Delhi

Delhi, the capital city of India is a handsome blend of past and present. The city stands to the west end of Gangetic plain and exhibits culture, architecture and human diversity in its true essence. With a rich and reflective history, Delhi charms travellers from all corners of the globe for its monuments, museums, galleries and gardens. Two extremely poles apart sections, the Old Delhi and New Delhi, make it a wonderful ancient city that reflects glorious past.

Delhi has been ruled by the Mughal Dynasty for most of its past and it’s the reason of its having of obscure streets, mosques, monuments and forts. Inimitable bazaars bring a charm to the city which is almost seen nowhere else in the entire world. Besides Mughal magnificence, the city also boasts of the architecture of British Raj. Wrinkled ways of trees and magnificent government buildings further add charm to its olden grandeur. With thick and spacious roads, it convincingly drives you past the chosen destinations and offers a plethora of fascinating sites that surely keep you engrossed for around a week. The illustrious Mughal architecture can be given a look with the Qutab Minor Complex. The Taj Mahal of Delhi can be seen with Safdarjang’s Tomb also branded as the poor man’s Taj.


Attractions At Delhi
The Red Fort and India Gate are iconic spot in Delhi with the maximum visits by the domestic as well as foreign tourists. Rashtrapati Bhavan and Janter-Manter also attract a good number of crowds. Apart from the existing olden charm, Delhi is fast gearing up and transforming its look with modern features, and the newly built metro rail is among those steps. Delhi fervently waits to host its biggest sporting events, the Commonwealth Games in 2010. .

Hotels In New Delhi

• Hotel In Central City
  
  
  • Hotel Taj Mansingh
  • Maurya Sheraton
  • Hotel Imperial
  • The Grand Intercontinental
  • The Grand
  • Hotel Shangri-la
  • The Park
  • The Metropolitan Nikko
  • Le Meriden
  
  
• Hotels Near To Airport
  
  
  • Radisson
  • The Grand
  • Hyatt Regency
  • Intercontinental Eros
  • Crown Plaza
  
  
• Budget Hotel
  
  
  • Stemwood Apartments
  • Hotel Parkland
  • Hans Plaza
  • The Connaught
  • The Connaught

Mumbai

Mumbai, formerly Bombay, is the biggest metropolitan town of the country in terms of population. The glitzy and pulsating Mumbai is the trade capital of India, and a real face to the fast growing India. Beaches, food, monuments, rough life, towering buildings and fast-pace mark Mumbai, and set it completely apart from any other Indian cities. The vibrancy in the common life which is seen here is truly unmatchable, and nowhere else it could be observed.

The city’s link with the British is apparent through its buildings constructed in the Indo-Saracen style. Located on the shores of Arabian Sea, Mumbai has the Gateway of India which is serving as the entry point to Mumbai. Flora Fountain, Marble Palace, the Elephanta Caves St. George's Fort, Vasai Fort and Rajabhai Clock Tower, museums, art galleries and libraries attract a vast number of travelers here.

Attractions At Mumbai
The places like Haji Ali Mosque, The Mahalaxmi Temple, Jain Temple and St. Thomas Cathedral exhibit the cultural harmony the city maintains amid its varied religions. Many beaches with the charm of the sun, sand and sea tempt millions of people to come to Mumbai.

Gateway of India, Marine Drive, Mani Bhawan, Prince of Wales Museum as well as Dhobi Ghat and Crawford market are the main attractions of the city.

Hotels In New Mumbai

• Hotel In Central City
  
  
  • Taj Mahal
  • Taj President
  • Ambassador
  • Fariyas Group
  • Heritage Hotels
  • Godwin Hotels
  
  
• Hotels Near To Airport
  
  
  • Hotel J W Marriott
  • Hotel The Leela Palace
  • The Intercontinental
  • Peninsula Grand
  • Juhu Plaza
  • Orchid Airport Hotel
  • Sahara Star
  • Sun N Sand
  • Sea Princes
  • The Emerald

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