Ambassador, New Delhi - IHCL SeleQtions

It is a beautiful park in the heart of one of the most populated metropolitan, Delhi. It flutters lush green with birds like black drongos, Indian tree pies, mynahs, and red-vented bulbul. This park also has a fully functional outdoor gym and a playground and is one of the perfect spots for a picnic and outing with family. Inside Lodhi Garden, you'll find a beautiful Rose garden and two tombs of the previous rulers Mohammed Shah Sayyid and Sikander Lodi, not only that there is a Mosque...

Purana Qila(Old fort) is one of the historic sites in Delhi. It has a lake and a huge green area within its premises, not only that but it has a rich history as well which just make everything more interesting. History of this fort dates back to the 3rd century and almost each century has its own significance which is just a joy in getting to know it. Although there are info cards all over the premises telling about most of everything, but hiring a guide is a great option to know more. It...

Sher Shah Suri Gate is a 16th-century monument that was built by Sher Shah Suri. This was the entry to the sixth city of Delhi and has some of the most remarkable Ashlar and rubble masonry work throughout the premises, although due to heavy rainfall in the year 2012 this spectacular piece of art has seen some damage, which is now being repaired by Archeological Survey of India. Right in the beginning lies another historical place the Masjid Khairul Manzil. This mosque is also a 16th-century...

In New Delhi, India, there is a 176-acre (71-hectare) zoo called the National Zoological Park, formerly known as the Delhi Zoo. A large green island, a 16th-century castle, and an oddball assortment of animals and birds—all in the center of metropolitan Delhi. You may explore the zoo on foot or in a battery-powered car that you can hire there.  Although it is prohibited for visitors to bring in food other than water, the zoo does have a canteen though. Every Friday and on federal holidays,...

Humayun’s tomb is one of the best-preserved Mughal monuments located in the eastern part of Delhi. This spellbinding mausoleum is the first example of Mughal architecture in India. After a century after its construction, Humayun’s tomb inspired the construction of the more famous Taj Mahal. The architecture of the tomb is strongly influenced by Persian architecture. The garden, divided into four main parts by walkways or flowing water is created to resemble the paradise garden described in...