Why I Love Traveling So Much???

“Hanging out in the Mughal Garden is one experience you’ll cherish lifelong.” Have you heard about Mughal Garden, Delhi? This is one place I would suggest every Delhiites to visit, at least once. I had heard a lot about this historic garden, but have not been lucky enough to be there. One of the reasons is - the garden opens only for one month, during February-March, every year. This time too, plan was made and left redundant. But my wife was pretty determined, and we finally gave it a go on this Valentine’s Day.  A ‘scenic paradise’ amid chaotic Central Delhi Mughal Garden is nestled in the Central Delhi, about 3-4kms from Patel Chowk Metro station. This is a scenic, serene paradise amidst Delhi’s most extravagant corner. Yes, it is highly unlikely to expect such a beauty in an area filled with government buildings and glitzy guesthouses of rich politicians and businessmen. The park is right next to the President House and has a unique aura of calmness and bliss...

From buzzing street markets to captivating green parks and well-preserved historical sites to vibrant nightlife, the Indian capital has it all. And this diversity of things to do and see make millions to  flock here year round.  Delhi is actually a place that thrives on its diversity. Here, history coexists with modernism and old traditions coincides Western lifestyle, creating an atmosphere hard to match anywhere else. While there are plenty of fabulous tourist attractions, we have handpicked a few unmissable sites India's fascinating capital proudly boasts. Red Fort Almost every tourist arriving in Delhi pays homage to this mammoth structure dating back to the 16th century. Located in Old Delhi (Chandni Chauk being the nearest Metro Station), Red Fort attracts tourists for its stunning architectural beauty and grand historical significance. Inside the fort are many small monuments, neatly-manicured gardens and a museum that showcases many a...