Delhi Culture | Cultural Tour to New Delhi

In Delhi one can easily access the rich anddiverse culture of India. Delhi has perfectly stored the legacy of rich Indian tradition, which people have inherited from their ancestors. Delhi is not a one religion dominant city; actually most of the people have come here in search of jobs, best medical assistance and education, and therefore it shows combination of customs, rituals and practices followed in any particular caste and religion.

One can hear the kabbalis at shrines, bhajan and kirtans in temples guru bani in gurudwars and Christians gather on Sunday for mass in Churches. In contrast to that nightlife of Delhi is full of enthusiasm, energy and vibrancy.The cultural diversity and religious unity are the core values of the Indian society.

Delhi, being the capital of India, naturally reflects it all, as people from different states come here for best education, best medicinal assistance and good job opportunities. It is a centre stage of Indian politics too and represents all that is best in the country.

The metropolitan city with a cosmopolitan outlook, New Delhi boasts of a rich cultural heritage. The ancient city still reflects the remnants of the glorious old-age charm and culture, yet has a very modern and chic lifestyle. The nightlife is interesting and a number of discos beckon the youngsters to sway and dance on enchanting numbers.

At the Nizamuddin Shrine, one can still hear the 'Qawwalis'. 'Gurbani' (the verses from the Granth Sahib) and prabhat ferries can be heard in the Gurudwaras, 'bhajans' and 'aartis' in the temples and Sunday masses in Churches. The traditional fairs and festivals like 'Phoolwalo-Ki-Sair' are still being celebrated.

With the increasing number of people from different states, the regional festivals like 'Chhath Puja' of Bihar and 'Durga Puja' of Bengal are also being observed. Since Delhi shares its borders with Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, its people and their lifestyle is often influenced greatly by these regions.

Though Punjabis dominate Delhi, it has now developed a number of pockets dominated by other communities also, such as South Indians in R.K. Puram and Bengalis in C.R. Park.

It is this diversity that makes Delhi so lively and colorful. Indo-Persian art is reflected in Jama Masjid, while Birla Temple and the Chattarpur Temple complex exude amalgamations of North and South Indian architectural styles.

Lotus temple is notable not only for representing the Bahai way of worship, but also the splendid architectural design. Jains and Buddhists also have their own shrines in the city, while the Tibetan monastery near the Interstate bus terminus is representative of the Tibetan culture in India.
Delhi’s culture is diverse because of huge influx of migrants from different parts of the country. Being the capital of India, people from different states settle in Delhi. Irrespective of color, caste and creed, Delhi accepts everyone with the same warmth. Its culture is strongly influenced by the neighboring states of Haryana, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh. The impact can be felt in the language of the people, their lifestyle and in their food habits.

Delhi is a fine amalgamation of modern culture and rich tradition. Presence of historical monuments and latest architectural marvels voice the cultural spirit of the state.

People from all religions reside in Delhi. As a result, almost all major festivals are celebrated with equal religious fervor and spirit. Prabhat Feri, Durga Puja, Diwali are the most awaited festivals of Delhi. However, Christmas, Eid and Guru Purab are celebrated with much the same enthusiasm thereby representing the diverse culture in Delhi.

Hindi is the main language spoken in Delhi. However, the tone and pronunciation varies from person to person due to the mixed origin of the people residing in the state. Delhi had always accepted the new and moulded itself with the change in time making it a place worth living.

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