how many countries he could put in his travel history. He had to send a separate PDF with a list of the countries he’s been to, which delayed his approval. Having learned from his situation, I was able to submit mine accurately the first time and was approved the next day.

Recommended vaccines

India does not have any vaccine mandates, but you might want to get a few before traveling there. In the United States, the CDC recommends the following vaccines for travelers going to India. Other countries may have different guidelines.

( Disclaimer : We are not doctors and this is not medical advice. Consult your physician or a travel clinic for professional recommendations.)

• Hepatitis A
• Yellow Fever
• Cholera (not prominent in Delhi)
• Malaria (not prominent in Delhi)
• Japanese Encephalitis (not prominent in Delhi)

We were already up to date with most of these vaccines including: Covid, Hep A, Hep B and measles. We also already received Yellow Fever vaccines before traveling to Colombia a few years ago. Based on our travel plans (Delhi, Jaipur, Udaipur, Agra), we weren’t at high risk for cholera, malaria or Japanese Encephalitis. That left us with Rabies and Typhoid to consider.

If it was just us adults, we probably would have skipped both. But we are responsible parents traveling with our 2-year-old, so we had a travel consultation with our pediatrician. She actually didn’t strongly recommend any vaccines other than Hep A, which we were due for anyway.

We decided to skip the rabies vaccine. Stray dogs are definitely a thing in Delhi (they are just about everywhere), but we assumed we would be able to stay pretty clear of them. Typhoid spreads through contaminated water, though, and that seemed like a risk that would be harder to avoid completely. We decided to get the Typhoid vaccine for all of us.

The Typhoid vaccine is expensive. It costs around $150 and most insurance doesn’t cover it. (Our insurance covered children but not adults.) It’s also really hard to find. In many cases you have to go to a travel clinic to get it, which can sometimes cost another few hundred dollars. Some CVS locations carry it, especially in major cities, so be sure to check there.

How to get to Delhi

The flag carrier airline of India is Air India. While Air India isn’t known for being one of the better airlines, we personally had a pleasant experience flying Air India Business Class from Dubai to Delhi . I wouldn’t recommend flying Air India long-haul, but it’s a fine option if you’re traveling regionally.

Plenty of other international carriers fly to Delhi, so you’re probably better off flying your home country’s flag carrier instead.

Regardless of airline, you will probably fly into Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL).

There is a Metro stop at the airport, so you can take the Airport Express Line into the city. The Delhi Metro isn’t particularly thorough though. If your hotel isn’t off a Metro stop, this won’t be super helpful.

In that case, your best bet is to take a car. Taxis are available at the airport and offer pre-paid or metered fares. The airport website recommends pre-paid, which requires going to the taxi counter to get a ticket first. Uber is also available in Delhi, so that’s a better option as long as you have cell service or wifi (there is free wifi at the airport).

Another option is to book a car service to be waiting for you when you arrive. We booked a car service through our hotel, and it was incredibly smooth. They were waiting for us with a sign when we cleared customs and they got us right to where we needed to be without any hassle.

Where to stay in Delhi

When it comes to accommodations, you kind of have two options in Delhi. You can take the budget route — which will be incredibly cheap but of varying quality/comfort/safety — or you can go the luxury route — which will be incredibly expensive but a total oasis. There’s not a lot of middle ground in Delhi.

If you want to take the Metro around town, consider staying near Connaught Place. From here, you can easily connect to the Blue Line, Yellow Line and Airport Express Line. This area is pretty touristy and has a lot of hotels and chain restaurants nearby.

If you’re not staying off the Metro, then you’ll mostly be taking cars or tuk tuks around town. In this case, picking your hotel by quality is probably more important than by location. (This is true within reason. You still wan’t to be relatively central. Don’t stay at the JW Marriott by the airport the whole time, for example.)

Personally, we went the luxury route. We stayed at The Oberoi New Delhi and it was incredible. It was one of the best hotel experiences we’ve ever had. The property was beautiful and the staff were so incredibly welcoming, kind and accommodating.

Staying at a nicer hotel also makes dining simpler — if you want it to be. A lot of people get stomach bugs in Delhi, mostly due to contaminated water. If you stay at a nice hotel that has a restaurant, you can generally trust the quality to be mostly safe. (You may still want to avoid uncooked produce, ice and tap water though.)

In a place like Delhi, it was immensely comforting to have a nice hotel to retreat to at the end of the day. The quiet and calm space gave us the chance to recharge so we could experience and appreciate the intensity of the city. If you can afford it, we’d definitely recommend splurging on a nice hotel in Delhi.

How long to stay in Delhi

As India’s capital, Delhi can be a destination on its own or an entry point to the rest of the country. How long you spend in Delhi will depend on how much time you have and what else you’re doing. We think three days is perfect, but here’s how some other durations can fit into your travel plans.

• 1 day in Delhi is enough if you’re starting a longer trip in India. If you’re flying into Delhi and then continuing on to another region or city in India, spending one day in Delhi is a good place to get your first taste of the country. If you only have a day, spend it in Old Delhi.
• 2 days in Delhi is enough if you are doing the full Golden Triangle. If you pack your days full, you can see a lot of Delhi in just two days. You’ll get to experience Delhi but still leave time for Jaipur and Agra.
• 3 days in Delhi is enough if you are pairing Delhi with one other city. Three days in Delhi is really the sweet spot. Spend three days in Delhi and then three days in another city in India (maybe Goa or Udaipur) and you’ve got a perfect holiday.
• 4 days in Delhi is enough if you are taking a day trip to Agra. This is really the ideal scenario if you don’t have a ton of vacation days. You can see a good chunk of Delhi and the Taj Mahal without changing hotels or adding any extra flights.
• 5 days in Delhi is enough if you want to see it all at a relaxed pace. If you want to really take it all in, visit more museums and make sure you hit all the sites, you’ll want to spend five days (or more!) in Delhi.

We were in India for two full weeks and spent 3 days and 4 nights in Delhi. The itinerary below outlines exactly how we filled those three days. Based on our total experience in India, if a friend asked us what they should do, we would tell them to spend four days in Delhi with a day trip to Agra. If they had more time, we’d send them to Dubai for two days first to adjust to the time change before they hit the streets of Delhi.

When to go to Delhi

Delhi has a unique and intense climate. The weather changes drastically by season, so you’ll definitely want to plan accordingly. Here’s a look at Delhi weather by season. All temperatures are in °F.

• Summer in Delhi (April – June): Summer is extremely hot with temperatures regularly hitting 100°F or higher.
• Monsoon Season in Delhi (July – September): The monsoon season starts in late June and brings with it heavy rains and humidity. Temperatures can dip into the 80s but can still peak around 100 when it’s dry.
• Fall in Delhi (October – November) : The rainy season gives way to a milder fall, which sees temps around the 70s/80s and hardly any rain.
• Winter in Delhi (December – January): Delhi actually gets quite cold in the winter, with lows dropping to the 40s and highs in the 60s.
• Spring in Delhi (February – March): Temperatures shoot up quickly in the spring and can vary greatly by the day. Highs will hit the 70s and 80s and lows will move up to the 50s.

The best time to visit Delhi is in the late winter or early spring (January through March). You definitely want to avoid the summer’s crippling heat and monsoon season, which can easily damper any holiday.

Delhi is a really fun city when it comes to transportation. Depending on where you’re from and where you’ve been, you might even get to experience something you’ve never done before! Here’s a peak at your transit options in Delhi.

• Metro : The Delhi Metro is a great way to avoid the traffic and get around Delhi fairly quickly and cheaply. The system isn’t very thorough though, so it won’t get you everywhere. Trains run from 5 AM to 11:30 PM. Fares are based on distance and day of the week and range from Rs. 10 – 60 (less than $1 USD).
• Tuk Tuk: These three-wheeled motorized open-air taxis are driven all over Delhi. They’re perfect for covering short distances around the city and are often much easier than dealing with an actual taxi or Uber. Flag one down and agree on a price before you get in. (TIP: Check the Uber price to help set a baseline price.) Pay in cash when you reach your destination. You usually want to have exact cash, so keep small bills on you.
• Rickshaw : Rickshaws are the primary mode of transportation through and around Chandni Chowk (Old Delhi’s famous market area), as tuk tuks and cars are not allowed. Like hiring a tuk tuk, you should agree on a price first and plan to pay exact cash at the end.
• Uber : Uber is available in Delhi and is generally a good, cheap way to cover longer distances. You’ll need to have cell data or wifi in under to use the app.
• Car Service: The most expensive but easiest way to get around Delhi is to hire a driver. Most hotels will offer this service. It’s a great option if you know you want to see and do a lot around the city and don’t want to waste time figuring out transportation between each attraction.

You’ll note that I didn’t mention walking. Delhi isn’t great for pedestrians — well, at least not for tourist pedestrians. The city has sidewalks, but as our guide told us “it’s just not comfortable to walk,” and that’s a good way to describe it.

In Old Delhi, the narrow streets are too congested with rickshaws and tuk tuks. The windy market streets are also hard to navigate, and it’s not a place where you want to be buried in your phone. And then in New Delhi, the sites are too spread out and traffic circles and intersection are dangerously wide.

We generally love exploring cities and neighborhoods on foot, but it just didn’t make sense to do in Delhi.

About this Delhi itinerary

In this itinerary, we are sharing the details of a 3-day/4-night trip to Delhi. We followed this exact itinerary in February 2023 with two adults and one child.

You’ll find that this itinerary is not packed to the brim. Each of our days wrapped up by about 1 PM. In a city as busy as Delhi, it was actually really nice to have the afternoons to decompress. Since we were traveling with a 2-year-old, we spent our afternoons napping and swimming in the hotel pool. If that isn’t your reality, you could easily take a bit more time at each stop or add more attractions to your day.

This itinerary requires some sort of car/tuk tuk transportation, as all of the sites are not on the Metro. We booked a car with a driver from 8 AM to 1 PM each day, which we’d recommend if it’s in your budget. Alternatively, you could use Uber or hire tuk tuks to move between locations.

Lastly, all prices listed throughout this itinerary are for one adult foreigner. At most of the sites, there is discounted pricing for Indians as well as concessions for children and seniors.

Alright, let’s go!

We are diving head first into Delhi with some of the city’s most famous sites including the Red Fort and Chandni Chowk. This is probably the most intense day in terms of the actual experience and the logistics of getting around. If you only had one day in Delhi, this is how you should spend it.

Jama Masjid Mosque

• Location: Here – At the corner of Esplande Rd and Meena Bazar
• How to get there: (1) Have a car/taxi/tuk tuk drop you off at the mosque OR (2) take the Metro Violet Line to Jama Masjid station
• Hours: 7 AM – 12 PM and 1:30 – 6:30 PM (NOTE: The tower doesn’t open until 10 AM)
• Price: Rs. 300 ($4 USD) plus an additional Rs. 300 to go to the top of the minaret. Cash only.
• Tickets: No tickets, just pay at the gate.
• Guide info: There are guides at the entrance who will offer their services. There are no posted signs inside the mosque, so if you want to learn more you’ll need to hire a guide. (We didn’t get one.)
• How long does it take: 30 minutes (without the tower) or 1 hour (with the tower)
• Tips : If someone offers to take your photo, they’re going to ask for money! (And whatever you give, they will ask for more.)

Jama Masjid Mosque was built in the 1650s and is the second largest mosque in India. It’s an example of Mogul architecture, which is something we’ll see a lot of here in Delhi. Visitors cannot go inside the mosque, but you can visit the courtyard and the marble arch entryway. For an extra fee, you can also climb to the top of the 130-foot minaret for a birds-eye view over Delhi.

There are three gates to Jama Masjid Mosque, but visitors can only enter from Gate 3 on the east side. You will first need to pay the entrance fee (Rs. 300) in cash in order to enter. It’s sometimes called a camera fee, but everyone is required to pay it. Speaking of photos. Photos are allowed but video is not.

All visitors must remove their shoes, which you can leave near the entrance or carry with you. (We love to keep a foldable bag with us for just this purpose.) Women will also be provided a robe. Head scarfs are not required. I have read reports that people have been asked to pay a fee upon returning their robe or retrieving their shoes, though this was not our experience.

If you’d like to go to the top of the minaret, you can purchase a ticket from the ticket booth on the opposite side of the courtyard. The tower opens at 10 AM (later than the rest of the mosque). You must take the stairs to the top and there’s no elevator.

• Location: Here – The visitor entrance to the Red Fort is on the southeast corner of the fort
• How to get there: Hire a tuk tuk/rickshaw from outside the mosque and have them drop you off at the Red Fort Ticket Counter.
• Hours: Tuesday through Sunday, 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Closed on Mondays.
• Price: Rs. 550 ($7 USD) for fort only or Rs. 870 ($11 USD) for fort and museum
• Tickets: You can purchase tickets online in advance here . There is also a ticket booth at the entrance.
• Guide info: There are guides at the entrance who will offer their services. There are signs posted in both English and Hindi throughout the fort, so you don’t necessarily need one. (We didn’t get one.)
• How long does it take: 2 hours
• Tips : Large bags (including backpacks) are not allowed inside, so only bring a small tote. Visit in the morning for the lowest crowds.

The Red Fort is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Delhi and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was built in the mid 1600s as a royal residence after the capital was moved from Agra to Delhi. The Red Fort was designed by the same architect who built the Taj Mahal.

The entire Red Fort Complex is quite large. Visitors can walk the grounds, which features many different museums, gardens and structures. There are also a few different interactive exhibits, a market and a cafe.

There are several gates at the Red Fort, but only one visitor entrance near Delhi Gate on the south side of the complex. You can buy tickets online or from the ticket booth near this gate. From here, it’s an 8 minute walk to security and the main fort entrance. Rickshaws are also available for hire and cost Rs. 10 per person to cover this distance.

After the ticket check and security screen, you’ll walk through the main gate and then through the market. All items in the market have a set, posted prices and they don’t haggle. Prices are higher here than the rest of the city, but the simplicity might be worth it for you. They also take credit cards.

From here you can explore the grounds in any order. Some buildings and structures you can go inside, others you can’t. There are a few small museums, but they’re mostly just pictures and signs. The fort plus museum ticket covers these museums but not the interactive experiences like “Story of the Red Fort” or the 360 show.

The exit to the Red Fort is directly east of the main gate, near the start of Chandni Chowk Road.

Chandni Chowk

• Location: Here – Chandni Chowk Road between the Red Fort and Fatehpuri Masjid
• How to get there: Walk from the Red Fort exit to the start of Chandni Chowk Road
• Hours: Most shops are open Monday through Saturday, 9:30 AM – 8 PM. Closed on Sundays.
• Price: Rs. 50 – 100 + tip (<$2 USD) for a rickshaw ride through the market
• Tickets: N/A
• Guide info: There are rickshaws stationed at the entrance of Chandni Chowk Road. You can ask them to take you to a specific place, or just ask that they drive you around. Many will explain things as they go. Agree to a set price, but also be prepared to tip on top of that.
• How long does it take: 30 minutes via rickshaw, but longer if you walk.
• Tips : Keep your valuables (phones, wallet) close to you and concealed, as this area has a lot of pickpocketing. It’s also best to take a rickshaw through here. Walking can be stressful because of the traffic and heavy soliciting.

Chandni Chowk is the oldest market in Delhi, and one of the busiest. The small market streets packed with rickshaws, power lines dangling and open-air shops is quintessential Old Delhi. It’s known for overwhelming tourists with its intensity of sights, sounds, and smells.

The market comprises Chandni Chowk Road (where you’ll find larger shops and stores, and even a McDonald’s) and all the tiny, windy streets that branch out from it (where the shop stalls sell everything from spices and flowers to textiles and jewelry).

While many similar markets like this appeal to tourists and hawk mostly souvenirs, Chandni Chowk feels like more of a local’s market. For the most part, this is where the people of Delhi (and Indian tourists) do their actual shopping. Foreign tourists are mostly just riding through it.

There are exceptions to that though. For example, there’s a famous street called Paranthe Wali Gali that is known for its fresh-made paranthas. This is very popular with tourists, though we’ve read it’s overpriced and as good as you’ll find elsewhere. We didn’t stop because we were very cautious about food in India.

There’s also a small side street with beautifully decorated Jain houses. In recent years it’s become a popular Instagram spot if you can find it. However, you might get charged for photos or invited to shop inside an owner’s wildly overpriced pashmina shop.

If you want to explore Chandni Chowk — particularly if you’re a western tourist like us — get a rickshaw to take you through it. This market is pretty intense (crowds, traffic, soliciting), so it’s not really great for a stroll. A rickshaw will make the experience much more pleasant, and won’t be that expensive. You can also ask to walk through part of it, and you’re driver will find a good area for you to do so.

You can hire a Rickshaw from the start of Chandni Chowk Road. Most drivers will have a recommended route and will drive you through in about 20 minutes for about Rs. 50-100 (about $1 USD). I’d recommend tipping on top of that, especially if they provide some information about the market for you.

More to do on day 1

We personally wrapped up after Chandni Chowk. We had our rickshaw driver take us back to the mosque, where we met our car driver to take us back to our hotel. These three sites kept us busy all morning, from our 8 AM pick-up to 12:30 PM drop-off.

The morning was very exciting, so we didn’t have a problem spending the later half of our day at our hotel. We ate lunch, napped, and then spent a few hours at the pool. This was a perfect balance for us, and something we’d recommend if you are traveling with kids.

However, there’s definitely more things you can add to fill out your afternoon. Here are two of the things I had on my list for this day, that we didn’t end up doing.

• Raj Ghat & National Gandhi Museum : Raj Ghat is a memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, the peace activist and father of India. You can see a small monument here and then cross the street learn more at the National Gandhi Museum and Library .
• Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib: This Sikh temple is located in the heart of Chandni Chowk. It’s free to enter, and they even offer free meals to anyone who needs them. Head to the visitor’s desk near the entrance and someone will show you around, for which they accept tips.

Day 2 — Old meets new

On our second day in Delhi, we leave behind the busy and crowded streets of Old Delhi and explore more of what New Delhi has to offer. We’ll start with one of the oldest sites in the city and then jump to one of the newest.

The sites on today’s itinerary are much more spread out than in Old Delhi. You’ll definitely want to transit in a car (as opposed to a tuk tuk), because it’s faster. Since there’s a lot of driving and multiple stops, we’d recommend booking a car and a driver for the day. We completed this itinerary in 5 hours, but 6-8 would be much more comfortable. Alternatively you could get an Uber for each leg.

Qutub Minar (also spelled Qutb Minar)

• Location: Here – on the south side of the city
• How to get there: It’s pretty far south, so you’ll need to take a car service or Uber
• Hours: 7 AM – 9 PM everyday
• Price: Rs. 550 ($7 USD)
• Tickets: You can purchase tickets online in advance here . There’s also a ticket booth across the street from the entrance.
• Guide info: We did not notice any guides for hire outside the site. Signs inside were posted in both English and Hindi.
• How long does it take: 1 hour
• Tips : Arrive before 10 AM for low crowds and cooler temperatures. Also consider grabbing a coffee first at Blue Tokai Coffee not far from the entrance.

Qutub Minar is a UNESCO World Heritage site where you can see the ruins of Delhi’s oldest fortified city, dating back to the 1200s. The complex includes a handful of tombs and a mosque, in addition to the namesake minaret. The minaret itself is the tallest stone minaret in the world and the second tallest minaret in India after the Taj Mahal. There’s a beautiful and photogenic courtyard of Mughal archways and lots of lush, green grass.

The entrance to Qutub Minar is on the east side of the complex across the street from the ticket office . You can skip the ticket office and go straight to the gate if you buy your tickets online . Follow the main entrance in and you’ll see the minaret to your left. We suggest starting to the right to see some of the other ruins first, and then finishing at the minaret.

Even though Qutub Minar is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Delhi, it didn’t originally sound that interesting. And if you look at it objectively, maybe it isn’t.

It turned out to be the highlight of our trip though. This was surely a matter of circumstance — we had a perfectly cool morning, zero crowds, and a really happy toddler who loved running up and down the ramps. I wouldn’t say you must go to Qutub Minar, but I will say that we enjoyed it so much more than we expected and we hope you do too.

Akshardham Temple

• Location: Here – Across the river east of Humayun’s Tomb
• How to get there: It’s a hike from Qutub Minar, so you’ll need to take a car service or Uber
• Hours: Tuesday through Sunday, 10 AM – 6:30 PM. Exhibitions don’t start until 12:30 PM and the water show is at sunset. Closed on Mondays.
• Price: Entry is free. Tickets for special exhibitions cost Rs. 250 (3$ USD) and the water show costs Rs. 90 ($1 USD)
• Tickets: Tickets for exhibitions are sold from the ticket window inside the temple complex.
• Guide info: Printed guides are available in the visitor center in a variety of languages, but they were sold out of English during our visit so don’t bank on them.
• How long does it take: 2 – 4 hours, depending on lines and if you do the exhibitions.
• Tips: Unless you want to do the exhibitions, go early to beat the heat. Also be sure to review the things to know section below.

Akshardham Temple was described to me as the Disneyland of temples, and once I heard that I couldn’t not see that. While Disneyland is actually very much more exciting, the long security lines, manicured gardens, and a beautiful faux-historical building at the center are definitely similarities between the two.

The main attraction is the temple itself, which is impressive in both size and detail. It was built pretty recently (in 2005), so there is no historical significance to it. The inside of the temple is beautiful and you can follow a small loop past different shrines. You must take off your shoes to enter the temple and there’s a shoe check available.

In addition to the temple, there is a nice garden with statues to walk through, visitor center, a food court, large children’s playground, and a souvenir shop. It takes about an hour to just walk through the temple and the rest of the grounds.

Then comes the “Disneyland” component. There are three exhibitions — an animatronics exhibit, a film and a boat ride —where you can learn more about Hindu heritage and culture. Combo tickets are sold for all three exhibitions, and you cannot buy a cheaper ticket for just one.

What Disneyland day would be complete without a nighttime show? Akshardham has a nighttime light and fountain show that actually looks really cool. It was too late for us to go with a toddler, but it seems to be really popular.

The temple was pretty and we enjoyed our stay, but it is a lot of hoopla for something you can’t take photos of, so it might not be for everyone.

Things to know about Akshardham Temple

• There’s a dress code. Your shoulders, chest, navel, upper arms and knees must be covered (men and women) at all times.
• Photography is not allowed. If you want a picture with the temple, there are two locations inside where you can can purchase photos. The side-view location near the foodcourt costs Rs. 70 and the front-view location near the exhibition ticket booth costs Rs. 140 and up. You can pickup your print 20 minutes later near the exit.
• Cell phones and cameras are not allowed. Even if you aren’t planning to sneak a photo, cell phones are not allowed inside. (And they will check!)
• Security is very thorough. Expect airport-style security at the entrance. There are metal detectors and scanners for everyone and everything, so don’t try to sneak in any contraband. There are separate queues for men and women. Since you can’t have a phone, you will need a plan for meeting up after security. There are benches on the other side of security, so that’s a good place to meet.
• Lines can get really long . The line to get through security and enter the different exhibitions can get really long. During the day, there were large groups of school children and I assume there’s another rush for the fountain show. Be sure to give yourself some buffer time in your schedule to account for the wait.
• Large bags are not allowed. Backpacks and other large bags are not allowed, but women can bring a small purse.
• Location: Here – in the center of a park surrounded by a busy traffic circle
• How to get there: Take a car service or Uber from Akshardham Temple to India Gate. Cars can only pull over on the west side of the gate near this viewing point .
• Hours: You can view the gate anytime.
• Price: Free
• Guide info: N/A
• How long does it take: 30 minutes
• Tips: You can only enter the park around India Gate from certain entry points, including the west side viewing point . There’s a light security check and armed guards at the gate.

India Gate is a large war memorial that is similar in style to several other famous moments around the world, including Arc de Triomphe in Paris. It was built to remember the British Indian Army soldiers who died in WWI.

The memorial is situated inside a busy traffic circle. Also inside the circle is lots of park space, a large children’s playground, and the National War Memorial.

India Gate is mostly just a photo op. Take a few minutes for photos, maybe have a snack on the bench in the shade, and carry on.

Agrasen ki Baoli

• Location: Here – About a mile north of India Gate
• How to get there: You could walk this if you wanted, but it’s a boring walk. Fflag down a tuk tuk or take a car/Uber.
• Hours: You can view the step-well anytime.
• How long does it take: 15 minutes
• Tips: There’s some snack carts outside if you want to grab some chips and a drink while you sit.

Agrasen ki Baoli is a step-well, which is a type of well that can be found all around India. Step-wells are a natural water source with steps built up the side so you could reach the water at any depth. Today, most step-wells are no longer in use and serve as meeting places for people to come, sit and socialize. (Or they’re just decorative.)

This specific step-well is pretty small and the steps aren’t as intricate (read: pretty) as other step-wells. If you haven’t seen a step-well before and you don’t have any others planned, it’s worth a stop. Otherwise, I wouldn’t work too hard to get here.

Did I drag my family 30 minutes out of the way to see this step-well? Yes. Did I mistake this step-well for the one in Jaipur that is much cooler? Also yes.

More to do on day 2

This wraps up our second day in Delhi. We were able to hit these four attractions in about five hours, but that was tight. We easily could have spent another hour our two if we had more time. (Again, we were kind of on the clock to get our kid back for nap time.)

If you finished quickly or wanted to pack more into your day, here are a few other things that would pair nicely with this schedule. The first two you’ll want to do between Qutub Minar and Akshardam Temple, and the second two would fit nicely after India Gate and the step-well.

• Dilli Haat: If you’re interested in shopping, this large bazaar is a great place to buy handicrafts, souvenirs, and foods from all over India. It’s much more relaxed than other markets in Delhi (especially Chandni Chawk), and prices tend to be higher and fixed. There is a small fee (Rs. 20) to enter.
• Lotus Temple: There are only 7 Baha’i Temples in the world, and Delhi has one of them. It’s a beautiful lotus-shaped temple that somewhat resembles the Sydney Opera House. The temple is open to visitors everyday but Monday.
• National Museum, New Delhi: This museum is located along the mall not far from India Gate. There are several museums around here, but this one is great for India history and art.
• Connaught Place: This touristy district is close to the step-well. In the center of the circle is a large park, and around it are many big name stores, hotels and restaurants.

Day 3 — Mughal tombs and garden oasis

On our last full day in Delhi, we’ll observe more of the Mughal architecture that is so famous throughout India. This style — which fuses Hindi, Persian and Islamic elements — is recognizable by the bulbous domes, white marble and sandstone structures, and scalloped archways. Or to say it simply, it’s the same style as the Taj Mahal.

After a busy three days, we’ll finally take a break to relax and unwind in Lodhi Garden.

Humayun’s Tomb Complex

• Location: Here – Directly south of the Delhi Zoo
• How to get there: Have a car/taxi/tuk tuk drop you off
• Hours: 6 AM to 6 PM, everyday
• Guide info: We did not notice any guides for hire outside the site. There were a couple signs throughout the complex in both English & Hindi, but not many.
• How long does it take: 1.5 hours
• Tips: As with all things in Delhi, arrive early to beat the crowds and heat. If there’s no one at Isa Khan’s Tomb when you arrive, go there first for great photos.

Many of the most beautiful and important structures in India are tombs from the Mughal Empire (1526–1761). Humayun’s Tomb was one of the first of this time period, and notably it was the first garden tomb. This style of tomb, which prominently features lush and manicured gardens and waterways, influenced many other tombs of the era, including the Taj Mahal.

Just west of Humayun’s Tomb is Isa Khan’s Tomb. This tomb is much smaller (though I would argue it’s more beautiful) and does not have the large surrounding gardens. It was built before Humayun’s and in the Lodhi style, which is evident by it’s octagon shape (different from the square shape of Humayun’s).

In the middle of these two tombs is Afsarwala’s Mosque and Tomb. Unfortunately this area was closed during our visit.

There is one ticket for all three tombs. The ticket window and entrance is located here on the west side of the complex. The main vehicle drop off point and entry gate is usually north of the ticket window here . During our visit, that entrance was closed and we had to enter from the west side near Sabz Burj Circle .

Once you’ve entered the complex, you can explore the tombs and gardens. You can climb to the top and go inside Humanyun’s tomb, which includes many different rooms. You can also go inside Isa Khan’s Tomb, though it’s quite small. To be honest, these tombs are most impressive from the outside so enjoy the different vantage points as you stroll through the gardens and around the complex.

Safdarjung Tomb

• Location: Here – West of Humayun’s Tomb near Lodhi Garden
• How to get there: Take a car/taxi/tuk tuk from Humayun’s Tomb
• Hours: 7 AM to 5 PM, everyday
• Tickets: You can purchase tickets online in advance here (select Delhi > Safdarjung Tomb). There is also a ticket booth at the entrance.

While Humayun’s Tomb was the first garden tomb of the Mughal Empire, Safdarjung’s Tomb was the last. Built in the waning years of the empire, the tomb is often criticized for lacking the proportions and quality of the grander tombs that came before it. It is also the only tomb built for someone outside of the imperial family.

The gardens in front of the tomb are well manicured and there is a working fountain prominently leading up to the tomb’s entrance. There was some construction going on during our visit and the back half of the gardens were looking quite drab. You can go to the upper level of Safdarjung’s Tomb, but the inside was closed for renovations.

This tomb isn’t the most popular, but we actually liked that about it. We liked the working fountains and palm trees at the entrance and appreciated it’s smaller size. It was nice, but not a must-do.

Lodhi Garden

• Location: Here – Just east of Safdarjung Tomb
• How to get there: You could easily walk to Lodhi Garden from Safdarjung Tomb. If you are arriving by car, ask them to drop you off at the south entrance here.
• Hours: 6 AM to 8 PM, everyday
• Guide info : There are several signs discussing the plants and wildlife as well as maps posted throughout the park in English and Hindi.
• How long does it take: 1 – 2 hours
• Tips: If you’re hungry, pick up some packaged snacks or drinks from the sellers at the entrance. They aren’t allowed to sell inside the park.

Lodhi Garden is a large, beautiful park in the heart of Delhi where you’ll find much needed green space and peace and quiet. There are a few tombs dotted throughout the park, but most people come here to take a break from sightseeing.

We suggest starting your visit at the south end of the park and then looping up and around. Stroll along the flower-lined pathways and try to spot some of the many birds that call this place home. Then take a walk through the rose garden if it’s blooming and circle around the pond to see the geese before taking a different path on your way back.

It’s a large park, but a casual stroll through it will probably only take about an hour. If you want a longer break though, you could easily spend more time here.

Overall, we loved our time at this park. However, I have to warn you that we were harassed by a very aggressive bug. I honestly don’t know if it was a stinging bug, but it was very large and very loud and would not leave us alone. We literally ran through the park screaming and swatting, kid crying, trying to escape it. This really ruined the park for us and we left immediately.

More to do on day 3

After the park, we retreated to our hotel. Just like the past two days, we completed this itinerary between 8 AM and 1 PM. We had more than enough time at each site, but we could see people wanting to spend more time at the park.

If you have more time and energy, here are a few more things that would stack nicely with this itinerary.

• National Railway Museum: This museum explores the history of trains in India. There are a few different trains you can actually ride, plus lots of models, replicas and full-size old trains to see.
• Lodhi Colony : This is India’s first official art district. There is street art and murals throughout the neighborhood and it’s described as an open-air art gallery. You can find a map with several of the prominent pieces here or get a more detailed art analysis of many of the works here.
• PVR Directors Cut: If you want to see a Bollywood film while you’re in India, this the place to do it. PVR is a movie theater chain in India, and Directors Cut is their luxury cinema brand that features reclining seats, in-seat dining service and better A/V quality. There’s a Directors Cut location in Ambience Mall on the far southwest side of the city. (It’s actually pretty close the airport. If you’re spending a night at an airport hotel before you fly out, this would be a fun way to spend the evening.)

10 tips for visiting Delhi

• Don’t drink the water. Traveler’s diarrhea is extremely common among travelers to Delhi (and all of India), and it’s usually caused by contaminated water. Definitely don’t drink tap water in Delhi. Instead, rely on bottled water or invest in a water purifier bottle. (We have this one .)
• Don’t consume anything that has touched tap water. This goes right along with don’t drink the water, but it’s sneakier. Avoid uncooked produced or only eat fresh produce that has a thick peal (bananas, oranges), watch out for ice, brush your teeth with filtered water, etc.
• Research restaurants in advance. This is my last food safety PSA, I swear! Because the water isn’t safe, you should be really careful about what and where you eat. This means you shouldn’t always go to the first restaurant you see. Research restaurants in advance and save them to Google Maps so you know where to go when you’re hungry. Restaurants with lots of positive reviews are probably okay.

• Buy tickets in advance when you can. You can buy tickets online in advance for most major sites in India. This will save you time waiting in the queue. It’s best to buy your tickets one day in advance.
• Go early . Indian tourists tend to be slow to rise. They’ll hit the tourist sites in droves midday and into the afternoon. If you go in the first hour or two a site is open, you can usually beat those crowds. It’s also cooler in the morning.
• Book a car. If it is in your budget, we’d recommend booking a car with a driver to take you around the sites. You can usually coordinate this with your hotel. It’s not something we’d usually recommend, but it’s just the easiest way to get around since the Metro isn’t always a convenient option and sites are spread out.
• Carry cash. Keep at least a thousand Rupees ($12 USD) in smaller bills on you at all times. You’ll need cash to pay for things like tuk tuks and rickshaws, snacks and drinks from small stands, and even entry to certain sites if you don’t have tickets yet.
• Bring a baby carrier. Delhi isn’t great for strollers, for the same reason it’s not great for walking. If you have young children, keep them in a baby carrier. (We review our favorite baby carriers for travel in this post.)
• Stay at a nice hotel if you can. Delhi is incredible, but it can also be a lot to take in. If you can afford to stay at a nice hotel, it is a really good way to relax and recharge between excursions.
• Tip everyone. Everyone who does something for you — like takes a photo, gives you directions, shares information about a site — is usually going to ask for a tip. I’m a seasoned traveler and still fell for the old “let me take your photo” trick. In most cases, Rs. 100 ($1 USD) is enough, but it depends on the situation.

Closing thoughts on Delhi

We had an amazing time in Delhi. The city was unlike anywhere I’ve ever been before, and it far exceeded my expectations going into it.

To be completely honest, I wasn’t overly excited about India at first. Reading about it was exhausting and I felt like everyone framed the city as being chaotic, noisy and overwhelming. Maybe it’s because I came in prepared for the worst or because I’ve got a lot of travel experience under my belt, but I just didn’t feel that way.

In my introduction to Delhi, I described the traffic as soothing, and I think that’s actually how I felt about the whole city. There was so much going on, but it was all so fluid. Everyone (except me) knew exactly what was going on, and I was just standing quietly watching it unfold. It was a good reminder that people, places and things can exist in ways that don’t perfectly align and cater to own personal preferences and that’s okay.

I don’t know when I’ll be back in Delhi, but I do know that I won’t rule it out. India is huge and there’s so much of it that we haven’t seen. If we end up on a flight connecting in Delhi, I’ll welcome the chance to see more of this city.

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2 Nights 3 Days Manali Tour Package

• Accommodations
• Complete package

The 2 nights 3 days Manali tour package is the shortest possible tour to Manali which covers all the major tourist places of Manali. In this package, you can visit Manali town (including Mall Road, Hidimba Devi temple (Hadimba temple), Old Manali, Vashisht Hot Water spring, Van Vihar, Buddhist monastery, Solang valley and Atal tunnel .

You can also visit Rohtang pass , Marhi, Beas Nala, Gulaba and Kothi (if road is open). All these major tourist places of Manali can be seen in two days.

This tour is generally known as 3 days Manali Volvo package as most tourists prefer travelling in Volvo bus which is comfortable than small cars. However, if your timing does not match, you can ask us to book a private cab for you which will pick/drop you from/to Delhi or Chandigarh.

Tour synopsis : Delhi-Chandigarh- Bilaspur – Sundernagar – Mandi – Kullu – Manali – Delhi

If you wish to visit Kullu and Manikaran (or Naggar), you can extend your stay by one more day i.e. 3 nights and 4 days.

Best time for 2 nights 3 days Manali tour package: Round the year.

Tour type: Private tour (not a group tour)

Mode of transport in Manali: Private car/taxi

Brief Itinerary for 2 nights 3 days Manali tour package:-

Day 1: Delhi – Manali (overnight journey by Volvo bus)

Day 2: Manali Arrival, bus stand pick-up, Hotel check-in, local sightseeing of Manali

Day 3: Manali- Solang valley – Atal tunnel – Manali (Rohtang pass visit will depend on opening of road and availability of permits at extra charges)

Day 4: Manali – Naggar/Kasol – Delhi (by overnight Volvo bus).

Day 1: Delhi to Manali 

Board the Volvo Bus from Delhi in the evening for your overnight journey to Manali via Chandigarh, Bilaspur, Sundernagar, Mandi and Kullu. The bus will reach Manali in the morning.

Day 2: Local Sightseeing

Meal: Dinner

Our driver will pick you up from the Volvo stand and will transfer you to the hotel for check-in. After you check-into your hotel after a long hectic journey, have rest in your room for a while. Later, enjoy the local sightseeing of popular places of Manali including Hidimba Devi Temple, Club House/Old Manali, Buddhist monastery, Vashisht and natural hot water spring at Vashisht, at evening explore the local market and mall road. Dinner and overnight stay in hotel.

Day 3: Atal Tunnel and Solang (snow point) (Rohtang pass optional)

Meal: Breakfast and Dinner

After breakfast we shall move to Atal tunnel, 23km from Manali via Solang valley. The road to newly built 9.02km long Atal Tunnel is very scenic with view of hanging glacier at Dhundi. You will get to see snow covered Mt. Hanuman Tibba peak. Atal tunnel is the world’s longest highway tunnel above altitude of 10,000ft from sea level. Cross the tunnel, you will reach Lahaul valley, and return back to Solang. At Solang valley you can enjoy horse riding, gondola (ropeway), paragliding and many other adventure activities. Later return back to your hotel in Manali.

Visiting Rohtang pass will depend on weather/opening of the road and availability of permit. If possible, you can visit Rohtang pass at extra charges.

Day 4: Manali-Kullu-Delhi

Meal: Breakfast

After breakfast, check-out of the hotel. Today you can visit Naggar, Jana and Kullu (Or Kullu, Kasol and Manikaran). Your Volvo will leave Manali for Delhi in the evening. Your boarding time will be 4pm. You can board your bus from Kullu. The bus will drop you in Delhi the next morning. Your trip to Manali concludes here.

Included in Package

Delhi-Manali-Delhi Volvo Ticket

Hotel accommodation for 02 nights

Welcome drink on arrival

02 breakfasts and 02 dinners (MAP meal plan)

Morning tea

Private taxi (Santro/Alto) for all sightseeing as per itinerary. You can upgrade to Dzire/Itios or Innova or other vehicle.

Volvo stand pick-up and drop-off

24 hours guidance in entire tour

Parking, toll, fuel, driver allowances

An experienced driver would work as a guide

No hidden charges

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Lunch, beverages and meal other than the meal plan

Flight/rail tickets

Room heater bill (if any)

Laundry, tip, shopping expenses

Private guide

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Tour Reviews

Great service great place. booked this tour for 25 february for my family. all services were great. manali is heaven on earth. Unfortunately we could not go to rohtang pass which remains closed in winter season. will come in summer season to visit rohtang

Amazing service, great people, the best driver, great hotel and meal. I can write all day praising Manali, its people, the services we got and about our pleasant experience. Thank you discover kullu manali for such a wonderful trip to Manali. Next time we shall plan for at least one week.

Had fun exploring the peaceful kullu manali amid pandemic when there were almost no tourists in june. Discover Kullu manali travel agency helped us in all the bookings and sighseeing. However, we could not visit rohtang pass which was closed only for tourists. Will visit again in winter season. Cheers!

Best tour package for Manali for 2 nights 3 days. It is fantastic. Thank you.

Very good package in manali.

Good manali tour packages for good rates. This is local travel agency in manali town who offer good tours of manali and kullu for reasonable prices. service is good. honest staff. good driver and taxi. good hotels. best travel agency in manali. we booked 2 nights 3 days manali tour package in january and it was good tour.

if you are looking for tour package in Manali, this is the itinerary and travel agency that I will recommend. We had amazing, unforgettable, mesmerising and the best three days of our life in Manali. Thanks to the team of discover kullu manali for making our trip so effortless and smooth. Hotel was amazing, meal served was delicious and the best part was driver who was local with good driving skills and all the information about the places. We were lucky to see a lot of snow. Suresh bhai guided us positively throughout the tour. The worst part was that we missed our return Volvo from Manali to Delhi as we took too much time in shopping in Manali mall road. Suresh bhai arranged another bus for us and didn’t even complain. We shall recommend his agency to all our friends, relatives and colleagues..

Unforgettable Himalayan Adventure – 5 Stars for Discover Kullu Manali Discover Kullu Manali has truly surpassed all expectations, and I am thrilled to share a resounding 5-star review for this exceptional travel agency. From the moment I embarked on my journey to the picturesque landscapes of Kullu and Manali to the final farewell, every aspect of the trip was thoughtfully curated, ensuring an experience that will linger in my memories for years to come. The 2 nights 3 days manali tour package itinerary crafted by Discover Kullu Manali was a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion. From exploring the lush valleys of Kullu to the snow-capped peaks of Manali, every day brought forth new wonders, making the journey an enriching exploration of Himachal Pradesh’s natural beauty. The pre-trip communication and assistance provided by the team were outstanding. Their responsiveness, attention to detail, and genuine enthusiasm for ensuring a memorable experience set the tone for the entire trip. The information shared prior to the journey was comprehensive, ensuring that travelers were well-prepared for the adventure ahead. Accommodations selected by Discover Kullu Manali were not just places to stay but integral parts of the Himalayan experience. Each hotel and lodge captured the essence of the region, offering breathtaking views and comfortable retreats after days filled with exploration. The choice of accommodations significantly contributed to the overall enjoyment of the trip. The local driver and guides were the true gems of the journey. Their deep knowledge of the local culture, history, and natural wonders added depth to every excursion. Whether navigating through the bustling markets of Manali or providing insights into the spiritual significance of ancient temples, the guides made the experience both educational and immersive. Discover Kullu Manali’s commitment to safety and customer satisfaction was evident throughout the trip. The team ensured that every aspect of the journey was well-planned, from acclimatization in the high-altitude regions to providing reliable transportation and handling any unforeseen circumstances with professionalism and efficiency. Flexibility and adaptability were standout features of Discover Kullu Manali. The team accommodated changes based on weather conditions, ensuring that travelers experienced the region’s beauty under the best possible circumstances. Their willingness to go the extra mile to provide personalized experiences showcased a genuine dedication to creating memorable journeys. In conclusion, Discover Kullu Manali is not just a travel agency; it’s a curator of unparalleled Himalayan adventures. For anyone seeking a seamless, enriching, and unforgettable journey through Kullu and Manali, I wholeheartedly recommend Discover Kullu Manali. My sincere gratitude to the entire team for making this Himalayan dream a reality. Five stars are a testament to the excellence of this travel agency! – Megha

Will say only few words that my heart was crying when I boarded my Volvo bus to Delhi from Manali as I wanted to stay here for many more days. I lost my heart to the snow clad mountains, lush green jungles, fast flowing rivers and innocent people of Kullu Manali. Unfortunately, I had to return back to work. I will definitely return back. Special thanks to Neha, Vijay and Ashok Bhai from discover kullu Manali to make our Manali trip package amazing. See you soon.

Yes, we made it this time. We saw live snowfall. Yippy. Although we had a short time period for our trip, we managed to book 3 days manali tour package online from Discover Kullu Manali. This was our second time in Manali again through this Manali based local travel agency. The only purpose to visit Manali was to see snowfall. Luckily, we were here at the right time. It was snowing all day and night. We were just screaming and dancing. I have tagged some pics to your FB page. Thanks for everything. Highly recommended!

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Solar eclipse maps show 2024 totality path, peak times and how much of the eclipse people could see across the U.S.

By Aliza Chasan

Updated on: April 9, 2024 / 5:00 AM EDT / CBS News

A total solar eclipse  crossed North America Monday with parts of 15 U.S. states within the path of totality. Maps show  where and when astronomy fans could see the big event  as skies darkened in the middle of the day Monday, April 8.

The total eclipse first appeared along Mexico's Pacific Coast at around 11:07 a.m. PDT, then traveled across a swath of the U.S., from Texas to Maine, and into Canada.

About 31.6 million people live in the path of totality , the area where the moon fully blocked out the sun , according to NASA. The path ranged between 108 and 122 miles wide. An additional 150 million people live within 200 miles of the path of totality.

Solar eclipse path of totality map for 2024

The total solar eclipse started over the Pacific Ocean, and the first location in continental North America that experienced totality was Mexico's Pacific Coast, around 11:07 a.m. PDT, according to NASA. From there, the path continued into Texas, crossing more than a dozen states before the eclipse enters Canada in southern Ontario. The eclipse exited continental North America at around 5:16 p.m. NDT from Newfoundland, Canada.

The path of totality included portions of the following states:

• Pennsylvania
• New Hampshire

Small parts of Tennessee and Michigan also experienced the total solar eclipse.

Several major cities across the U.S. were included in the eclipse's path of totality, while many others saw a partial eclipse. These were some of the best major cities for eclipse viewing — though the weather was a factor :

• San Antonio, Texas (partially under the path)
• Austin, Texas
• Waco, Texas
• Dallas, Texas
• Little Rock, Arkansas
• Indianapolis, Indiana
• Dayton, Ohio
• Cleveland, Ohio
• Buffalo, New York
• Rochester, New York
• Syracuse, New York
• Burlington, Vermont

Map of when the solar eclipse reached totality across its path

The eclipse began in the U.S. as a partial eclipse beginning at 12:06 p.m. CDT near Eagle Pass, Texas, before progressing to totality by about 1:27 p.m. CDT and then moving along its path to the northeast over the following few hours.

NASA shared times for several cities in the path of totality across the U.S. People could have also  checked their ZIP code on NASA's map  to see when the eclipse was to reach them if they were on, or near, the path of totality — or if they saw a partial eclipse instead.

How much of the eclipse did people see if they live outside the totality path?

While the April 8 eclipse covered a wide swath of the U.S., outside the path of totality observers may have spotted a partial eclipse, where the moon covers some, but not all, of the sun, according to NASA. The closer they were to the path of totality, the larger the portion of the sun that was hidden.

NASA allowed viewers to input a ZIP code and see how much of the sun was to be covered in their locations.

Could there be cloud cover be during the solar eclipse?

Some areas along the path of totality had a higher likelihood of cloud cover that could interfere with viewing the eclipse. Here is a map showing the historical trends in cloud cover this time of year. 

You could have checked the latest forecast for your location with our partners at The Weather Channel .

Where did the solar eclipse reach totality for the longest?

Eclipse viewers near Torreón, Mexico, got to experience totality for the longest. Totality there lasted 4 minutes, 28 seconds, according to NASA. 

Most places along the centerline of the path of totality saw a totality duration of between 3.5 and 4 minutes, according to NASA. Some places in the U.S. came close to the maximum; Kerrville, Texas, had a totality duration of 4 minutes, 24 seconds.

What is the path of totality for the 2044 solar eclipse?

The next total solar eclipse that will be visible from the contiguous U.S. will be on Aug. 23, 2044.

Astronomy fans in the U.S. will have far fewer opportunities to see the 2044 eclipse they had on April 8. NASA has not yet made maps available for the 2044 eclipse but, according to The Planetary Society , the path of totality will only touch three states.

The 2024 eclipse will start in Greenland, pass over Canada and end as the sun sets in Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota, according to the Planetary Society.

Aliza Chasan is a digital producer at 60 Minutes and CBSNews.com. She has previously written for outlets including PIX11 News, The New York Daily News, Inside Edition and DNAinfo. Aliza covers trending news, often focusing on crime and politics.

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As you arrive in Delhi, you will be greeted by our agent's representative. After the customs formalities, you will be transferred to your hotel in Delhi. Spend some time relaxing and prepare for an exciting evening on this day of your Delhi tour package. Visit the sacred Akshardham temple and enjoy the spectacular water and light show. Afterward, take a walk at the Connaught Place market and shop for anything and everything at dirt-cheap prices. Return to your hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

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Embark on a Delhi sightseeing tour! After a delectable breakfast at your hotel, the second day of your Delhi tour package will take you around the city to visit historical monuments and popular tourist attractions. Begin with a visit to the magnificent Red Fort, followed by a visit to the Rajghat and then to Indira Gandhi Museum. Afterward, proceed to India Gate and the President house. Re-energize yourself with a delicious lunch at a nearby restaurant. Continue your sightseeing tour as you visit the Lodhi Gardens, Humayun Tomb, and the renowned Qutub Minar. In the evening, explore the colourful market of Chandni Chowk and shop for souvenirs to take back home for your loved ones. Get back to your hotel after the tiring day and enjoy a cozy sleep.

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Relish a hearty breakfast at the hotel and check out. Get transferred to the airport/railway station. Leave Delhi with unforgettable memories in the capital of India.

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The best time to visit Delhi is between October to March. This is the time when the weather is pleasant and amazing for sightseeing. During these months, flowers are at their blooming best, which is an incredible experience.

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