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Happiness comes in all shapes and sizes, but when it is packaged in luxury, and tailor-made for a day such as Valentine’s Day, it is truly exciting. While love really does not need a special day, it is not wrong to make a day of it. You don’t need over-the-top gestures, or Bollywood-esque romantic proclamations, all you need is an exceptional plate of food, and a great atmosphere. As luxury is in the details, it is subtle, and so is love. If you are willing to make it count this Valentine’s Day, we have all the right resources lined up for you. For all couples in and around Delhi, here are our top picks for luxury experiences on Valentine’s Day.

Tejas Express train will operate in place of Vande Bharat Express for the next 45 days on the New Delhi to Varanasi train route starting from February 15, 2021. More on Times Travel.

Wondering where to at the cheapest but wholesome meal in Delhi? The capital surely caters to every pocket and budget group when it comes to offering good food. More on Times Travel.

Make it extra special this Valentine's Day by going to these destinations near Delhi

Kathi Rolls are a trend which start selling in the 1970s and has never gone out of fashion from the Indian food scene. Here we throw light on the best kathi roll eateries across three Indian cities. More on Times Travel.

Delhi, as they call it, is Dilli dil walon ki, and has a lot of reasons to celebrate the day of love. The gorgeous city steeped deep in history has some seriously romantic places offering just the right ambience and vibe for celebrating Valentine’s Day! From going on long drives and going out on a romantic dinner date to spending some quality time at a historic monument, Delhi surely is the right place to celebrate the day of love.Here’s a little itinerary that you can follow and begin a love-filled year.

Do you know that Delhi's former name was Yoginipur? It has also only temple dedicated to Bahai faith in Asia. Know more such facts about India's capital city on Times Travel.

Now we all know that Delhi does not disappoint when it comes to culinary delights. The city afterall is a melting pot of various cuisines coming together from across the country. But if you had to pick four restaurants to dine in, which would they be? We have a clear answer in this regard, as we think these four iconic restaurants of Delhi far surpass any other food experiences that you might have in a long time to come.Here we have the top four restaurants in Delhi for you.

Delhi is home to numerous iconic places of interest, but if you had to pick five of them as the most Instragrammable, which ones would you pick? No, we do not mean Connaught Place; it is, after all, like most other places around the world. We mean places that are so unique that your social media will be abuzz with likes and comments. Here are some of the most iconic places to photograph in Delhi for your social media.

Republic Day calls for a day outing, and here are our cool suggestions for you. More on Times Travel.

Delhi’s history is world-renowned for its tryst with the various dynasties that commanded power over the Indian subcontinent from here. In this time and age, there are numerous remnants of the past in the city, from the walled city that is still visible to this day, to the various tombs scattered across the city. If you happen to be in Delhi, there is much to discover. While on one hand you have the story of India’s independence, and struggle for freedom quite thoroughly depicted in the city’s many places of interests, on the other hand the city is also like a history book.Here are the four most important tombs to visit in the city of Delhi.

On January 26, 1950, the Constitution of India came into being, and the rest as they say, is history. Since that day, the largest democracy in the world has been at the global centre of attention, and that rings true now more than ever. The Republic Day parade is looked at by people across the world, and why not, the hard-hitting drums announce the devotion of the country’s many armed forces, as people cheer on with glee. It is the day that announces the unification of a great nation, and how can you possibly not celebrate this momentous day?Here are four experiences every Delhi-resident must have on Republic Day.

Delhi's street food scene comes alive during winter and that's the time when you get to relish the most delicious snacks. Think of gajar ka halwa or piping hot samosas. More on Times Travel.

Delhi airport, being one of the best in Asia, has all the features and amenities to keep you engaged and make your wait pleasurable. Here are some suggestions that you can try when you are stuck inside the airport. More on Times Travel.

The New Delhi Railway Station is set to receive a major makeover in the coming years. Images of the futuristic railway station were shared by Railway Minister Piyush Goyal. More on Times Travel.

Delhi is under the grip of severe cold wave which plummeted the temperature down to 1.8 degree Celsius recently. More on Times Travel

The Delhi Government has now extended its order related to 14-day quarantine for passengers arriving from the United Kingdom till January 31. This move has been taken amid fears of the new strain of Coronavirus. More on Times Travel.

Eat up a massive veg thali at this Delhi restaurant and earn INR 2 lakhs* . More on Times Travel

The Delhi to Mumbai Rajdhani Superfast special train will now run daily instead of four day a week. The bookings for the train will start from January 1 and the new train service will begin from January 19. More on Times travel.

Delhi is surrounded by not only hill stations, but also has some must-visit wildlife sanctuaries around. Here is our pick of the most easily-accessible wildlife sanctuaries near Delhi. More on Times Travel.

Delhi, the capital city of India, is home to many historical relics. Since the British left India in 1947, it has been a thrill ride for the largest democracy in the world. Rapid development led the way to an emerging economy, and it now stands as a country full of great cultural heritage. Renowned all over the world, everyone wants that authentic Indian experience. While you may get it at an Indian wedding, or on the streets of a big city, here is a list of museums that will give you a better idea about the country.

Delhi NCR hit by rains and hailstorm, snowfall continues in Uttarakhand and Himachal. More on Times Travel

If everything goes as planned, travelling from the Yamuna riverfront to Ayodhya or from Mumbai to Shirdi for a pilgrimage via seaplane would soon become possible. More on Times Travel.

Delhi-Dubai; Mumbai-Dubai, rank in the world's busiest air route list. More on Times Travel

With night curfews and COVID restrictions around India, a luxury hotel stay could be the best idea this year-end