Connaught Place
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關於Connaught Place
North New Delhi (उत्तर नई दिल्ली Uttar Naī Dillī), just north of the Central Vista, consists of the Connaught Place (CP), the commercial heart of New Delhi.
Connaught Place旅遊指南
必看景點
1 Jantar Mantar (जंतर मंतर), Sansad Marg (metro: Rajiv Chowk 3/4 2 ). 9AM-6PM. One of five astronomical observatories commissioned by Sawai Jai Singh II of Jaipur during the 18th century. The odd structures inside are enormous scientific instruments for measuring the movement of celestial bodies. (updated May 2023) 2 Palika Kendra (पालिका केंद्र Pālikā Kendra), Sansad Marg. A 21-storey building houses the office of the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC), the civic body covering the national capital. One of the tallest buildings in Delhi-NCR, it is among the few structures in the area that feature Brutalist architecture. There's a grand mural depicting Mahatma Gandhi made up of terracotta kulhars on a wall of the building. (updated Feb 2026) 3 Supreme Court (सर्वोच्च न्यायालय Sarvochch Nyāyālay) (metro: Supreme Court 3/4 ), [email protected]. 10AM-5PM (closed Sa, Su). The apex court of India, known for some of the largest legal battles of the country. The British-era edifice is often considered the icon of the whole Indian judiciary. (updated Feb 2026) 4 Ugrasen ki Baoli (उग्रसेन की बावली Ugrasen kī Bāvlī), Vakil Ln, Hailey Rd (near Jantar Mantar, 200 m (660 ft) SE of British Council; bus: Max Muller Bhavan, Barakhamba Road 3/4 ), ☏ +91 1124647005. 9AM-5PM. Also called Agrasen ki Baoli (अग्रसेन की बावली Agrasen kī Bāvlī), it is a historical stepwell. It's believed to be built during the time of king Ugrasena (or Agrasena) of the Mahabharata era and reconstructed in the 14th century. It has been featured in a couple of Bollywood films centred on Delhi. Also here is the Baoli Mosque. Free Entry. (updated Feb 2026)
Central Ridge 5 Delhi Ridge. A northern extension of the ancient Aravalli Range, some 1.5 billion years old (by comparison, the Himalayas are only 50 million years old). The Ridge acts as the "green lungs" for the city, and protects Delhi from the hot winds of the deserts of Rajasthan to the west. (updated May 2023) 6 Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal. The r
體驗活動
Cinemas 1 Regal Theatre. (updated Jul 2026)
Convention centres
2 Bharat Mandapam (formerly Pragati Maidan), Mathura Rd (metro: Supreme Court 3/4 at Gate No. 10). A venue for large exhibitions and conventions in New Delhi, and one of the largest in India, overlooking the Purana Qila opposite gate number 1. It houses exhibition halls, eateries, performance spaces and compounds and hosts over 70 national and international exhibitions annually, with the largest being the India International Trade Fair (IITF). During the exhibitions, entry of visitors is also allowed through Gate No. 4 on Bhairon Marg. Rock shows and plays are held quite frequently. There is also an internal shuttle service for those who do not wish to walk. (updated Feb 2026)
Parks 3 Buddha Jayanti Park, Vande Mataram Marg. A park established to commemorate the 2500th anniversary of the Buddha's enlightenment by architect M.M. Rana. There's a gilded Buddha statue inside a pavilion on an artificial island. Buddha Jayanti is observed here annually on May during a full moon. (updated Feb 2026) 4 Central Park (above Rajiv Chowk 2 3/4 , within the Connaught Place circles). Well maintained park and a really nice place to walk around and relax. There are plenty of trees that provide shade for sitting down in during a hot day. (updated May 2023)
Sports 5 Talkatora Stadium (तालकटोरा Tālkaṭorā), Mother Teresa Crescent (short ride from metro: Rajiv Chowk 3/4 ). An indoor sports and events venue owned and managed by the New Delhi Municipal Council. With a capacity of around 3000, it is commonly a venue for indoor sports like boxing, major concerts and other events. Talkatora Gardens, situated next door, was the venue for the battle of 1737 where the Mughals were defeated by the Marathas and lends its name to the stadium. The stadium complex also houses the Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee Swimming Pool Complex. (updated May 2023)
購物
The Connaught Place (CP), officially the Rajiv Chowk, is a unique cross between a European shopping arcade, an Indian bazaar and an upmarket shopping mall. With all shops laid out in two circles, it's easy to get around and explore.
Bazaars 1 Janpath flea market, Connaught Ln, Janpath (metro: Janpath 6 0.3 km N, bus: 500, 505, 522, 522A-1, 522A-2, 522A to 'Indian Oil Bhawan'). is a bargain-hunter's dream and just a two minute walk from Connaught place. Think of it as a vast flea market, where you can get all kinds of knick-knacks and clothes. Janpath is not a place for those unwilling or unable to bargain ruthlessly. Also, as in any flea market, quality will vary greatly. There are also some bookshops. (updated Sep 2022) 2 Palika Bazaar, Palika Bazaar Rd, Connaught Place (metro: Rajiv Chowk 2 3/4 ). This is a large underground market in the centre of Connaught Place. The air here is bad and the quality of products is low. One can hunt for DVDs, VCDs and audio CDs of Hindi, English and a few regional and foreign language films and PC-based games. (updated May 2023) 3 Shankar Market. (updated Jul 2026)
Handicrafts 4 Cottage Emporium, Jawahar Vyapar Bhawan, Janpath, HC Mathur Ln (near Connaught Place). is the main government-run location for selling handicrafts from all over the country. The prices are a little more than what you'd find if you went bargain hunting, but you can shop in air-conditioned comfort and all of the sales people speak English. The quality of items is quite good. You can pay with credit cards. (updated Sep 2022) 5 The State Emporium, Baba Kharak Singh Marg (any bus to 'Dr RML Hospital', 0.5 km NE Shivaji Stadium). is the state's equivalent of a Cottage. one of the radial streets coming off of Connaught Place, and each state specializes in certain kinds of crafts. Some are better priced than others, and you can bargain a little. Many of them will take credit cards.
Fabric 6 Fabindia, A-1, Hamilton House, Connaught Pl (in Connaught P
美食
Mid-range 1 Khan Chacha, D-3, Radial Rd 5, Block D, Connaught Pl, ☏ +91 11 4303 6111. Noon-11PM. A roomali rolls and kababs restaurant serving chicken, mutton, paneer, and rolls. Very popular with locals. Mains: ₹180-320. (updated Sep 2022) 2 Saravana Bhavan, P-13/90, Connaught Circus, Block P, Connaught Place, ☏ +91 11 2334 7755. A good South Indian joint located in Janpath very close to Connaught Place. They are a Chennai chain operating in Delhi. If you go at lunch time, prepare to wait a while. The various dosas are recommended, as well as the thalis (meals) and the sweet dishes. 3 Moti Mahal, K9, Connaught Cir, Block K, Connaught Place, ☏ +91 11 2327 3011. This restaurant proudly claims to be the inventor of butter chicken. (updated Feb 2018) 4 San Gimignano, Janpath, Connaught Pl (Imperial Hotel). Italian style food. (updated Jan 2026)
Splurge 5 Fire, Lobby Level, The Park, 15 Parliment Street, Connaught Place, ☏ +91 11 2374 3000. 11AM-midnight. A casual style restaurant with middling ambience but good service and great food. They serve authentic
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