New Delhi Colonial Architecture & Garden Tour

Connaught Place, commonly known as CP, is one of Delhi’s most iconic landmarks and a bustling commercial and cultural hub. Located in the heart of the city, CP is renowned for its colonial-era Georgian-style architecture, designed in a circular layout with Inner, Middle, and Outer Circles. The structure is inspired by the Royal Crescent in Bath, England, and is characterized by its white colonnaded buildings and broad radial roads. Known For: Historical charm with a modern twist, Upscale shopping and dining & Vibrant nightlife. Timings: Opens: 10:00 AM | Closes: 10:00 PM (Varies by shop and restaurant) | Closed on: Sundays (Though restaurants and cafes usually stay open). Tips: 2–3 Hours (Approx.) Restricted Items: Littering prohibited. More About: CP is one of the most iconic commercial and business hubs in Delhi.CP houses global retail brands, traditional Indian stores, famous restaurants, art galleries, bookshops, and financial institutions—all under one roof. Architecture: Georgian-style architecture, Inspired by Royal Crescent in Bath, England. Best Time to Visit: October to March. Tips for Visiting: Carry a camera and Wear comfortable shoes.

The Garden of Five Senses in Delhi is a beautifully landscaped park designed to stimulate all five senses with its fragrant flowers, themed gardens, sculptures, water features, and tranquil ambiance — a perfect escape for nature lovers, couples, and art enthusiasts. It is a popular venue for events, dates, picnics, and peaceful retreats from the city's chaos. Known For: Contemporary art sculptures and open-air installations. Lush themed gardens like the Khas Bagh (Mughal-style), Bamboo Court, Herb Garden. A popular spot for photography, dates, and leisure strolls. Timings: Opens: 9:00 AM | Closes: 7:00 PM (Summer), 6:00 PM (Winter) | Closed on: None Tips: 1.5 to 2.5 Hours (Approx.) Restricted Items: Alcohol, smoking, loud music and pets are generally not allowed. More About: Inaugurated in 2003 by Delhi Tourism, this 20-acre garden is located near Saket in South Delhi. It’s not just a park but an interactive space designed to engage all five senses — sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste — through carefully curated plant life, art, and landscaping. Architecture: The garden features stone pathways, terraced lawns, colorful flower beds, water features, and rock sculptures. Influences of Mughal, modern, and rural Indian architecture are seen in the layout. Best Time to Visit: October to March for comfortable weather and blooming flowers (Visit during late afternoon to early evening for cooler temperatures and a romantic ambiance). Tips for Visiting: Wear comfortable shoes for walking and exploring all zones.

Lodi Tomb is part of the Lodi Gardens, a lush park dotted with 15th- and 16th-century monuments from the Lodi dynasty. The tombs, including that of Sikandar Lodi, are fine examples of Indo-Islamic architecture, featuring domes, arches, and intricate tile work. The gardens are a popular spot for morning walks, photography, and picnics, offering a tranquil escape from the city’s hustle while preserving Delhi’s medieval heritage. Known For: Tombs of Lodi dynasty rulers amidst landscaped gardens. Timings: Opens: 6:00 AM | Closes: 7:00 PM | Closed on: None Tips: 1–2 Hours (Approx) Restricted Items: Smoking, littering. More About: Lodhi Gardens house monuments from the 15th–16th centuries including the tombs of Sikandar Lodi and Mohammed Shah. Architecture: Indo-Islamic architecture with domes, arches, and decorative tile work. Best Time to Visit: Winter mornings. Tips for Visiting: Ideal for morning walks, photography, and picnics.