A hotel review of The Imperial in New Delhi

The eighth largest metropolis in the world and the second largest city in India is Delhi, the capital city. Delhi is a Union Territory controlled by the federal administration.

This quiet and romantic guesthouse is one of the best deals in New Delhi.

Advice, dos and don'ts and safety tips for Delhi, India.

Overview of 12 budget hotels located near the New Delhi Train Station

Juma Masjid of Delhi is the largest mosque in the world, which was built by the Mogul emperor Shahjahan in Sixteenth century. It has become the most vital spot for Muslims as the announcement of festival of Idd is done from here after the holy month of Ramzan.

Stray cattle in Delhi.

This old and most famous market of Delhi is really worth visiting to see the various types of goods sold here from pin to piano. I am sure one can get any item they want from this unique market of Delhi in India.

This parade takes place on Republic day of India on 26th January every year at the India Gate in New Delhi, the capital city of India. Viewing this parade can expose all the persons to the Indian civilization, social customs, and the military powers of India.

Humayun tomb is one of the most vital historical spots to be seen at New Delhi in India. Its design is very simillar to that of famous Tajmahal of Agra. This aspect is of tremendous interest to all the historians.

When it comes to food, Delhi is a perfect place to suit all budgets. There are plenty restaurants which serve the best food.

This journal entry documents three lost days in New Delhi and one good night at the Blue Star Cabaret.

New Delhi was declared as the location for 12th Men Hockey World Cup scheduled in 2010.

Delhi is a best place for tourists.

Delhi is full of historical monuments of old times. Qutub Minar is one such prime historical monument and tourists interested in history should not miss this spot, while visiting Delhi in India.

Red fort is one of the most important historical monument of the Mogul kingdom in Delhi in India. Its visit will really help all tourists, having interest in the history of India.

Delhi, the capital of India is known as a historical attraction. There is more to Delhi than deep history, writes Urvashi Singh.

Rashtrapati Bhavan is an official residence of the President of India since the Independence in the year 1947. The Mogul Garden situated all around it is one of the best gardens of India. The famous Republic day parade starts from here on 26th January every year.

A travel journal describing my experience in temperature extremes and the adventure of a hotel evacuation, and being forgotten.

Panipat is a place where three big wars were held in the past that changed the course of Indian history. It also is a holy place of pilgrimage situated at the shore of holy River Jamuna. Thousands of pilgrims visiti it every year.

"One day, Shiva was aroused to passion in a garden and dropped his semen on a lotus leaf. The semen found its way through the lotus stem to Paataal where Manasa was born"

A review of the IPL's Dehli Daredevils.

This rail transport museum is having many historical specimens regarding the stagewise development of railway in India. here is a brief write up on its visit.

India gate is a war monument and reminds all of us about the sacrifice of life given by the soldiers for their country. Here is a small write upon its history and importance.

Chandni Chowk is the "real India". You can see men doing backbreaking work, and buying and selling at a maniac pace. This is the everyday life of the common man, not the spruced up tourist attractions.

This story gives an idea of how trains are run in India and how difficult it is for passengers.

Rajdhani express is one of the prestigious trains of India and its journey is really the most memorable experience, if it is done in airconditioned first class particularly.

First Class passenger Paul Trinder dozed off next to an empty seat on a British Airways flight from New Delhi to London. When he awoke at 30,000 feet, he found himself seated next to the corpse of a 70 year old woman.

For the past week or so, the lead story in the Indian media has been the discovery of the remains of twenty-two children - between the ages of 14 and 20 - in a wide drain alongside the mansion of a rich businessman in a village on the outskirts of New Delhi.

Arundhati Roy, Booker Prize winning author once lived in Delhi slums, making a living by selling empty bottles. This biography is a look at her life, before and after the big award.