it was nice visit to see that area everything was well maintained, nice gardens, & clean. and near by president house also looks nice too.

Nice and well maintained gardens..Clean and must see..sunset in the evening is the wonderfull.. while we visited there was a washing and cleaning happening in the part of building..

Parliament building is one of the biggest government building in Delhi. You can call it the processor of world's largest democracy. normal tourists can't enter the house. but we can see the place from outside. After the attack on parliament, Security is tighter around there. you will see army men in their mini bunkers pointing AK-47 or other gun machine's... More

It is good to see it and you can combine it with the Indian Gate. However, like the Indian Gate go there to see it, take a picture and then leave and focus on the more interesting things in Delhi.

What an impressive building the Capital is. The stone, the carvings, the artwork is beautiful. The tour was informative and fun. We often tour other country's landmarks, it was a nice change to visit and be so proud of our country and the incredible structures we have built.

These pretty old structure still looks magnificient. Ths structure is well maintained and lot of tourist come and see the building.

I will only comment on the arquitecture, of course. It is an impressive line of buildings, very sober but still very elegant elegant. The area is specially beautiful at night, when the building are lighted.

The parliament buildings are majestic and royal. They are equally huge. I had a walk around the area in the evening and i would suggest, you do the same. As the sun sets and the halogen lights go on on these buildings, it's a sight to not miss !

The Parliament house is a heritage building, designed by Edwin Lutyens and Hervert Baker and dating back to 1927. Dating back to the British Raj, It has to be conserved in accordance with certain guidelines and its specifications cannot be altered. As the legislative building its in heavy demand and has had to be fortified to provide security to the... More