Delhi Is A Shoppersâ Delight- Delhi is the National Capital of India
Written by Adolf Jamie
Delhi is the National Capital of India, having the Country’s Parliament functioning there and the residence of the President of India Rashtrapathi Bhavan is located there and most of the big business houses have their Headquarters in this City. It had been the Capital of the country’s rulers such as Mughal kings in earlier days, British Government followed suit with its Viceroy placed here and Independent India continues to operate its country’s affairs from this place, although it is not the mid point of the vast country. More reasons are there for such a choice of HQ of India, which may include its closeness to spots of importance carrying mythological references, approachability to summer time abodes and sacred places of worship located in Himachal Pradesh thereby making this National capital territory inviting every traveler to plan holidays of leisure or tours of learning, in a Delhi tour.
One of the seven wonders of the World, Taj Mahal is situated at Agra hardly 206 km from Delhi as well as the magnificent Palaces and Forts of Rajasthan situated at Jaipur which is 258 km away, both coming under Delhi tourism, as these three cities are often referred as Golden Triangle.
Delhi is a place of delight for shoppers too and shopping at Delhi markets is another enjoyable feature for the members of Delhi tour, whilst the products of any type, any range or for that matter any budget will be available here in its various markets, but the shopper must be sure to bargain well for getting value for money, while the following markets are worth mentioning:
• Old Delhi Shopping areas
• Connaught Place Shopping
• Palika Bazaar
• Janpath
• Baba Karak Singh Marg
• Paharganj
• Karol Bagh
• Kamla Nagar
• Tebetan Market
• South Extension
• Ansal Plaza
• Greater Kailash
• Saket
• Khan Market
• Sarojini Nagar
• INA Market
• Nehru Place
• Lajpat Nagar
• Houz Khas
• Vasant vihar
• Dilli Haatr
Each market has its own specialty and the visitor should target the markets for one’s particular requirement during Delhi tour, some markets being famous for some items, such as , Nehru place for Electronic items, INA Market for fresh fish, meat and vegetables, South extension for sophisticated textile products etc.
All celebrated Travel agencies organize Delhi tours, which are designed for sight seeing and entertainment within the City, besides taking the tourists to many places entertainment such as newly established Malls in Noida and Gurgaon and they also offer various Delhi tour packages for touring nearby destinations such as Agra, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Amritsar, Haridhwar, Manali, Shimla etc., whilst all these packages of Delhi tourism can easily be booked online in the Travel Agents’ Web portals.
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