Kartavya Path
Kartavya Path
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The grand boulevard of New Delhi is a major artery that connects the Presidential Palace and the India Gate. Leamigo Provides local experiences and professional guides in this city
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R1chardN
Surbiton, UK626 contributions
Feb 2020
This is an impressive boulevard of grand buildings that runs from Rashtrapati Bhavan to the National Stadium. We drove through it on our way between stops on a day tour of the city and highlights. It is very heavily guarded and I was surprised to see so many armed soldiers.
Written March 26, 2020
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A R Kohli
New Delhi, India150 contributions
Apr 2019 • Friends
During Republic Day the National Celebrations are done. During rest of the time you can have a wonderful family picnic and enjoy lovely street food with a vast variety to choose from. You can have fun with boating also. Any outing here will always be great fun and enjoyable experience.
Amolak Rattan Kohli
Former Governor of Mizoram
Amolak Rattan Kohli
Former Governor of Mizoram
Written June 15, 2019
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macedonboy
Glasgow, UK185,662 contributions
Feb 2024 • Friends
The Rajpath is roughly the area between the Rashtrapati Bhavan (the official residence of the President of India) and India gate. The area is popular, but largely devoid of buildings and there’s no shortage of police and soldiers for security reasons. Connecting the aforementioned landmarks is a long, long road also known as Kingsway when it served as the ceremonial path. While the area isn’t all that exciting, the landmarks here including India Gate are worth seeing.
Written February 17, 2024
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gcp5
New Delhi, India30 contributions
Jun 2016
Raj Path (it is a Hindi Language word) it means Raj = the ruler and Path = road the Road is between Rashtrapati Bhawav and Indian Gate.
On one end you will find India gate and on other end Rashtrapati Bhawan ( Rashtrapati = President and Bhawan = House) if you travel from India gate to Rashtrapati Bhavan than this straigh road is called RajPath and both sides of this road there are big lush green lawns with lots of mango and Jamun trees. Both sides of Raj Path road there is red sand carpeted which gives really a very scenic view to all this place and complementary look to each other between green lawns and red sand, it is must visit for everyone, Most of Delhites usually visit every weekend to spend a little time with there family in the open skyp at cool night weather, it is there picnic spot well withing the heart of central Delhi
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On one end you will find India gate and on other end Rashtrapati Bhawan ( Rashtrapati = President and Bhawan = House) if you travel from India gate to Rashtrapati Bhavan than this straigh road is called RajPath and both sides of this road there are big lush green lawns with lots of mango and Jamun trees. Both sides of Raj Path road there is red sand carpeted which gives really a very scenic view to all this place and complementary look to each other between green lawns and red sand, it is must visit for everyone, Most of Delhites usually visit every weekend to spend a little time with there family in the open skyp at cool night weather, it is there picnic spot well withing the heart of central Delhi
Social Message : Always use Dustbin to Keep your city clean
Written June 19, 2016
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Preshith_S
Mysuru (Mysore), India77 contributions
Apr 2012 • Family
Rajpath is one of the most important roads in india. It is the the place were Republic Day Parade is held each year on 26th Jan... Finally it ends at the gates of Rashtrapati Bhavan... At Vijay Chowk it crosses Sansad Marg, and the Parliament House of India can be seen to the right when coming from the India Gate... Most of the buildings surrounding Rajpath, were designed by Lutyens and Herbert Baker...
Written July 2, 2012
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Shourjendra D
Kolkata (Calcutta), India3,647 contributions
Mar 2015 • Friends
This is a long straight road from Rashtrapati Bhawan ( President of India's official residence) to India Gate, in New Delhi.
This road has been made famous for the awesome Republic Day Parade, that is held on it, on 26th January,every year.The road is wide with beautifully manicured gardens on either side with wide footpath.
A trip to Delhi must always include Rashtrapati Bhawan as well as India Gate, thus one must also include the road connecting the two. Wonderfully maintained
This road has been made famous for the awesome Republic Day Parade, that is held on it, on 26th January,every year.The road is wide with beautifully manicured gardens on either side with wide footpath.
A trip to Delhi must always include Rashtrapati Bhawan as well as India Gate, thus one must also include the road connecting the two. Wonderfully maintained
Written May 24, 2015
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FoodieeDiva
New Delhi, India568 contributions
Jun 2018 • Friends
its a beautiful place to visit just next to India gate , you can plan a picnic at india gate gardens with a view of rajpath the parliment house .. its all the more amazing on 15 Aug and 26 jan
Written July 2, 2018
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Dipeeta D Mukherjee
Kolkata (Calcutta), India270 contributions
Jun 2015 • Family
I've been to New Delhi many times, but didn't get time to hang around for sight-seeing. This time, my family was there and we hired a car from Connaught Place, where we were staying, and did lots of sight-seeing. Rajpath was one of them, and we liked it. Its maintained well by the authorities.
Written June 19, 2015
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devinder s
Mumbai, India413 contributions
Mar 2015 • Solo
When you hear a word Rajpath you imagine of seat of power and authority. You dream of king cavalcade going on the road with all pomp and show. and that is what it is. You stand on Riasina hill and look down and feel the power surging in to your head. with south block and North block on left and right and Rashtrapati bhavan behind you and India gate in front of you . Great feeling . It is one of the best road in the entire country. It has different soul and body in each season and the time of the day. In summers one can find children bathing in the water body and in the winter the visitors and staff of the govt offices basking in the winter sun. Eating their lunch or peanuts, some time some political scene will there with few people.
The place has some kind of great ness in it.
It is worth while to watch the republic day parade on 26 the January. The place is full of various army contingents etc and public to enjoy the display the strength of our country.
If you are staying close by take a walk around in the morning it is so quite and chilly in the winters morning.
The place has some kind of great ness in it.
It is worth while to watch the republic day parade on 26 the January. The place is full of various army contingents etc and public to enjoy the display the strength of our country.
If you are staying close by take a walk around in the morning it is so quite and chilly in the winters morning.
Written March 31, 2015
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keith h
Chesham, UK1,170 contributions
Nov 2017 • Solo
As the name states, Royal Walk. About 2.5 kms of straight road leading to & from the seat of government.
Worth walking once , not least because there is far less traffic to contend with than in most of Delhi. Admire the work of Luteyens, linger on the ( fairly ) clean grass verges under shady trees. Not far away on one side, a filthy water channel runs parallel with people's washing hanging on lines & children playing on the narrow bridges that cross the channel- a stark contrast to the beds of cannas & fine buidings.
Crowds gather around India Gate.
My guess is that the whole strip looks more attractive when lit up at night or on Republic Day.
Worth walking once , not least because there is far less traffic to contend with than in most of Delhi. Admire the work of Luteyens, linger on the ( fairly ) clean grass verges under shady trees. Not far away on one side, a filthy water channel runs parallel with people's washing hanging on lines & children playing on the narrow bridges that cross the channel- a stark contrast to the beds of cannas & fine buidings.
Crowds gather around India Gate.
My guess is that the whole strip looks more attractive when lit up at night or on Republic Day.
Written November 27, 2017
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Is the lighting done everyday?
Written June 1, 2017
Yes the answers are there already..but India Gate and Rajpath..are light uo every day. Special lighting done on 26 rd January and beating the retreat after 2 days. It is a beautiful effect and worth visiting n those days..all the Government building alongside Rajpath Vijay Chowk leading upto Rashtrapati Bhawan are all light up on those days. Also on 15th August. Hope you come and enjoy it.
Written June 3, 2017
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