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Delhi Travel Guide

Delhi's major tourist sites are predominantly found in Old Delhi. and in the vicinity of New Delhi's Connaught Pl. Shuttling between attractions is quickest on Sunday, when there's less traffic. Not that many sites are shut on Monday and that US dollsr admission charges are payable in rupees equivalent.

Old Delhi

The old walled city of Shahjahanabad spreads west from the Red Fort and was at one time surrounded by a sturdy defensive wall, only fragments of which now exits. Your Delhi escort will happy to escort you for a tour here. The Kashmiri Gate, at the northern end of the walled city, was the scene of desperate fighting when the British retook Delhi during the 1857 Indian Uprising. West of here, is the British-erected Mutiny Memorial, dedicated to the soldiers who died during the Uprising. Near the monument is an Ashoka Pillar; like the one in Firoz Shah Kotla; it was brought here by Firoz Shah.

Red Fort (Lal Qila)

The sandstone walls of Red Fort extend for 2km and vary in height from 18m on the riverside to 33m on the city side. This attractiion is a favourite amongst Delhi Escorts.

Lahore Gate

The fort’s main gate takes its name from the fact that it faces towards Lahore, now in Pakistan. You enter the fort through here and immediately find yourself in the vaulted arcade known as the Chatta Chowk (Coverd Bazaar). The arcade of shops here once sold items that the royal household might have fancied- silks, jewellery and gold.

The arcade leads to Naubat Khan (Drum House), where musicians used to play for the emperor. There’s an Indian war Memorial Museum. The open courtyard beyond the Drum House formerly had galleries along either side, but these were removed by the British army when the fort was used as its headquarters, other reminders of the British presence are the monumentally ugly, three storey barrack blocks that are situated to the north of this courtyard.

Diwan-I am

The Hall of public Audience was where the emperor would sit to hear complaints or disputes from his subjects. His alcove in the wall was marble paneled and set with precious stones, many of which were looted following the 1857 uprising.

This elegant hall was restored following a directive from Lord Curzon, the viceroy of India between 1898 and 1905. 

Diwan I Khas the Hall of Private Audience, which is constructed of white marble, was the luxurious chamber where the emperor would hold private meetings. The centre- piece (until the Persian invader Nadir Shah carted it off to Iran in 1739) was the magnificent solid- gold and jewel – studded peacock throne. Allow your Delhi Escort to show you more wonders of Delhi!