Delhi in itself is a tale of two cities. While on one side you get the taste of modern metro city with its soaring sky scrapper and never stopping metro but if you look around just a little, you will see the history of Delhi. Engraved in different museums and memorials in Delhi, lies the history of the ancient city of Delhi, which has been an epicentre of every political and cultural shift. These memorials represent a part of history - a battle, a great personality or a great kingdom. These memorials are a testament of every struggle the country has ever faced, be it the All India War Memorial, aka, India Gate. India Gate exhibits the name of every soldier who sacrificed his life during the World War 1 and Indo-Sino war. One of the most famous memorials in Delhi, Raj Ghat, is a reminder of great political thinkers and leaders who fought for our independence or betterment of the country.
Raj Ghat is a memorial dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi. In the same complex lies the famous Vijay Ghat, a memorial dedicated to Late Lal Bahadur Shastri. If you move to Old Delhi you will various monuments dedicated to the rebellion of 1857. There are also other memorials like Shantivan, Shakti Sthal and Veer Bhumi. While sightseeing in Delhi, you can explore all such monuments and memorials in Delhi. Although a fast-paced city, Delhi has its own rustic charm hidden in these memorials. These memorials are not just a reminder of people or an event but it�s a reminder of who we are and from where have we started our journey of being a global force. Visit these memorials in Delhi to experience the glory and struggle of a city, its people and culture.