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 As you come to Delhi, you must visit Razia Sultan’s Tomb. Razia Sultan’s Tomb in Delhi will impress you with its serene ambience and the legendary tale of the Queen’s courage and warrior-spirit, who reigned Delhi for three years during medieval period.
As you feel awe-inspired by the spirit of Razia Sultan’s life, you may also try out exploring various other tourist attractions in Delhi.
Kalan Masjid- One of the seven mosques built by the prime minister of Feroz Shah Tughlaq, this masjid is located near Razia Sultan's tomb.
Turkman Gate- The southern gate of the old walled city, this gate was named after the Muslim saint, Hazrat Shah Turkman Bayabani. This gate is square with high arched openings.
Red Fort- Red Fort was built in 1638 so that it could function as a center for Mughal government. The fort will impress you with the red sandstone walls full of turrets and bastions. Founded on a dry moat in the northeast corner of Shahjahanabad, it also has halls of public and private audience
Jama Masjid- The largest mosque in India was built by Mughal Emperor, Shahjahan in 1656 AD. This mosque exhibits a blend of both Hindu and Islamic styles of architecture
Chandni Chowk- Chandni Chowk was designed and laid by Jahanara Begum, Mughal emperor Shahajahan’s daughter. This famous market was founded to satisfy Jahanara Begum’s shopping spree.
Salimgarh Fort- Salimgarh Fort was constructed on an island of river Yamuna and was used as a state prison during the reign of Aurangzeb. History says that the members of Indian National Army were also imprisoned here in 1945. Renamed as Swatantrata Senani Smarak, it has been converted into memorials of the freedom fighters.
Kashmeri Gate- One of the important gates of Shahjahanabad, this gate has double openings, one for entrance and the other for exit. During the sepoy mutiny of 1857, intense war was fought here.
St James Church- Built by the famous Colonel James Skinner, this church imitates St Paul's Cathedral in London.
Lothian Cemetery- Located near Kashmeri Gate, it is the first British cemetery of Delhi.
Rajghat- It is a memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation, It has a simple black marble platform where Gandhiji was cremated after his assassination on 31 January, 1948.
Nearby Shopping Venues: You should also visit Nai Sarak for books, Chor bazaar for electronic goods and Chatta Chowk in Red Fort for traditional and contemporary jewellery
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