Not many heads of nations can boast of such and elegant, palatial and grand residence. Just simply stunningly beautiful, spacious and awe inspiring.

The Rashtrapathi Bhavan museum is located within the vast Rashtrapathi Bhavan complex and can be accessed through gate no 30. The museum is less than one year old and has been set up to exhibit history of the place commencing from the British era and...More

Viceroy's House, now the Rashtrapati Bhawan is on Raisina Hill which was seen as an Indian acropolis. The building, designed by Lutyens, has a large court to its front and a mughal style garden at the back. It is not like the garden at Humayun's...More

If you are in Delhi, this is a must-do thing. The tour takes you through the most prominent halls of Rashtrapati Bhavan, including the Durbar Hall, where the swearing in of India's first independent government took place. The tour reveals many interesting facts about the...More

Been with family in the month of January 2017. It was a great feeling. Mughal Garden is one of the royal gardens you have ever seen..so keep viewing President Bhawan homepage to know about the updates on Mughal Garden. Easily Accessible. However just need to...More

A proud moment for us visiting President house. Online booking helped There is also a guide who will guide you along the Bhavan

Unfortunately, you can't get the full idea of this magnificent complex, representing the largest government residence in the world. Access to it is open only in the weekend in appliance with online bookings. Moreover, foreigners must have a copy of their passport for entry, and...More

Good architecture is there. Nice location and tight security. Safest place in India. It has an importance for Indian because of it is place where president live.

This is one of the grandest building in Delhi. I could visit it during the period they open Mughal Garden for public.

The place is not only a place of art, but also has great importance in terms of its use as the President resides here.