what are the best places to visite in Bombay n New Delhi?

Question

I will be visiting India soon I'm not going thru a travel agency, I'll be on bussiness n thought to have some free times so i will profit those moment to visite some places.

Answer 1

Well that’s not Bombay now the city is now known as Mumbai and New Delhi is just a region in Delhi.

You can visit places like Qutab Minar, India Gate, Akshardham Temple, Birla Temple, Lotus Temple, Chhattarpur Temple, Asola Wildlife Century, Tughlaqabad Fort, Sultanpur Bird Century, Connaught Place, Khan Market, Lodhi Fort, Humayun Tomb, President House, Parliament House, Supreme Court, High Court, Safdarjang Fort, India Gate and Delhi Metro Rail in New Delhi.

In Old Delhi you can visit places like Chandni Chowk, Jama Masque and Red Fort and suburbs like Gurgaon and Noida

I don’t know much about Mumbai because I haven’t been there but you can visit places like Gateway of India, Mumbai CST, Elephanta Caves, High Court, Beaches and many more happening places in both the cities like malls and museums.

Answer 2

Depends on your interests. For Monuments check out Humayun's tomb, Qutub Minar, the Red Fort, Jama Masjid in Delhi. In Mumbai, the best monuments are at places which you would least think of visiting...the Victoria Terminus, the High Court and the area around. If you have time, take a trip off the mainland of Mumbai and go see the Elephanta Caves.

For food, Karim's near Jama Masjid in Delhi is an experience. Its also well known so should not be hard to find. Otherwise check out the Paharganj area which is a backpackers paradise and most of the restaurants serve very good food. Sam's cafe, Momo cave are some suggestions. If you like Tibetan food, you can go to this place called Majnu ka Tilla. There is a Tibetan colony with a lot of flourishing Tibetan restaurants.
I can't help you much with food in Mumbai. I haven't been there long enough, sorry.

Have a nice trip.

Answer 3

Delhi is the capital city of India also called New Delhi and domestically Dilli. Delhi is the main birth place for international tourists and you can be certainly one of this tourist; take a peek with hotelbye . Among the places many visited in Delhi may be the Bahai Temple. That Temple is based atop the Kalkaji Hill and additionally it is known as "The Lotus Temple" because exclusive lotus formed design in marble. Bahai Temple was integrated 1987 by the fans of Bahai faith. The Temple signifies the purity and equality of most religions. Yet another place to go to in Delhi is Gandhi Smiriti. In that memorial are displayed: pictures, statues, paintings, frescos, inscriptions on stones and relics pertaining to the years Mahatma Gandhi spent here. The meagre particular effects of Gandhiji too are cautiously preserved.

Answer 4

In Delhi, I will definitely recommend Akshardham (http://www.akshardham.com/index.htm) temple. It's an amazing monument. You may give the exhibitions (hall of values, movie, and boat ride) a miss but don't miss the musical fountain.

As for the historical monuments: Red Fort, Qutub Minar are quite famous but there is nothing much left in Red Fort now and you can't go up on Qutub Minar (it was closed, I think in 1979, after many school children died in an accident). There is a light and sound show in the Red Fort in the evening (I haven't seen it but it is supposed to be "not bad").

India Gate and surrounding area (Rashtrapati Bhavan and Parliament, which you can only see from outside) are worth visiting once.

Lotus Temple is quite popular but apart from it's architecture/shape there is nothing else.

For markets and food, Connaught Place (CP) is a good place to spend some time. Gurgaon and Noida are famous for India's new found mall mania.

Answer 5

Delhi :

Red Fort; Friday Mosque -Jama Masjid; silver street of Chandni Chowk; Raj Ghat - the cremation site of Mahatma Gandhi; The Hindu temple - Birla Mandir; India Gate & Rajpath; Rashtrapati Bhawan – the President's House; Humayun’s Tomb; Qutab Minar - a 73m high victory tower and the Bahai Temple – beautifully shaped to resemble a lotus flower

Mumbai :

The Gateway of India - a grand ceremonial arch built to commemorate the visit of King George IV; Mani Bhavan - where the father of our Nation resided for 15 years; the Marine drive; the Prince of Wales museum - considered one of the best museums in the country; the Hanging gardens & Victoria Railway Station.

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Answer 6

Dear Sir,
Welcome to Delhi, when you come in delhi, visit following places:
1) Delhi Hyatt, a very good place where you can enjoy food of different cities, purchase very good handloom etc.(Near to All India Institute of Medical Science,AIIMS)
2)India Gate, evening of this place alaways memorable,
3) Travel in Delhi Metro(Make one day unlimited travel Pass)
4) In Delhi, their is number of Markets also etc.

Answer 7

In Delhi check out the blues bar at conought circus its best place for a drink. India gate is a must, best at sunset. Best curry at Taj palace hotel (not cheap though). Pakora revloving resteraunt near connought is good too, food not that good though.

Answer 8

well never been to Delhi.. but i recommend a ferry trip to elephanta island, you can get these ferries at the gate way of India,, going out by the minute,, i loved it,..GO

Answer 9

IN DELHI I LIKE TO VISIT INDIA GATE, LAL KILA, ASSUMENT PARK.