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  The capital of India beholds in its lap, many architectural wonders and tourist spots that will give your summer a refreshing blast. Delhi is the hub of modernization and ancient culture coexisting beautifully.  You will never run out of  places to visit in Delhi in May  for a fun outing with friends or family. Delhi is a metropolitan city yet it has many places preserving the culture, tradition, and its long history. Summers here are a colossal affair and attract enormous crowds of tourists to relieve the old and new like never before. Delhi Weather In May Come April, Delhi gets hotter. Even in the month of May, the temperature soars to 40 degrees during the day while the minimum temperature is 27 degrees Celsius. While sightseeing during the day may not be a cool idea, you can always spend evenings in Delhi to your leisure. 7 Best Places To Visit In Delhi In May Here is a list of places that you should be on the top of your travel itinerary this May. India Gate R...

  We’ve all often heard stories from our grandparents about India’s independence and how they lived back then. I think these are our grandparent’s favorite stories of all times. When I hear their stories, I’m filled with an unparalleled sense of pride. These stories have always made me wonder if today’s generation could survive in similar conditions.   Delhi   has been the the epicenter of the nation's politics, economy and culture. It is one of the longest serving capitals and one of the oldest inhabited cities in the world. It all started in the Mughal era and went on till India became an independent Nation in 1947 after a long freedom struggle led largely by The Indian National Congress and its visionary leaders. History is alive and throbbing in Delhi! Delhi Then and Now   Delhi is a land of mixed cultures and has a strong historical background. Before independence, there was political turmoil in Delhi for over five centuries. It was ruled by ...

  A rich history coupled with a cosmopolitan character, Delhi presents the ideal blend of traditional and modern. This capital city is never short of enticing places to see and touristy engaging things to do. However, there are some also a number of lesser-known places offering unique experiences that are, often overlooked by locals as well as tourists. To help you discover these hidden gems, here is a list of 7 secret places in Delhi, waiting to be explored. 1. Jamali Kamali Mosque and Tomb Besides several famous monuments and World Heritage Sites, Delhi is home to a number of lesser known but fascinating structures. One such monument, the Jamali Kamali Mosque and Tomb, is a must see for its red sandstone mosque, beautifully adorned arches, walls inscribed with verseus from the Koran, and red and blue painted designs of the tomb. Situated in the Mehrauli Archaeological Complex, right next to the Qutub Minar, this anc...