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The Red Fort was built in 1648 by the fifth Mughal Empire Shah Jahan. Red Fort was completely constructed by red stones because of its name is Red Fort.

This fort represents the creativity of Mughal ruler Shah Jahan. This fort was built according to Muslim traditions.

In Red Fort, we can see a replica of the Muslim palace, along with the image of Persian traditions also.

Interesting facts about Red Fort

1. The Red Fort was first known as “Qila-i-Mubarak”.
2. It took about 10 years to give shape and beauty to the Red Fort
3. The country’s precious Kohinoor diamond was a part of the throne of Shahjahan who ruled the country from the Red Fort, which was later acquired by the British.
4. The main architect of this memorial was Ustad Ahmad and Ustad Hamid, who gave the entire fort such a beautiful and strong one.
5. One of the two main doors of the fort was given the name ‘Lahore Gate’, the front of this gate was towards Lahore and at that time Pakistan and India was one country.
6. Seeing the height, the fort’s shape looks similar to the octahedron.
7. From the Independence Day till today, the Prime Minister of the country addresses the people of the country every year from the Red Fort.
8. Bahadur Shah Zafar was the last Mughal ruler to rule from the Red Fort, which later the British government had also convicted of treason
9. Red Fort in 2007 has also been declared UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Important Information about Red Fort:-

Red Fort Delhi Timings

Tuesday to Sunday: – 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM

Monday Closed

Red Fort Delhi Entry Fee

• For Indians Rs. 35 per person
• For Foreign Tourists Rs 500 per person
• For Video Camera Rs. 25

Red Fort Delhi Light and Sound fee

• For adults Rs. 80 per person on weekends
• For children Rs. 30 per person on weekends
• For adults Rs. 60 per person on weekdays
• For children Rs. 20 per person on weekdays

Parking:  Rs. 10/- Per Hour

Photography Charges: INR Rs 20

Nearest railroad terminal: Old Delhi Railway Station

Nearest Railway Station: Chandni Chowk

Time needed for sightseeing: Approximately two hours

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The golden triangle is a visit to Delhi, Agra and Jaipur combine finest of the experiences of North India travel. It offers a peep inside the old era of royalty and majestic charms, the city of Jaipur unfolds awe stirring palaces that made Jaipur world famed.

The national capital, Delhi intrigues all with a number of stirring historic places, impressive markets, a trendy nightlife, and fine art scene. Agra is the city that splendidly catches all eyes with its world-famed architecture.

Sightseeing Attractions in the Cities of Golden Triangle Tour:

Delhi-

The national capital of the country, a key part of all the North India tour packages, Delhi is the leading city you will encounter on your visit to golden triangle tour 4 nights 5 days. On a sightseeing tour to Delhi, one first visits the spectacular red sandstone building- Red Fort. This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site which hosts the celebrations of India’s Independence Day. There is the largest mosque in India- Jama Masjid and then a shopping spree at Chandini Chowk- one of the earliest market selling gorgeous saris and silver jewellery. Some more places to visit-

• Parliament House
• A war memorial- India Gate
• One of the tallest minarets in the whole of the world- Qutub Minar

Now you move to Jaipur a Pink City after spending your 2 days here in Delhi.

Jaipur-

Jaipur is the capital of Indian state of Rajasthan and has the history of being the princely state of royalty. The city ruled by famous warrior clans such as Rajputs and Marathas and has numerous gems of architecture. When on a golden triangle tour, one must visit this city in order to discover the extravagance that pervaded during King’s rule. The sightseeing on golden triangle tour to this city will take you to impressive works of Mughal and Rajputana architecture comprising, Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, and City Palace. The city is well known for its colourful bazaars. From here you move to Agra and send rest of 2 days here.

Agra-

The monument Taj Mahal is the greatest crowd puller for Agra. This great city is decked with several enchanting places dating back to the Mughal eras out of these the Taj Mahal is the most celebrated one. This white marble mausoleum was established to commemorate love of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan and his wife. There is Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri to visit and tour completes here.

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The 50 lifelike wax figures include numerous international and national celebrities like sports celebrities Mary Kom, Sachin Tendulkar, Milkha Singh and Lionel Messi and Bollywood top celebrities like Madhuri Dixit Nene & Amitabh Bachchan, and political leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi, PM Narendra Modi. Given the fame of the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, this is a much-awaited attraction for the Capital.

This heritage building of Regal Cinema, which was closed earlier this year to make way for this international attraction, the two-storeyed exhibition has been specifically designed it’s structured to keep Indians in mind. Enter, and you will be greeted by cricketers Brian Lara and Sachin Tendulkar, Together with actor Richard Gere. Welcome here and put your hearts with your favorite celebrities.

The other sections are divided into history, sports, bhangra, songs and eventually, part of Bollywood and Hollywood celebrities. However, the display isn’t solely visual. There are interactive channels, where people can find out more about the wax model and can play some games. For example, while presenting with Marilyn Monroe, you can try out wigs fitting her hair and also get yourself clicked before a vanity mirror placed directly behind. Similarly, while checking out Milkha Singh’s wax version, you are able to play baseball or practice some shots as though you were there around the field together with him. Assuming that the museum is available to all, the building has been created handicap-friendly along with practical elevators installed for all floors.

Opening Time of Madame Tussauds, Wax Museum Delhi

Timing: 10AM- 6PM

Tickets Price of Madame Tussauds, Wax Museum Delhi

Adult Rs. 480.00, Kids (Age 3-11) Rs. 380.00

V.I.P. TICKET

Child (3-12 years) Rs. 1,100 , Adult (12+) Rs. 1,400

GROUP ADMISSION (15+ PEOPLE)

Child (3-11) Rs. 532, Adult (12+) Rs.672

Book you ticket from Official Site

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Madame Tussauds Wax Museum Address

44, Regal Building, Connaught Circus, Hanuman Road Area, Connaught Place, New Delhi, Delhi 110001

Nearest Mertro Station of Madame Tussauds Wax Museum

Rajiv Chowk Metro Station

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The National Science Museum in New Delhi was established in 1992. It’s is located on Bhairon Street nearby Pragati Maidan’s Gate No 1. The museum is a unit of the National Council of Science Museums (NCSM). Purana Qila, Delhi Zoo, India gate and Supreme Court of India are also situated near the national science museum in Delhi.

The National Science museum building consists of eight floors and it is one of the biggest science exhibition halls in the world. The repository houses displayed on themes Architecture, History and Science. An ideal place for the Science enthusiasts, it has many sections and galleries that are must see for everyone, especially the school children and younger enthusiasts. Need one Full day to go through this children’s heaven.
A few of its sections are include dinosaurs, heritage gallery and biology gallery, Technology section and the historical Indian science, fun science library, A section on Vedic Ayurveda and Mathematics, a DNA Knowledge section also.
Also, present energy ball viewed at the entrance of National science museum and a fun-filled multi-media gallery that’s only one of its types in the country.

National Science Museum’s some important Science Exhibition Galleries-

1. Our Science and Technology Heritage Gallery
2. Information Revolution Gallery
3. Human Biology Gallery
4. Pre-historic gallery
5. Fun Science Gallery
6. Gallery of Emerging Technology
7. Water: The Elixir of Life

The National Science Museum is playing a very important role in the creation of great science scholars. It is a commendable work to increase the passion for science in the younger generation. The museum is a very attractive place, which tells the rules of science in the most interesting way. The scientific expeditions and achievements of the Center will make you so surprised that, you will actually think that if this is the science then why am I so hateful of it?

Important information:-

The timing of National Science Museum:

10 AM To 5 Pm (Expect Holi and Diwali festivals)

Nearest Metro Station of National Science Museum:-

Pragati Maidan Metro Station (Blue Line)

Ticket price:

General – Rs. 40 per head; Students (Organized School Group) – Rs. 20 per head
3D Film Ticket: for adults Rs. 25 per head and for children Rs. 20 per head
SDL/Taramandal Entry Ticket price: Rs. 10 per head

Parking Charge in museum:-

Rs. 30 for 4 Wheeler and Rs. 15 for 2 Wheeler

Bus stands Near Science Museum names:

Pragati Maidan
Science Museum bus routes: 344, 355, 374, 393, 871, 980, 355A, 355-1, GL-32,

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Functioning under the Ministry of Culture, it is located on Maulana Azad Road near Janpath and houses all types of artworks like those from the ancient times to the present times.

History of National Museum

It all started out with an exhibition of Indian artifacts placed at London in the year 1947-1948. Curators of the exhibition that was conducted at the Royal Academy, London made a decision to set up a show of all exhibits once in India before the unique collections were returned to their respective museums.

After a positive response, the same collections were shown at the Delhi’s Rashtrapathi Bhavan. The exhibition enticed so many authorities that it was decided to establish National Museum of arts in Delhi. Thus, the National Museum came into being the same year and was opened by the then governor of India Chakravarti Rajagopalachari. However, the current museum building was completed in 1960, and thereafter it was open to the public.

Currently, more than two million Indian and foreign origin artifacts are exhibited in the museum. It includes bronze and terracotta displays that date back to 2700 BC, sculptures made of wood from Mauryan era, artifacts from Gupta period, art pieces from the Vijayanagar of South India, Indus Valley Civilization, Gandharva period, Mughal Era  and more.

Also, present in the national museum is another Buddhist artwork section which includes many antiques of Lord Buddha, unearthed and found in Basti district of Uttar Pradesh.

Some more interesting displays include the dancing statue from Mohenjodaro, miniature art pieces, mural paintings, costumes, musical instruments, tribal arts and jewellery, weapons and some very exciting memorials autographed by the popular Mughal emperor Jahangir.

Important Information

Timing of the National Museum: – 10 am to 6 pm

Entry Fees of National Museum

The Adult Ticket              Rs. 20/-

Foreigners Ticket             Rs. 650/- (including Audio Guide)

For Students      Upto 12th  class have free entry ticket (with I-cards)

Photography Charge         Free

Nearest Metro Station of National Museum:

Udyog Bhawan and Central Secretariat

Bus Rote of National Museum:

047, 156, 181, 346, 408, 410, 430, 435, 440, 443, 456, 459, 470, 481, 490, 530, 580, 970, 973 and 984

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How to Reach Railway Museum

Nearest Metro Station of Railway Museum is Race Course.
You can also use the DTC bus, which drops you at Chanakyapuri bus stop

Railway Museum Ticket Price

The entry tickets are 20 rs per head
Toy Train Ride          Wednesday and Friday 2.00 PM to  3.00 PM – Rs. 100
Diesel Simulator        Tuesday 11:30 AM to 01:30 PM  – Rs. 150
Steam Simulator        Thursday 11:30 AM to 01:30 PM  – RS. 100
Coach Simulator        Saturday and Sunday 11:30 AM to 01:30 PM  – Rs. 200

Rail Museum Delhi Timings

Opening Time of Railway Museum is: 10 AM to 5 PM
Monday Closed 

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1. Delhi Cantonment

That is usually called the Delhi Cantt, which was established by the British-Indian army. The whole place looks like a small forest which surrounded by lush green trees. It is said that a woman wearing a white cloth seeks a lift from passing cars. If you don’t stop, the woman runs as fast as the car itself and it’s difficult to escape. A lot of people have claimed to have seen her. However, till date, there are no reports of any harm caused to any person. People say maybe it is the soul of a woman traveler who died in the same area.

2. Feroz Shah Kotla Fort

It was built by Feroz Shah Tughlaq in 1354 which has now turned into ruins. According to people, burning candles and incense sticks are found here every Thursday. And then, the very next day bowl with milk and raw grain is found in some parts of the fort, because of this the fort is now considered a ghost fort.

3. Khooni Nadi, Rohini

The area around Khooni nadi in Rohini is a quiet and deserted area, very few people come here. No one goes nearby the river because it is believed that dead bodies are found nearby the river. Murder, accident, suicide whatever the reason, it is common to see dead bodies along the river bank. That’s the reason it’s becoming one of the most haunted places in Delhi.

4. Mutiny House, Kashmiri Gate

This monument was built by the British in the memory of the soldiers who were killed in the 1857 mutiny. The memories and shadows still remain around the building. Therefore, it is considered a haunted place.

Bhuli Bhatiyari ka Mahal

The palace was once the hunting ground used to by the Tughlaq dynasty. The palace is called “Bhuli Bhatiyari “after the name of a woman who took care of the property and she is still believed to be living there. In the night, no one dares to go here. Usually, peculiar voices come from here that make this a scary place.

Sanjay Van

Spreads over a 10 km area, Sanjay van is a dense forest where people claimed to have seen children’s souls, often found playing there and then disappear into the darkness of the forest.

Karbala Graveyard

This graveyard is as haunting as its name, local people have witnessed some shadows and their activities just like haunting scenes in a horror movie.

Jamali Kamali Tomb & Mosque

This Mosque located in Mehrauli. Here is a graveyard of 16th century Sufi Sant Jamali Kamali. People believe that there is a presence of jinn here. Many people have scary experiences here.

Khuni Darwaza

Here, the three sons of Bahadur Shah Zafar were killed by the British. Till today, all three princes’ shadows are present in this area.

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This Valentine, celebrate love with your partner in that place which is different, compact and intimate. Places where you’ll spend your time – talking with each other, laughing, eating and making each other happy. Away from the jazzy, costly and extraordinary places, this time go simple place, unusual and let the talk with love. Here the List ofLow Price Romantic Restaurant in Delhi NCR for Couples.

1) Les Parisiennes

We know it’s a French theme store, but we also know that the attractive little café inside this store serve up delicious French food. Undoubtedly beautiful atmosphere with some privacy. You definitely will forget about the outside world and taste the Quiches, Tart tatin and Clafouti with your beautiful partner. Boys can give surprise their girlfriends by letting them shopping from the store. It’s a twice whammy at Les Parisiennes.

Cost for two person: Rs 1000
Address: 5 B, Dada Jungi House,Shahpur Jat, New Delhi

2) Caffe Tonino

Although this attractive restaurant is situated in the heart of the Delhi city, it’s comfortable for your pocket, different the original Tonino MG Road and Italian food serve here is as delicious. Sit near the window, get pleasure from the sunlight, drink your favorite wine and savour the tesdty Tiramisu. The large seating at Caffe Tonino provides you privacy also the Italian music in the background creates the true atmosphere for romance.

Cost for two person: Rs 1500-2000
Address: First Floor, PVR Plaza Building, H Block, Connaught Place, New Delhi

3) The Piano Man Garden Café

Give your girlfriend/boyfriend a surprise by taking him or her to The Piano Man Garden Café. Situated at Hamoni Golf Course, this restaurant is only one of its types. The al fresco seating overseeing the golf course makes a beautiful setting. You can play a game of golf, as you waiting for your food can order the Mustard Fish wrapped in Banana Leaf or a Chef’s special Pizza. The food here is as amazing as the sight. Enjoy the Jazz music and sitting below the tree.

Cost for two Person: Rs 1500-2000
Address: CK Farms, Next to ITM College, Caterpuri Road, Palam Vihar, Gurgaon

4) Mykonos

This may be not be a common place for a Romantic day, but the pure experience of meeting Anna, the friendly owner and taste her authentic Greek food, can create your date a unforgettable. The white and blue decoration coupled with traditional Greek music, will bring you to Greece. This stunning little place in Shahpur Jat serves up quality food in a homelike atmosphere. Have the Tzatziki or the Souvlaki with an in-house pita bread or Moussaka and delight your partner to a superb Greek meal.

Cost for two Person: Rs 1200
Address: 1-F, Shahpur Jat, New Delhi

5) The Pasta Bowl Company

This restaurant has all the best ingredients to make a small Italy for you and your love, place in the middle of a busy Gurgaon. Italian music, yummy Italian Food, and wall hangings with pasta on the plate, create this little restaurant a charming option. You can order for Tortelleni Puttanesca, Minestrone Soup, Panna Cotta , Cannelloni con crema, Tiramisu with Almond Biscotti or they also can make a pasta as per you like. Nestled in a multistoried building, Pasta Bowl company is a normal place, but with loads of strange flavours.

Cost for two person: Rs 1200
Address: GL 201, 2nd Floor, Cross Point Mall, DLF Phase 4, Gurgaon

Also Read :- 11 Best Romantic Places for Couples In Delhi

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Today is 1St January and peoples are looking for a rock-on party. New Year is a very special time where mostly people invite the New Year with open hearts. It is now time when all social butterflies are searching for a possibility to get wasted in an excellent way.

We have enlisted leading five locations to celebrate this New Year – it could be on New Year eve or for the complete new week days –partying hard, fellas!

Hauz Khas Village:

This place is decorated with vignettes of enjoyment and flavor. Yes, you not only enjoy delicious food here, but also explore several good hangouts for New Year party celebrations.

Connuaght Place:

Lot of places available in CP, New Delhi has advance ticket booking for New Year celebration eve on New Year day. Roam around those archaic lanes, classy and get pleasure from the decorations and fun-filled atmosphere.

Greater Kailash:

Enjoy luxury hotels and restaurants and international foods in New Delhi. Even many places offer discounts on drinks and food for those who would wish for to go on a binge!

Khan Market:

One of the costly high-end places in India, Khan Market comes alive with illuminations and celebrations on festival days. If you have some great New Year celebration ideas, don’t feel shy to attempt here!

Noida/Gurgaon:

For those person looking different the common Delhi style celebrations, hope into one of these places. Both Gurgaon and Noida are opening new ways for celebrations not only than just New Year but each and every festival. Many of the places offer free entries for New Year celebrations.

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