Best places: Tourist attractions in South East Delhi District

Popular Hindu temple with a colorful statue to the spiritual leader Sai Baba as the focal point.

Serene monument honouring the Indian Armed Forces with names etched on walls surrounding an obelisk.

👍 Visiting this temple after 27 years... Lots of changes, all for the better Had trouble locating the place, it's been ages since I've been that side. The complex has become larger. I visited in the morning, so there wasn't any crowd. It's now easier to access, with the Metro nearby ( R K Puram and Mu...

Official residence plus Mughal and herbal gardens of the President of India, with visits by request.

Prominent complex dedicated to Lord Swaminatha, with traditional South Indian architecture.

Memorabilia from various presidencies on display in the official residence of India's head of state.

Modern, large-scale Hindu temple with tiered white domes known for its Rathayatra festival.

👍👍 A Very beautifully neat & clean police memorial where over 32k police officials from various states or divisions who have been martyerd during duty are unscripted here. There is s beautiful underground police museaum here where one can visit abd see. There is also a souvenir house and coffee house...

Monument & eternal flame built as a memorial to fallen & unknown Indian soldiers from 1971 war.

👍👍 Peaceful holy place... anyone can feel peace of mind and soul once entered into the Church Compound... beautiful Pictures of Jesus and his disciples inside the sitting area on the walls... Centralised air- condition makes cool atmosphere and surround sound music system. Pastors and chores makes ever...

Imposing triumphal arch commemorating the Indian soldiers killed in the First World War.

Large cultural centre featuring plays, concerts & dance performances, plus film screenings & talks.

Hindu temple dating from the 1730s dedicated to the goddess Kali, with a 9-day annual festival.

This large Hindu temple covers over 3 hectares & features numerous shrines, fountains & a garden.

Domed Sufi Muslim shrine dedicated to Hazrat Nizamuddin, offering daily prayers & vegetarian food.

Museum with open-air displays of planes & memorabilia tracing the history of the Indian Air Force.

Hindu temple & Bengali cultural center with a library, also offering guest rooms for rent.

India's grand Parliament building, opened in 1927, with 144 sandstone columns in a circular design.

Landmark 1930s British colonial church featuring architecture inspired by Lutyens & Palladio.

👍👍 A small Kolkata in the middle of nowhere in Delhi