20 places
Open-air crafts and food market, opened in 1994. Craft stalls rotate, and a food plaza of 25 stalls serves regional dishes.
UNESCO-listed Mughal garden tomb of Emperor Humayun, commissioned in 1558, near the Nizamuddin Dargah. It is seen as an inspiration for the Taj Mahal.
Shah Jahan's red-sandstone Mughal fort in Old Delhi, home to the emperors for nearly 200 years. A UNESCO World Heritage Site with marble pavilions and gardens.
South Mumbai museum in a domed building completed in 1914. Collections run from ancient to modern, including Tibetan art, Chinese porcelain and textiles, plus a children's museum.
UNESCO-listed rock-cut cave temples to Shiva on an island near Mumbai, with sculptures including the Trimurti and Ardhanarishvara.
A 26-metre arch of yellow basalt and concrete, unveiled in 1924 to mark a visit by King George V and Queen Mary. Ferries to Elephanta Caves leave from here.
UNESCO-listed fort on the Yamuna, rebuilt by Akbar in the 16th century. Its marble palaces include the Khas Mahal and Diwan-i-Khas. About 2.5 km from the Taj Mahal.
The Taj Mahal in Agra. Entry fees include ASI and ADA charges, with small discounts for booking online.
Shiva temple in Dravidian style with a 37-metre gopuram. It is traditionally dated to the Pallava era and was later restored under the Vijayanagar kings.
About 13 km of beach on the Bay of Bengal, with memorials, statues and street food. Its promenade dates from the 1880s.
UNESCO-listed 16th-century Baroque church in Old Goa. It holds the remains of St Francis Xavier in a silver casket and was India's first minor basilica.
A 7-km stretch of Goa coast known for water sports such as parasailing and jet-skiing, and for beach shacks. Fort Aguada is nearby.
Fortress in western Hyderabad that was the main capital of the Bahmani and Qutub Shahi rulers. It has eight gateways, including Fateh Darwaza, and a famous clapping echo.
Museum in Dar-ul-Shifa, Hyderabad. Tickets can be booked online through BookMyShow and other platforms.
UNESCO-listed hill fort built of yellow and pink sandstone, commissioned by Maharaja Man Singh I in 1592. It is arranged around four courtyards.
Palace museum in Jaipur with courtyards and galleries. The Chandra Mahal Royal Tour is sold separately, and the Mubarak Mahal textile gallery has been closed for restoration since March 2026.
A 240-acre botanical garden started in 1760, with over 1,800 plant species, an 1889 Glass House, a floral clock and a lake.
Marble memorial and museum built 1906–1921 on the Maidan. It has 25 galleries and 64 acres of gardens, and holds Daniell paintings and Netaji memorabilia.
An 1892 palace where Gandhi was held during the 1942 Quit India Movement. It is now a museum with his belongings and the tombs of Kasturba Gandhi and Mahadev Desai.
Riverfront ghat on the Ganga known for its evening Ganga Aarti. The ceremony runs about 45 minutes from dusk and draws thousands of devotees.
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