There are various religious places to visit in Delhi. All leading religion places are there to visit in Delhi. One of the Delhi’s major attractions is Nizam –Ud –Din Shrine. It is the tomb of the famous Sufi Saint Hazrat Nizam Ud Din Auliya. Jama Masjid is another attraction for tourists. It is closed for non Muslims every Friday during mid day prayers. It is one of the few mosques where women can enter. Gurudwara Rake Gunj is located near Parliament House. It was built in 1723 by Lakkhi Banjara. Gurudwara Sis Ganj also is another place to visit. It is opposite at Red Fort. It was built in the memory of ninth Sikh guru, Guru Tegh Bahadur. Laxmi Narayan Temple, Ahimsa Sthal, Iskon Temple, St. James Church, St. Thomas Church, The Sacred Heart Cathedral and more other places are there in Delhi to visit. There are various kinds of religions people follow here; Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism, Buddhism, Jainism, Christianity, Zoroastrianism, Judaism and Bahai Faith are the main faith that people follow. People use to speak from Gujarati to Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and English too. So, any visitor comes here, he will feel at home, he will feel a sense of belonging. Delhi is surrounded by four states namely Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab. All these have a powerful control on the standard of living of Delhi. Delhi is a sophisticated city, in which people are open to accept novel ideas and life style. People from all divisions of the nation exist here. That is the reason all foremost festivals of India are celebrated. This is how Delhi is known as a secular city. This only proves Unity in Diversity. Whether it is Holi or Diwali, either it is Eid or Guru Purab, Christmas or Navratri you will discover the equal heartiness and happiness among people from diverse group of people. Besides this, Delhi is well known for extra ordinary food. There are various Indian Cuisines, Mexican, Chinese, continental and old Delhi food too is popular among visitors.

The city where no one stops dreaming! When a dream comes true he settles down in this city thanking his destiny. The city of dream offers so many things that keeps dreaming…and is ready to face struggle. If you are here for your career, there are lots of options, if you are for business purpose, you will get success… if you are here as a vacationer, the city has lots of things to offer. Sometimes it is called a city of gardens, some calls it a city of Silicon Valley, for some people it is IT hub, while some calls it a centre for education. It is a city of sophisticated guys and girls. It is a large city and a growing metropolitan. It develops fast and so it is defined as the fastest growing city in India. Bangalore has various tourist places. Besides gardens and parks it has numerous historical places to see. The Vidhan Soudha or the State Secretariat which was built in 1954 is the main attraction of the city. Just nearby it Cubbon Park is located. The Government Museum – which is said to be one of the oldest museums in India is worth visiting. The Lal Bagh Botanical Garden has variety of flower is also a place of attraction in Bangalore. The Fort and Palace of King Tipu Sultan is also interesting place. A Dravidian style temple devoted to Nandi hills is a place to worship. A religious person must visit this place as it is said that the prayer will never come back without fulfilling words. Bangalore also is well known for the yoga centers, where they insist on mental wellness as well as physical fitness.