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Delhi Travel Guide

Delhi: Overview

Delhi ones as Indra Prastha, is a unique building of anicent and modern Arechitecture. According to a long and Indra Prastha is the capital of the Pandvas kingdom. Kings of the epick age Mahabharta to the legendary wars foughts between gods and heroes almost 3000 years ago.

Delhi lies between the Aravalli hills to the south and North West and the River Yamuna along the east, a strategic position that no king conqueror has ever overlooked. The climate of Delhi is healthy, having three major sea¬son Winter, Summer and rainy. The Winter Season lasts from October to March. The summer season from April to June and the rainy season from July to September.

Delhi, the capital of the Republic of Indian union possesses the most central and geographical position due to close up situation from all im¬portant parts and cities of the country. Due to the bethe capital Delhi has be¬come an international political centre. All the embassies and High commis¬sion offices are located in New Delhi. New Delhi is a modern, well planned through city. Here many buildings single storeyed spacious bungalows to sky scrappers represent various conceptions of architecture. It is considered to be one of the foremost cewitching and eye catching capitals in the world. For this, tribute goes to the genius of the great English Architects sit Edwin In¬tents and sir Herbert Baker, who concieved, designed and translated their conception into practical shape.

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Population
13,800,000

Currency

Name: Indian Rupee
Symbol: Rs
Code: IN

Languages Spoken
Official: Hindi, Urdu, Tamil, Bengali, Kashmiri, Kannada, Marathi, Gujarati, Telugu, Punjabi
Essential: Hindi

Electrical Plugs
Electrical Plug

230-240V 50Hz HZ
Time Zones
GMT/UTC +5.5

Country Dialing Code
91

Weights & Measures

Metric
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