Connaught Place was designed by British architects to be the commercial and retail heart of New Delhi. The Georgian style was deliberately chosen to remind the British memsahibs of Cheltenham and Bath and to provide them with somewhere dry, cool and clean to shop. It was named Connaught Place after the Duke of Connaught, uncle of George V. Originally it...

Nehru Place is a bustling market place flanked by four-storey buildings. This is the place in Delhi to come for anything to do with electronic gadgetry especially computers. Young men roam the floors of each building asking if you want a computer repaired, a custom one built or just software – often pirated. Down on the plaza street traders will...

In Sanskrit, Saket means a place close to heaven and for shopaholics this would be an apt name for this district that contains five shopping malls. Here you’ll find department stores, fashion shops, a multiplex cinema, a food court, restaurants, coffee shops and a Hard Rock cafe. The complex also includes the Hilton Garden Inn. Metro: Malviya Nagar on Line 2...