Delhi Budget Tour by Car

Capital City Delhi is the third largest city in India with a population of 17 million. The vast urban sprawl of contemporary Delhi is the result of it having a strategic location. Therefore the city had been given a focal position in the history of India. Its 16th and 17th-century Mughal-built edifices and the grand Colonial mansions built in the 1930s and also the 12th-century ruins have created an interesting contrast to cherish. The modern-day city has denim-clad youth rubbing shoulders with robed sadhus, a bullock cart traveling alongside chic luxury cars. People coming to Delhi to work and to settle down including the refugees have accumulated in the roots of the city and the result is a fascinating diversity. From history to nightlife, shopping to gourmet, Delhi offers a fine blend of everything.

Vijay Chowk can be reckoned as the vantage point for the city, the area is ideal to linger and witness tourist attractions like Raj buildings grouped on Raisina Hills. The north of the city is the magnificent Jama Masjid and Lal Quila with labyrinthine busy lanes. To the southeast, the marvels of the middle quarter such as Nizamuddin Dargah, Humayun's Tomb, and Purana Qila can be designated the best places to visit in Delhi. The south with Mehrauli area has a splendid cluster of monuments built in the 12th and 13th centuries but these are amongst the few attractions in Delhi.

Enjoy the top attractions of Delhi sightseeing with an astounding package of Delhi tour by car. Delhi has a lot to offer from pilgrim spots to heritage monuments, shopping hubs to art museums. Delhi is also famous among tourists for seasonal fairs and festivals. Durga Puja in Pandals of Delhi, International trade fairs, Dilli haat shopping bonanza, and republic day parade are some special events for which you can rent a car and roam around Delhi.

A holiday in Delhi cannot be determined completely without shopping, the city is immensely popular for its shopping arcades and Chandani Chowk tops the list followed by Karol Bagh, Lajpat Nagar, Sarojini Nagar, Tilak Nagar, Rajouri Garden, and GK markets. Both old and new markets co-exist happily and that is what makes Delhi a fine business ground. Along with sightseeing places in the city, food also offers Delhi prominent recognition amongst both locals and travelers. The city boasts multi-cuisine restaurants, street food, and fancy lounges and bars.