Nov 13, 2025
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the inspiration behind the Taj Mahal, Humayun’s Tomb looks ethereal in the soft winter light, surrounded by its lush Mughal gardens.
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The war memorial is best visited on a misty winter evening when it’s lit up and surrounded by the aroma of roasted peanuts and hot chai vendors.
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One of the largest mosques in India, Jama Masjid’s grandeur feels even more majestic in the cool winter air, especially when paired with a visit to nearby Karim’s for kebabs.
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A mix of tombs, arches, and greenery, Lodhi Gardens is not just a historical site but also a favourite winter picnic spot for locals seeking sunshine and serenity.
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Known for its serene white petals and peaceful atmosphere, the Lotus Temple is especially calming during Delhi’s mild winter afternoons.
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Standing tall since the 12th century, this red sandstone marvel offers a beautiful contrast against Delhi’s winter skies, making it a photographer’s paradise.
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The iconic symbol of India’s independence glows beautifully in the low winter sun. Visit during the evening sound-and-light show for an even more enchanting experience.
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Often less crowded, this late Mughal era tomb shines in the winter sun and offers quiet corners perfect for reflection and photography.
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