Radisson Hotels in New Delhi

Steeped in history and cultural attractions, there's something for everyone in Central Dehli, whether you want to gaze at the impressive arches and half moon domes of the Rajpath, or simply indulge in some of the best shopping the city has to offer, you'll find what you're looking for, and plenty more, in this bustling part of the city. You can also see ferocious tigers and more at Delhi Zoo

South Delhi is a great part of the city to simply succumb to and wander around – you'll find an almost unlimited amount of shopping, both up market and street vendors selling hand crafted wares, and an abundance of beautifully realized temples. Of particular note is the Bahai temple – while fairly modern in comparison to others here, its elegant white 'petals' resemble a lotus in bloom, in lush surroundings.

If you enjoy shopping, then Karol Bagh will be the place for you. This buzzing shopping haven has everything from rickety but fascinating street stalls to department stores and glitzy shopping malls. The area's particularly vibrant in the evening, as everywhere here stays open late, and the streets become bathed in twinkling fairy lights of all colors as shouts of haggling continue well after the sun sets.

East Delhi – Noida is where the modern face of India comes to light. Among the angular, bright neon of the skyscrapers here you'll find Film City, which is a major production center for Bollywood films. You can also visit the site of the 2010 Commonwealth Games. Of course, there's plenty of history and culture too, and especially worth a visit is the spectacular, intricate pink stoned Akshardham temple complex.