Delhi Attractions

New Delhi is the capital of India and it is a city with a surprising number of beautiful parks and tree filled green areas. Delhi offers a multitude of interesting places and attractions to the visitor, so much so that it becomes difficult to decide from where to begin exploring the city. In Old Delhi, attractions like mosques, forts, and other monuments that depict India's Muslim history.

Ansal Plaza
Situated in the very heart of South Delhi, in HUDCO Place Integrated Urban Complex, Ansal Plaza offers you the convenience of being located in one of the most easily accessible parts of the city. And with South Delhi rapidly emerging as the new commercial hub of the capital, you will also have the strategic advantage of being based in the thriving nucleus of all commercial activity. Ansal Plaza is an opportunity to be in the right place at all times. In addition to prime locational value, the premises surrounding Ansal Plaza also offer various attractive features.

Ansal Plaza is big fully airconditioned shopping complex at South Delhi. Here all branded shops,from clothes to electronics shops. Wanna get Indian music or any music CD etc,one place to shop is "Music world",its big shop over there.Must Must visit shop.

Delhi Haat
In the hub of South Delhi lies Dilli Haat. The place which has been developed by the Tourist Dept. of Delhi, to enhance the craftmanship of our country. This gives them a platform to show their skilled work and launch themselves from here. As the area is filled by tourists who would not miss the sight in the evening which is lovely. One can get goods at a very nominal price. The place has great food stalls with cuisine from different tates of India, making it a place for everyone.

There are sixty-two stalls selling handicrafts of varied kinds from all over the country. The stalls are allotted for two weeks each on a rotational basis, thus aiming at giving opportunity to the maximum number of craftsmen to exhibit their ware and also ensures that visitors buy authentic pieces at prices that are not exorbitant due to high maintenance. The exhibition hall facing the shops holds shows promoting handicrafts and handlooms, in line with the government policy of promoting and preserving the traditional heritage.

The Haat presents a synthesis of craft, food and cultural activities. Items range from kantha saris to intricate rose wood and sandalwood carvings. One may also find beautiful footwear made of camel hide and also handloom fabrics and drapery. A touch of opulence is added with the vast treasure house of gems and bead ornaments. Live demonstration by potters and artisans is also given.

The open-air stage is the focal point for holding special music, dance and other programmes of different states. An entirely new vista opens up and the scene changes dramatically as models draped in traditional fabrics walk down the ramp in special shows. The whole set-up and the sheer variety of items on display make a visit to Dilli Haat an attractive proposition for one and all.

Musical Fountain
Delhi Tourism's musical fountain at Ajmal Khan Park is spread over an area of five acres and provides a refreshing getaway from the bustle of the city.The scintillating lights synchronised with music, and the cascading water turn this complex into a quiet haven, particularly during the heat of summer.If you are travelling with kids or just want to enjoy a pleasant evening with your partner, then pay a visit to the Musical Fountain at Ajmal Khan Park This is spread over an area of five acres and provides a refreshing getaway from the bustle of the city. The musical fountain is in operation for two hours every day after sunset except on Tuesday

Sound And Light Show
The historic Purana Qila which dates back to periods of anarchy, and the rise and fall of empires is the venue for the spectacular sound and light show which brings alive the history of the capital. The audience is transported centuries back in time to witness Draupadi being reduced to a dasi of Hastinapur, the gallant Prithviraj Chauhan galloping away with the beauteous Samyogita, Sher Shah Suri being blown to bits by misfired cannon, the clash of a sword wielded by the legendary Razia Sultan, Humanyun tragically tumbling down the steps of his library, Bahadur Shah Zafar surrendering to the British.