The gallery's, the displays, the quiet, the aura, everything just jumps at you. Amazing for those who want to experience the power corridors riddled with fantastic history of the country. The staff is extremely helpful & polite. The feeling of walking into the place is unmistakably supreme probably because of the expansive structure itself

President's palace or the Rashtrapati Bhavan situated on the Rajpath is the official residence of the President of India. Near to India Gate you can wander to take a look at this palace which was designed by Edwin Lutyen and built in 1931. It covers 4.5 acres of land and has 340 rooms, 37 salons, 74 lobbies, 18 staircases and... More

Entering the gardens is on strictly regulated days. And standing in front of the gate also is not readily permitted. But it is possible to get a reasonable photograph through the iron gates. An interesting place, it is worth a visit.

It is a welll maintained and well guarded area, an amazing architecture with British influence, and i think it is the largest presidents house ive ever see, i think its even bigger than the white house in the U.S., there is a beautiful fountain from outside the main complex and your are free to take photos as long as you... More

Rashtrapati Bhavan looks like you are in a different part of the world compared to the rest of India. it is immaculately clean and the buidlings are beautifully. It is in a no stop zone for safety purposes, however a drive around allows you to see its splendour sufficiently. There are tons of policemen around so do not trying to... More

A beautiful building of British influenced architecture in Delhi - the Rashtrapati Bhavan. It is the former residence of the Viceroy of India (Lord Louis Mountbatten). I believe that this is the largest President’s house in the world. It is situated on a broad avenue with a beautiful fountain out front – which is also the main thoroughfare past the... More

The Architecture and the way it has been maintained and upgraded to use modern technology without affecting its Architecture

Although we couldn't see a great deal of this impressive structure we did manage to avoid the police and stand outside the gates for a while and get a good view of the wonderful architecture and the surrounding gardens. The reason we avoided the police was due to the area being a none stop zone but thankfully we were with... More

Mughal Garden which is a part of the Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi is a well manicured and excellently maintained garden. The entry is free for all. Unfortunately it is open for public visit only for few days between last week of Feb through first week of Mar. And hence the overwhelming rush of people makes the visit awful. One... More