Garden of Five Senses, a Unique Sensory Delight
Armed with traffic packed roads, delicious street food and a bustling population, New Delhi will give you a taste of India in a nut shell. Delhi is one of the oldest cities in the world with legends depicting it to be as old as 5000 years. However, New Delhi was officially proclaimed as the capital city of India by the British rulers in 1911.The present day New Delhi is a fine mixture of the old and the new. You can easily grab a street side delicacy while shopping in a traditional Indian bazaar or, indulge in world class cuisine while on your shopping spree in the very much western influenced high end malls.
The Garden of five senses in New Delhi is an extraordinary garden where you can relax in sensory pleasure. This garden is designed in a unique manner so that you can please all five senses together in one unforgettable experience. Visitors are encouraged to touch the artistic rock formations in the garden, and to inhale the delightful fragrances of the flowers. The twinkling of the wind chimes and rush of the water fall is soothing to the ear while you can delight your taste buds by sampling the delicious cuisine available at the food courts. Overall, the fascinating landscape of the garden will be a treat to your eyes. The people of Delhi visit this garden mainly to relax after a tiring day at work. As a visitor you can visit the garden of five senses to feel the pulse of the city of Delhi itself.
The best Indian food in the whole Indian subcontinent can easily be found in New Delhi. There are street vendors, cafes, restaurants and pubs ranging from budget, mid range to high end scattered across the city. You will be delighted by the mouth watering North Indian, Punjabi and also South Indian food found in most of the restaurants in the city. There are a multitude of restaurants offering international cuisine as well including Italian, Japanese, Thai Chinese and many more.
In New Delhi hotel accommodation can easily be found as there are a multitude of options to choose from. Some of the most luxury hotels in India are found in the city where you will be treated like a maharaja. The Leela Palace Kempinski New Delhi is one such luxurious hotel where you can enjoy the best services including several world class restaurants and a spa.
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Pushpitha Wijesinghe is an experienced independent freelance writer. He specializes in providing a wide variety of content and articles related to the travel hospitality industry.
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