The heartbeat of Delhi, Connaught Place is a heritage neighbourhood that has been modeled after the Georgian style of architecture. Lined with a host of eateries, high-end stores, parlours, theatres and book stores, the market is the hub of most activities in Delhi. Spread in two concentric circles, Connaught Place holds a vintage character that is vividly contrasted by various cosmopolitan shops and cafes that are crowned with blaring neon signs. On any good day, you can see a number of students and office workers spilling out on the streets and enjoying the pleasant weather while relishing a plate of chaat from a vendor.

Before stalls and stores took over Connaught Place, it used to be a cinema centre. In the 1920s, Russian ballets, Urdu plays and silent films were hosted at various theatres here. Its heritage cinemas like Rivoli and Odeon still preserve their antiquity and it is an enchanting experience to catch a movie in one of the sprawling movie theatres.

Another attraction in Connaught Place is the Hanuman Temple that is believed to be as old as the neighbourhood itself. Inviting devotees from far and wide, the temple finds mention in the epic Mahabharata as well. It also holds the Guinness World Record for the worshippers having chanted the mantra "Sri Ram Jai Ram Jai Ram" continuously for 24 hours.

A quiet and serene spot amid the bustling marketplace, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is possibly the most popular attraction of Connaught Place. You can spot it from a mile away as its high golden dome glistens in the sun. As you enter the premises you will be enveloped in a sense of peace. After paying homage at the sanctum, you can stroll along the tranquil pond in the Gurudwara. A sweeping expanse of pristine white adorned with intricate carvings, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is a must-visit spot.

Tourists can also head to Jantar Mantar, which is one of the five astronomical observatories in Northern India. Its striking combinations of geometric forms have caught the attention of architects, artists and art historians from around the world.

Central Park in Connaught Place is another attraction that holds a variety of cultural events. A lush garden dotted with fountains, it also has one of the highest hoisted flags in the country.

The grand ivory white structure of Connaught Place was made by the British in 1929 to relocate to Lutyen's Delhi. It has been named after the first Duke of Connaught, who was the son of Queen Victoria. It is one of the most expensive office spaces in the world and offers a unique blend of diversity to its visitors. From a historical structure to a shopper's paradise, the place is a must-visit on one's trip to Delhi.

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