Presidential Palace (Rashtrapati Bhavan) New Delhi

Embassy district, New Delhi , National Capital Territory of Delhi, India

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    Old Delhi and New Delhi...

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    Hi there

    Today was a very busy day of visiting sights around New Delhi and Old Delhi, we started our day at Qutab Minar Complex, and here we saw the highest stone tower in India. Construction of the tower began in 1196 and was completed in 1206, the tower was seven stories high, until an earthquake in the 18th century knocked …

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    Our Last Day in Delhi

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    Because our drive back from Agra lasted nearly six hours yesterday, we give ourselves a day to recover in our room in Delhi. We sleep in, wander upstairs to the restaurant for a late breakfast and later, look on the internet for hotel rooms in Japan, the final stop on our world tour (we’ll arrive there in a little over two weeks).

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    New Delhi (Capital of India)

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    Entry containing 2 photos titled: India Gate, New Delhi (Capital of Ind, Red Fort, New Delhi (Capital of India)

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