Connaught Place: Place for shopping Junkies

It is an undeniable fact that there are a number of markets in Delhi but if there is a place which is different and unique from other markets then the place is Connaught Place. One can get all types of brands and designs in Western and Ethnic Indian clothing.

Connaught Place is positioned on the Janpath Marg near to New Delhi Railway Station. The adjacent areas are Barakhamba road, Jantar Mantar and Kasturba Gandhi Marg. This place is among one of the most crowd attracting place of Delhi. Connaught place or C.P. is popular for its designer look. It was built in 1931 on basis of Victorian Architecture by Robert Tor Russell who was chief architect of Government of India during that time. 

The Palika Bazaar which is situated here is a market for people of all classes. Both Rich and not so rich people can find something to fulfill their urge of a decent lifestyle. One can get fashion jewelry, electronic gadgets, cosmetic items and clothing here at very reasonable price. 

The preferred brand in clothing by Mahatma Gandhi, Khadi Clothing can be purchased here from Khadi Gramodhyog Bhawan. The big Emporiums and showrooms of the White Imperial Building can provide everything mentioned in your shopping list. A wide variety of brands like Adidas, Mc Donald, KFC, Planet M and others have their showroom here. One can also relax in the greenery of the Central Park which is placed at a walking distance from Connaught Place. Although the market is open throughout the year, the months of November to February are the best time to visit. 

Delhi is well connected to air facilities and other transportation facilities. You can also take services of Delhi Metro to reach C.P. Rajiv Chowk is the nearest metro station.

So plan a trip to Delhi and enjoy shopping now!

Beauty of Jama Masjid New Delhi

Delhi is the capital city of India. It is a well developed and highly populated place. It has a popular history that enhances its beauty towards royal and traditional culture. Since ancient times, it has been the place of rulers. Thus the royal touch of the place is still alive. While travelling to the place you will find several attractions. However amongst all, the historical monuments of Delhi are quite exquisite.

As per the tourism rate of Delhi, it has been seen that the historical depiction of the place is the major reason ho increasing tourism rate. Considering this we shall here discuss about Jama Masjid.

Jama Masjid, the shine of New Delhi is the Islamic style monument that is forty one metres high. As far as the dimensions of the place are concerned, it is approximately 80m in length and 27m in width. It is actually a principal mosque that is located in the Chawri Bazaar in Old Delhi. This was commissioned by Shah Jahan the great Mughal Emperor, who also built the world popular Taj Mahal.

The name Jama Masjid is basically derived from Jummah, the Muslim prayer that means congregational mosque. It is a very huge mosque that can withhold nearly 25000 worshippers at a time. Even the architecture built up of Jama Masjid is quite exquisite and attracts people from India and various parts of the world.

This time when you plan to visit New Delhi then you must watch the beauty of Jama Masjid. Generally it is seen that when one plans for a long vacation, Delhi generally use to be the connecting place for direct flights. Therefore Delhi is frequently visited by people who are fond of travelling. The place also being developed from an economic viewpoint calls people for business matters.

Qutub Minar: Some Unusual Facts

Are you fond of knowing about ancient India? Do you enjoy seeing the historical monuments? If yes then you will be happy as well as astonished to read the information here. As we all know that Delhi is the centre of attraction since historical times. There are some marvelous examples that attract people till now.

One such imperial tourist spot and ancient monument is Qutub Minar. It is important to know that Qutub Minar is considered to be a major attraction in the list of India’s historical monuments. It lies in South Delhi at Mehrauli. The architecture of this monument is Indo Islamic.

It is believed by most of the people that that the monument is named after the first ruler of Muslims, Qutubu’d – Din Aibak, but the others believe that it is named in the honor and memory of Khwaja Qutb-ud-din Bakhtiar Kaki.

Some interesting facts that you might not be aware about Qutub Minar are as follows:

•     It is the tallest minaret made up of brick.
•     In the world heritage site by UNESCO, it has also been listed.
•     The diameter of Qutub Minar from the top is 2.75 m and 14.32 m at its base.
•     The height is approximate 72.5m.
•     379 stairs need to be climbed to reach on top.
•     Qutubu’d – Din Aibak laid its founded in 1199 A.D.
•     Its main reason for building it was making calls for the prayers.
•     The stories are well surrounded by balconies that beautifully surround the tower.
•     Numerous inscriptions are being narrated in Nagari and Arabic characters.
•     Qutub Minar is built up of sandstone that has intricate carvings.

With this you would surely planning to visit this wonderful monument. Isn’t it? Of course! So plan your trip to New Delhi to watch it now!