Delhi Tour From Bangalore

TOUR OVERVIEW:

Centrally located near the banks of Yamuna, Delhi is the ‘Dil’ of India. It had been the capital during the British raj and still remains the Capital post Independence. It is the Political and Capital hub of the Indian Subcontinent and has the world’s second-largest Urban area. There have been a plethora of rulers ruling the throne of Delhi including the Pandavas, the Kiljis, the Tughlaqs, the Lodis, the Mughals, the British, and now the Republic of India. Those rulers have had the advantage of being able to rule the heart of India. Each of their decisions has directly or indirectly impacted the whole of the Country. From the World War I to Freedom fight of India, to the Indo-Pakistan war in 1971, Delhi has witnessed it all and displays it all. Declared as a Union Territory, Delhi houses number of museums displaying the life and works of various prominent leaders in the History of India. Within the vicinity of one another, Delhi has a wide range of museums from the most bizarre Sulabh International Museum of toilets, to International Dolls museum, to the museums of Important figures in the history of India Including Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi. Sushant travels through their Delhi tour packages from Bangalore provides you with an overview of our country’s history through a Bangalore to Delhi tour. 

BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN DELHI:

1. Akshardham Temple: This is s traditional temple of God Swaminarayan which has been recorded as the World’s Largest Comprehensive Hindu Temple in the Guinness World Record. This temple also includes various exhibitions displaying the thousands of years old history and culture of India.

2. Jantar Mantar: Maharaja Jai Singh II of Jaipur has had constructed Jantar Mantar at five places in India. The one at Delhi is included in it and was constructed in the first half of the 18^th century. Astrology and astronomy have always been an inseparable part of India’s heritage and Jantar Mantar promotes it in all of its gigantic glory.

3. Red Fort: Red Fort UNESCO World Heritage Site which was constructed in the early 17^th century. It is a construction made from red sandstone. This Fort with its fortified Red walls is a politically Important structure so much so that every Independence Day, the Prime Minister of the country hoists the Tricolour here. It is an excellent example of Mughal period architecture. Also, it includes structures like the Mumtaz Mahal, the Rang Mahal, etc.

4. India Gate: India Gate is an arch built in the memory of 70,000 Indian Soldiery who lost their lives while serving under the British Rule during the World War I. Below the arch, there is a Hat placed on a gun in remembrance of an imaginary immortal soldier which is the Amar Jawan Jyoti.

5. Raj Ghat: On the banks of Yamuna lies the memorials of various peoples, leaders who changed the History of India and will forever live in the hearts of people. Raj Ghat is a composition of Memorials of these people like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Lal Bahadur Shastri, Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, etc.

6. Sulabh International Museum of Toilets: This might one of the weirdest Museums you will ever come across. And as the name suggests, it truly is a museum of toilets. Built-in 1992, this Museum is the receiver of the Stockholm Water Prize. It showcases the growth of technology which is related to toilets, not only in India but in the world.

7. Indian Airforce Museum: Situated in New Delhi this is an Aviation museum showcasing various historic photographs, some personal weapons, uniforms, and other memorabilia of the Indian Force. It also showcases aircraft including some vintage aircraft.

8. National Rail Museum: Inaugurated in 1977, the National Rail Museum is a splendid and informational display on the development of Railway transport in India. It has a collection of a plethora of fire engines, electric locomotives, steam locomotive, private saloon built for royalty, etc.

9. National Philatelic Museum: Maintained by the Department of Post, this Museum displays postage stamps after the attainment of Indian Freedom. This Museum tells different stories of India through stamps.

10. The Garden Of Five Senses: Opened in February 2003, The Garden of Five Senses is a garden including solar energy park, Mughal gardens, herb gardens, bamboo courts, etc. As the name suggests, this beauty is built so as to stimulate all five of our senses through its natural surroundings.​

BOOK DELHI TOUR PACKAGES FROM BANGALORE:

As a citizen of India, it becomes necessary for us to understand the political and cultural history of our Nation. We can never be removed from the politics and Sushant Travels through our Delhi tour packages from Bangalore offers you to get an insight into the what, why and how of the various political decisions of our country. We at Sushant Travels bring to you not just a Delhi Holiday Trip from Bangalore, but an educational Bangalore to Delhi tour to bring you more close to understanding the India’s leaders, its system and witnessing its development – then be of India’s freedom fight or of International Toilets. However, the Delhi tour packages include not just visit of the museums, but also various historical monuments of India. Thus, we at Sushant Travels, through our Delhi tour packages from Bangalore, will make sure that the artist in you is as satisfied as to the patriotic in you. If you are an architect lover or a history lover or a patriot or even just a wanderer, Book now a 2 Nights, 3 Days Delhi Holiday Trip from Bangalore along with your family. Or you can take a look at our Delhi tour packages from Bangalore which are on offer by Sushant Travels.