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April Mon £420.70
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April Tue £444.45
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 International Doll's Museum

posted by ywilkerson

Fascinating place, popular with my two girls as well as me. Dolls are dressed in sweet little costumes from around the country and so you can see costume and art from all over India!

 National Zoological Park

posted by plauffer

Such a fun place! The kids loved it! There are plenty of things to do and huge grounds packed full with great animals. I'd never seen a white tiger in real life before so that was the highlight for me.

 National Museum

posted by knewton

What an interesting place! So much to learn about the history here, I though it was all colonial rule and caste but there is much more than that!!

 Red Fort

posted by wpritchard

We went here in the early evening for their English sound and light show and I have to say it was fantastic. Really interesting as well as beautiful. A hit with all the family.

 Rashtrapati Bhaven

posted by lquirin

Magnificent, I love the mixing of styles of indian and english, the building is just so grand, what a place to live! The dome is a majestic centrepiece and I was shocked when a guide told me that there wasn't a single piece of steel in the whole construction. Don't miss out on the gardens!

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Located in the Indo-Gangetic Plain, New Delhi is the capital city of India and one of the most rapidly expanding and dynamic cities in the world. Readily available New Delhi flights are making this a popular destination. To get the best deals on one of the cheap New Delhi hotels be sure to book early, preferably when you book your cheap flights to New Delhi.

Flights To New Delhi

Indira Gandhi International is the main airport for New Delhi flights and serves more than 24 million passengers a year. It is best to arrange car hire from New Delhi Airport when you book your flights rather than struggling when you arrive. Taxis are readily available but traffic can often be bad so expect transfer times to be quite long, particularly in peak times, when going by car. Alternatively, you can catch the train direct to the central train station, often the fastest route.

Getting Around New Delhi

Traffic is bustling at all times of the day in the city centre so expect taxis and rickshaws to move slowly. The Delhi Metro is an easy way to speed across the city and it's best to buy a smart card to use rather than queueing for tokens at every station you enter. There is also a comprehensive bus network although these do often get caught up in traffic too. They are cheap and often packed but once you've been on them nobody will be able to say that you didn't experience the real New Delhi!

What To See In New Delhi

The old part of the city was designed by the famous British architect Lutyens in around 1900. Built over ancient cities it's famous for its boulevards, historic temples and links to the Mughal Empire. The city is full of interest but one "must see" following a flight to New Delhi is the Red Fort which is a key icon of India. Humayun's Tomb and the Qutub Complex make up the triplet of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and are the quintessential attractions here.