The capital and third-largest city in India, Delhis worth visiting to see the old and new cities (Muslim and Raj respectively), as well as to witness the collision between the 21st century and the traditional ways of life embedded in the city.
There are beautiful buildings, fascinating lanes, interesting museums, colourful markets, excellent restaurants and luxury hotels.
Delhi is also a major travel gateway to the northern regions of the subcontinent so makes a great starting point for further Indian travels.
When should I go?
Delhi starts to warm up in February and can be in the high 40s (over 110F) and bone-dry by May. Then comes monsoon, which is still hot but also wet and humid.
Finally, around October, comes the cool, with temperatures from 20-30C (68-86F), dropping to as low as 8C in December and January. From October to March is the best time to visit.
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