Children have a concession in the entry fee. Camera has separate charges. The park is closed on Tuesdays. Boating is available. Safari is available in Jeep and AC buses.

Other Hours Details: Open from 06:30 am to 11:00 am, 12:30 pm to 02:00 pm & 3:30 pm to 09:30 pm. Tips & Warnings: Try and be there early as possible so that you won’t’ miss the delicious food!

Ticket price: INR 40; Tickets for children (7-12) INR 25; Ticket prices for foreigners: INR 200 Warning: Photography is not allowed inside the palace, only on the palace grounds. Warning: Footwear is not allowed inside the palace. Warning: Be careful of elephant and camel litter on the palace grounds. Warning: It’s usually crowded in here. Warning: Keep a tight hold on your ticket. You’ll be asked for it repeatedly, and if you don’t have it, you’ll have to purchase another. Warning : Restrooms are filthy. Tip: Bring a pair of thick, disposable socks; you wouddn’t want to walk on the sun heated flagstones. Tip: Carry some ID. Tip: The outside is much more impressive than the inside.

Tip: It will cost you INR 500 to take a cab here. Hire a car instead. Tip: Catch the musical fountain show on weekend evenings from 1900 – 2100. Warning: If you take the bus to the palace, it will drop you more than 2 km from the garden. You’ll have to take a autorickshaw for the remaining distance. Warning: Photography is not permitted.

Closed on Tuesdays Tip: Book an electric car for INR 100 and you’ll be able to cover the zoo in an hour. Tip: Go in the early morning to avoid the heat, the crowd and the animal nap time. Warning: You’ll have to deposit some stuff before visiting the animals. They’ll give you a bottle of water as deposit and youll have to return it.

Some rides may have a height restriction. Taking an all-inclusive pass might make sense. Suitable time to visit: 11 am to 5 pm Entry Rates: Essel world or water kingdom : child: INR 490, Adult: INR 690, Sr. Citizen: INR 290 Combined(Essel world and water kingdom on same day ): child: INR 690, Adult: INR 890, Sr. Citizen: INR 390

try out all the street food. It certainly adds to the experience.

It isn’t possible to wander about in the temple since it is almost always full of visitors so keep your visits short and sweet. The volunteers at the temple will ask you to keep moving and not stall if there is a huge crowd. It is advised that you listen to them to avoid any confusion

Opening time: 24 hours The elephanta caves are located very close to the Gateway of India.

Opening time: 24 hours

Opening time: 24 hours

Opening time: 24 hours The elephanta caves are located very close to the Gateway of India.

Suitable time to visit : In the morning hours

Closed from Monday until Thursday & on Gazetted holidays. Special permission needs to be taken from the Government of India Tourist Office in order to visit Rashtrapati Bhavan. Entry is through Gate No.2 (Rajpath) and Gate No.37. The most appropraite time to visit the Rashtrapati Bhavan is during February to march, so that you can also get a chance to see the colourful medley of flowers at the Mughal Gardens.

Closed on mondays. It was declared an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007. Ticket price : Rs.10 for Indians and Rs.250 for foreigners. The timings for the light and sound show is 6pm onwards. Ticket price for the Light Show : INR 60 on weekdays and INR 80 on weekends.

Other Hours: During winter season (1st October to 31st March), park closes at 1630 hours. Entry before 0900 hours will require special permission to be taken a day in advance. Park is closed on Tuesdays. Not more than 10 persons will be allowed before 0900 hours. Other Ticket prices: Children (2-12 years) - Rs.2 per person. Foreign nationals- Rs.40 per person. Camera fees: Still camera- Rs. 25, Video camera- Rs.500 and Professional camera- Rs. 5000. Parking fees: Two-wheelers- Rs.5 and Four-wheelers- Rs.10. Tips & Warnings: There are four watch towers and mounds for visitors to get a better view of the birds. There is also an information center dedicated to the famous ornithologist, Dr. Salim Ali where you can get more information on the birds and also a display of Dr. Salim Ali’s write-ups and photographs. The vegetation here is very dry in spite of the beautiful water body. The vegetation includes Savannah Grasslands, and trees like Jamun, Khair, Tendu, Ber, Banyan and Dhok. The climate here is typical North Indian type where summers are harsh and hot and winters can get extremely cold. There is also a guest house within the place known as Rosy Pelican. Rented binoculars are available. The place has toilet and drinking water facilities also. Tips & Warnings: You should concentrate more on the shallow waters of the lake as this is where you can find more birds. Visit the park early in the morning for the best experience. The place is 40 kms from Dhaula Khan in Delhi and at 15 kms from Farukhnagar Road in Haryana. Bring your own binoculars, as the rented ones are limited in number. Visitors are not allowed to boat or swim in the lake. Carry your own cameras.

Ticket counter opens at 11:00am. Closed on mondays. Credit cards are accepted here. The weekend prices are INR 599 per person.

Ticket counter opens at 11:00am. Closed on mondays. Credit cards are accepted here. The weekend prices are INR 599 per person.

Other Hours: All public sessions are about 1 hour 45 minutes. Wednesday public session is a disco session.Other Ticket prices: Monday to Thursday- Rs.360; Friday to Sunday and on Public holidays- Rs.480. Locker rental per session- Rs 100. Penguin Skating aid rental- Rs.150. Spectating companions (excluding skate hires on weekdays) - Rs.240. Spectating companions (excluding skate hires on weekends) - Rs.360. Tips & Warnings: The place has locker room facilities. Penguin buddies aids for skating are available which do not slip on ice. There are in-house photographers who give you instant framed printouts of your snaps. There is pre-lit furniture, which is an exclusive feature of this place. The climate inside is cool, but not very cold. Changing rooms are available here. There is also a giant video hall. The VIP access includes personalized service and express entry. Choose a session appropriate to your ability. Stockings are compulsory. Do not skate if you are pregnant. Young children and babies are NOT allowed on the ice. Do not skate after consuming alcohol. Use of mobile phones is prohibited. Do not eat food or throw it on the ground. Do not carry bags on the ice. Do not keep sharp objects in your pockets. Make sure your skates are worn properly. Do take necessary actions if you are not comfortable with laser lights. Enter and leave via proper gates only. Always skate in anti-clockwise direction. Do not skate too fast. Try to save your head if you fall down. Keep your fingers clenched in a ball. Follow the instructions of the experts present there. Do not sit or climb the barriers. Do not dig holes in the ice. Do not spin, push or jump. Do not throw ice. Do not make fun of not so good skaters. Do not miss out the delicacies of the cafe.

The southern entry of the mosque has a flight of steps, and the eastern passage of the mosque was the original country passageway and it has 774 steps. So the masjid may not be accessible to everyone. The Masjid cannot be entered by tourists during prayer hours. Ticket Price : Free but photography is charged INR 200.

Evening is the best time , enhancing the experience. Ticket price : 10 per person for Indians and 250 per person for foreign tourists. There are no charges for cameras at the Qutub Minar.