My heart beats for Delhi

Delhi is so much more than just the capital city and power centre of India. For centuries it has been conquered, divided and rebuilt, with each new ruler leaving their unique stamp. Wandering through the streets of Delhi you stumble upon overgrown tombs from the Mughal era next to colonial bungalows left by the English and intricately carved havelis.
Interesting Fact: Delhi is the world's second most bird-rich capital city thanks to Delhi Ridge. A part of the Aravalli Range, Delhi Ridge is a forest with rich animal and plant life.
Delhi is at its best during the winter months of November to February when the average temperature ranges between 21 and 29 degrees Celsius. Whilst the temperature is pleasant, what makes Delhi winters worthwhile are the vibrant oranges, blushing pinks and flaming reds that blanket its parks and roadsides as flowers come into full bloom. Delhi is the shopping capital of India, with a wide choice of local, luxury and High Street brands. Some interesting shopping spots in Delhi include: Dilli Haat is a market place where art, craft and cuisine from all over India comes under one roof.
Hauz Khas Village famous for its Mughal Tomb and hip hop shopping has become a creative hub where you can wander through alleyways to find independent young designers, art galleries and hidden cafes. If you enjoy street shopping then Sarojini Nagar is the place for you. With rows of shoes and clothing stalls, this market offers a large variety of clothing and accessories at a lesser price, especially if you bargain hard. There are sweet shops and fruit stalls around, and lime water to satiate your thirst in scorching sun.
Delhi has a lot of options to stay, luxury hotels in upscale locality with all sorts of comforts or low priced guest houses in Pahar Ganj area (also known as main bazaar). Do not miss delhi's street food. Cheers and have fun.