Introduction:
Delhi is a city with its long legendry past, which goes back to 2000 years
and now turned into the top metropolis of the world with fast cars zipping
on roads and splendidly built malls reflects its modern look. The capital
of India has unique things for unique people. It is also called the political
city of India. The places of interest range from the ruins of seven historical
cities came up and then again destroyed to the monuments, which certified
its importance as a hub of commercial activities and governance. Here you
get to see the diversity of Indian culture, as it is a home of the migrated
people who came from different parts of the country.
History: Ruins of seven cities confirm the evolutions and disintegrations
of numerous kingdom sprang up, from Rajputs to Mughals and lastly to the
Britishers. Historians have traced the existence of habituations dated back
to 1BC and the Hindu epic Mahabharata has verified this. The Rajputs laid
the foundation of modern Delhi in 736 AD. In 1199 AD, the Chauhans expanded
their territory and merged it into their settlements. In 1290, Ala-Ud-Khilaji
integrated Delhi into his kingdom. Delhi faced a set back in 1398 AD when
the Mangolian army led by Timur invaded and plundered it. In the 15th century,
the Mughal Empire took over Delhi, which later on divided between the local
chieftains and Marathas. Lastly, the British removed the last ruler of Mughals
in 1803 and brought it British India Company.
Excursions : Around Delhi, innumerable sights exist that require to
be visited as these gives insight of capital past and various cultures shifted
to India with people. Agra is a famous place across the world for its magnificent
human creation on earth, Taj Mahal. The city of Agra is located on the west
bank of the river Yamuna. Apart from Taj Mahal city has other monuments,
which include famous Jama Masjid, Diwan-I-Am and Jehagir's Palace. In the
west direction of Delhi Pink City Jaipur, capital of Rajasthan has some
unbelievable places to visit. Jaipur shows a perfect blend various culture
and colors. Mathura is particularly popular among people for its highly
embellished temples and other sacred places.
Travel
information: The best time to visit the capital of India is from November
to March when there is no humidity and in contrast cool environment accompanied
with sunny days. Obliviously, people coming here do not get to face any
problem of transportation. The rich heritage of capital, ancient monuments,
and religious places interpret the glorious past of the city. Get mingle
with the city's Mughals past by paying a visit to Old Delhi where you find
crowded streets and flavors of traditional Indian cuisines. On the contrary
New Delhi offers view of open green spaces with tall buildings that serve
as offices of big business houses.