Delhi is a melting pot of various cultures from across the country, and has always been a favorite haunt of culture enthusiasts. This city has a wealth of age-old monuments, notable for their construction design and historical importance. However, Delhi thrives on its outstanding cosmopolitan grace too, and, trip to this mega city has never been a dull experience for active travelers. From excellent dining to rocking nightlife and world-class shopping to high-profiled hotels – Delhi has almost everything a modern tourist may wish for. This article sketches out Delhi Travel Guide to give you a fair about the city well before you plan touring here.

Dining: Delhi has a mix of people from all classes of society. An amalgamation of North Indian and South Indian communities can be seen living harmoniously with people from even far Asian and Western nations. Well, what I mean to say is that Delhi offers cuisines from around the world. You'll find here a potpourri of quality Chinese, Indian (north as well as south), Italian, French, American and other various kinds of foods served by its excellent restaurants. Keep an eye out for any of several food festivals held in the capital, which allow the visitors to please their Belly God with a variety of local and intercontinental delicacies. The city has a wide range of restaurants as well, catering to every taste and budget.

Nightlife: Delhi's nightlife is no less than spellbinding. The city is teeming with clubs, discotheques and bars offering hours of funs in dark. Any fun-loving backpacker touring India is pretty much guaranteed to stay in the city for enjoying its nightlife. The Connaught Place is the popular nightlife center in Delhi, where innumerable options provide fun & merrymakings till the wee hours. Saturday is generally the biggest night for outing. You can gather as a group and can head to any of South Delhi's decent bars like Elevate and Rodeo. Alcohol is widely available, and is very reasonable price in comparison of other Asian cities. Nightlife options don't allow bringing wine from outside, and serve you with their own drink menu.

Accommodation: Lodging facilities in the city have a reputation of being expensive, particularly in higher price brackets. Budget hotels in Delhi like the Hyatt Residency, ITC Maurya and the Taj offer all sorts of luxuries coupled with heart-winning hospitality. Most often, demand outstrips supply in this category of accommodation, and hence visitors are advised to book their rooms well in advance.

However, mid-range and cheap lodging facilities remain available throughout the year. If you're a shopping freak and want to spend maximum of your time in the city's gleaming shopping malls, the Connaught Place is probably the best place to stay in Delhi. A wide range of hotels near Pahadganj make good choice for history-lovers. Additionally, a handful of budget hotels are available in Southern part of city to choose from.