7 Historical Places In Delhi You Must Visit on Independence day

Historical Places In Delhi offer a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage and architectural marvels of the city. Exploring these sites can provide a deeper understanding of Delhi's history and significance in shaping India's past. 

Qutub Complex  is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the tallest brick tower in the world,  an iconic tower full of an architectural marvel of the ancient. 

The India Gate is a red sandstone monument inspired by Paris' Arc De Triomphe, offers detailed designs and is a popular tourist and local area.

Lotus Temple is a must-visit in the capital, designed by Canadian architect Fariborz Sahba in 1986. It resembles a lotus flower with 27 marble-clad petals and nine ponds and gardens.

Jantar Mantar    An iconic astronomical site in New Delhi, was founded by Maharaja Jai Singh II in the 18th century, , the complex consists of 13 architectural astronomy instruments.

 Rashtrapati Bhawan   India's President's residence, is open to public guided tours, offering visitors to appreciate its intricate details and historical significance.

Mehrauli Archaeological Park located near Qutub Complex in New Delhi, houses over 100 historic monuments, including Balban's tomb and Jamali Kamali Mosque, offering visitors a rich history exploration.