We booked our tour using official website of Rashtrapati Bhavan. I and my family visited both Circuit 1 and Circuit 2 yesterday. We booked 11:30 am slot for Circuit 1 and 2:00 pm for Circuit 2. We went via Metro and got down at Central...More

It is the official residence of the President of India.. It's a great architecture and a privilege to visit this place.. Only some portion of it is available for general public

You need a valid Govt recognized Photo ID card like PAN, AADHAR, Driving License etc. Here you can enjoy the sunset and can see govt ministries. Rashtrapati Bhawan's some portions are open for public to visit

Cars have to stop outside and then you walk up to to take a look at the building from the outside and click pictures. Impressive and worth the visit.

For most visitors to Delhi, a visit to Rashtrapathi Bhavan is a hidden treasure. The Rastrapathi Bhavan is open from 9am to 5 pm on Saturday and Sunday for the public. Most visitors are not aware of this hidden treasure as it's not aggressively promoted...More

This is beautiful, and worth the walk. Note cars cant go all the way up due to security concerns but one can walk up to some distance and see it closely. This was built by the british and designed by the british architect Edward Lutyens....More

The Presidential Residence, formerly known as the Viceroy’s House is the famous Rashtrapathi Bhavan in Delhi. It is the home of the President of India.