Overflowing with rich cultural experiences, historical monuments, and an alluring, albeit frenetic, energy, the unique attractions of India’s bustling capital have spellbound generations of travellers across the centuries. The ever-present anchor of the multitude of kingdoms and empires that have risen and fallen around it, Delhi boasts a layered architectural legacy and an international cultural tapestry that few capital cities can rival.

Marked by the lofty creative ambition of the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, Old Delhi’s winding and streets and ornate buildings invite explorers to lose themselves in the grandeur of a bygone age. Standout monuments such as the Red Fort and the Jama Masjid dominate a labyrinth of bustling streets, bright with the resplendent colours of traditional cuisines and textiles.

New Delhi, on the other hand, built by the British, feels like a different world. Populated by tree-lined boulevards, state-of-the-art museums and

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