New Delhi is an incredible land of interesting blend of past to the fast paced modernization metropolis.
A hot spot destination for film shooting, business events, expensive shopping destinations and art & culture festival, Delhi is roaring high.
From labyrinthine streets and barely controlled chaos of Purani Dilli to posh sectors of Connaught place, Delhi is definitely a city to live in to die for.

Cheap and sophisticated, historic yet still flowering, “New Delhi” is the complex, cosmopolitan trophy town of India- the richest, poorest, most hopeful, most desperate, most colorful place on Earth are in Delhiites. Delhi may be cuckoo for sushi and pizza, but many still bows down to traditional fare, eating well to live well.
With successful completion of 2010 Common Wealth Games soon, Delhi will house the highest-priced residence in the world.
Spiritual, sporting, slummy and celebratory, Dilli is the all singing, all dancing model for hustle and human spirit melted with international designs…
Nisha Khan

“Elattuvalapil Sreedharan” the great mind behind the setting up of Delhi’s first metro is most powerful men in India (according to Today Magazine).

The Delhi Metro has been a great boon for the Delhiites to commute within the city and NCR.  The project undertaken by DMRC has been highly treasured and has enhanced the transport system of the city. In ddition to offering a relaxing ride, the Delhi Metro has managed to save the time of the innumerable travelers.
In addition to this, it has solved the drawbacks of getting stuck in traffic jam and has reduced the pollution level to a great extent. In a nut shell, Delhi Metro has proved to be a lifeline for Delhi and Delhiites.

An important aspect of the Metro is that it has taken measures for safety and security. Moreover, hoards of amenities are also available at the stations like that of Air conditioned coaches & stations, ATM’s, gift shop, Cafeteria, Toilets and lots more.

It is expected that network of Delhi Metro is likely to cover the whole of the capital city by 2010.
Well if you are coming down for a Delhi Tour for business or pleasure feel the pleasure of taking a ride on Delhi Metro.

Nisha Khan