My previous post covering 10 incredible places to explore can be read here
11. Red Fort
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important monuments in Indian history. Walking through its gates feels like stepping back into the Mughal era.
My review can be read here
Metro: Lal Qila
12. Rajghat
Raj Ghat is a peaceful memorial marking the cremation site of Mahatma Gandhi, featuring a simple black marble platform and an eternal flame that symbolize his ideals of truth and non-violence. Surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens, it offers a serene space for reflection away from the bustle of Delhi.
My review can be read here
Metro: Lok Kalyan Marg
13. National Crafts Museum & Hastkala Academy
One of Delhi’s hidden gems. Traditional crafts, textiles, folk art, and recreated village settings offer an immersive glimpse into India’s incredible cultural diversity.
My review can be read here
Metro: Supreme Court
14. Gandhi Smriti
Gandhi Smriti is one of Delhi’s most meaningful historical sites, preserving the final residence of Mahatma Gandhi and the place where he spent his last days. The museum’s interactive exhibits, photographs, and the marked footsteps leading to the Martyrs’ Column offer a powerful and moving insight into his life, ideals and legacy
My review can be read here
The Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into India’s presidential history through rare artifacts, gifts received by Presidents, historic documents, and interactive exhibits. It is a must-visit in Delhi for anyone interested in India’s heritage, governance, and the stories behind one of the nation’s most iconic buildings.
My review can be read here
A Tip for Fellow Local Guides
Delhi Metro is fast, affordable, and connects most major attractions across the city. It’s often the easiest way to move around and discover Delhi at your own pace.
Delhi is a city that reveals itself one story at a time. Every monument, museum, garden, and street corner have a tale to tell. My hope is that alongside the summit sessions, you’ll find a few hours to explore some of these places, add your own photos and reviews to Google Maps, and create memories that will stay with you long after the event ends.
I’d love to know: Which place are you most excited to visit during your stay in Delhi? Share your plans in the comments and let’s help each other discover the city!
Looking forward to welcoming Local Guides from across India and around the world to the Namaste India Summit. Have a wonderful time in Delhi and happy exploring!
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