Flights to Delhi - Discover New Delhi after it's Facelift

New Delhi, the capital state of India, boasts of a colourful mix of culture and consumerism. Delhi is home to India’s finest market places and has numerous exponentially growing satellite towns like Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurgaon and Faridabad which makes the capital region a traveller’s delight. On the other hand, in parts of Old Delhi, a traveller can feel the raw pulse of India with busy market places and heritage monuments which provides the necessary balance required to complete a trip. In short, Delhi isa beautiful alloy of old world and new urbane, which makes it one of the top tourist destinations. Add to it, the various options of booking cheap flights to Delhi from almost all major airports of the world and you have an ever growing population willing to have a taste of the city.

Right from the moment you land at the magnificent T3 terminal of the Indira Gandhi Airport, you be ginto understand the scale of the city. Indian artworks of various hues and sizes greet you in the lobby of the airport and make you frame a mental contour of the heritage of India. There are many hotels in the vicinity of the airport (budget and premium), but you should get a booking done in advance because unlike other tourist destinations, there is no on and off season in Delhi. There is a beeline of touristsacross all 12 months and getting a booking in advance is critical.

Once in Delhi, you can start your day with a trip to Delhi Hat, which is a composite pavilion of all statesin the country. Delhi Hat gives you a varied option to shop for the various artifacts made in India from different states as well as to indulge in gastronomic delight. The cuisine available at Delhi Hat is the bestrepresentative of the culinary expertise India has and the richness in cuisine which is at display, bothfrom North India and South India, is an experience worth it’s money. After you are through with Delhi Hat, there is Safdarjung tomb, which is a heritage monument very closeto Delhi Hat. Such is the magnificence of the structure that even American Premier, Barrack Obama could not resist visiting it on his trip to India in 2010. It is a Mughal structure which was built in the lastdays of the Mughal Empire in India.So grab a seat on one of the many flights to Delhi and savour the city known for it’s warmth and boisterousness.