Delhi is an arresting canvas with shades of different cultures, rich heritages, flavorful food options and crazy street markets. The capital is an ideal destination for tourists because it offers a blend of old world charm and contemporary experiences. 

If you just have a few days to do Delhi darshan, and want to make the most of this opportunity, then these are top Tourist Attractions in Delhi that you must visit – 

1. Lotus Temple

The Lotus Temple is one of the most visited tourist attractions in the capital. Built by Iranian architect Fariboz Sahba, the white temple has nine sides formed by 27 Grecian marble petals and a central prayer hall. The Lotus Temple is sited on a 26-acre landscape with lush green park and nine ponds surrounding the temple. The Temple highlights the importance of prayer in one’s life, and is in line with the teachings of Bahai faith. 

2. Khan Market

Situated in the hustle-bustle and tony lanes of central Delhi, Khan Market is one of the most chic markets of the capital. Be it culinary delights, trendy boutique shops or vibrant atmosphere, Khan Market has it all! Established back in 1951 and named after Khan Abdul Jabbar Khan, the market was originally built to cater to the refugees of India’s partition, however, it was later turned into a premier dining and shopping centre. This market has got all big shot cafes of the capital including Smoke House Deli, La Bodega, Public Affair, Perch, and Town Hall. 

3. National War Memorial 

One of the major tourist attractions in Delhi is the National War Memorial which was built in February 25, 2019 and inaugurated by the hon’ble Prime Minister of India. The memorial is a must-visit for people who really wish to know the story of thousands of unsung heroes that laid their lives for the country’s independence. Situated inside the India Gate, the memorial in an open public space spread over 42 acres and holds the acts of sacrifice and bravery of many soldiers. 

4. Tughlaqabad Fort

If you belong from the history fan club, chances are that you have already heard of the Tughlaq dynasty which ruled the Indian peninsula during the 13^th century. The Tughlaqabad Fort is like an incomplete dream of a ruler with half-broken walls, broken arches, and large bastions. Today, you will experience the ruins of a fort which was once a whole city passionately built from scratch. This place also has mysterious tales about it, but we’d suggest you to visit and check it out yourself! 

5. Qutub Minar

It’s almost a sin to talk about Delhi and not mention Qutub Minar. The tall complex is a living testimony of Islamic rulers who established their ecosystem in the subcontinent during the 12^th century. The Qutub Mosque is a classical model of Islamic architecture that was built in 1311. The highest tower in India is a really a sight to behold, and an architectural masterpiece. 

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