New Delhi

India’s busy capital is flocked to by its visitors for its delicious Northern Indian and street food cuisine, historic colonial architecture, holy landmarks, and exciting popular tourist hot spots.

With its subtropical climate, most tourists travel to Delhi during the months of October to March for better weather conditions. Summer visits in June to August can be quite hot, while monsoon season usually occurs from June to September. Experience the rich culture and heritage of the city during major holidays like Republic Day in January, Independence Day in August and the famed Diwali festival around October or November.

Traveler’s will be treated to India’s rich heritage and exciting culture wherever they stay in the city. Be within walking distance from bustling markets and other delicious food spots at Chandni Chowk or Lajpat Nagar. Travelers looking to stay near historical landmarks can set up camp at the Old Delhi area of the city.