Overview
Rashtrapati Bhavan, designed by British colonial architect Edwin Lutyens and completed in 1929, is a 340-room presidential residence known as the world's largest head-of-state residence. Its grand facade blends Indo-Saracenic style with Western classicism, and its Mughal Gardens open to the public only during a limited spring window. Interior tours require advance online booking.
Opening Hours
Exterior viewable anytime; interior tours 09:00-16:00 by reservation (closed Mondays)
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Interior tours must be booked online at least a few days ahead. The Mughal Gardens usually open only in February-March.
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Attractions near Rashtrapati Bhavan
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Jantar Mantar
An open-air astronomical observatory of massive masonry instruments built in 1724.
📍 2.2km away
India Gate
A 42m triumphal arch war memorial honoring soldiers who died in World War I.
📍 2.9km away
National Rail Museum
An outdoor railway museum tracing Indian railway history back to 1853.
📍 4.0km away
Jama Masjid
India's largest mosque, capable of holding 25,000 worshippers — the symbol of Old Delhi.
📍 5.2km away
Chandni Chowk
Old Delhi's 300-year-old main market street — a paradise for street food lovers.
📍 5.5km away
Raj Ghat
A black marble memorial marking the spot where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated.
📍 5.7km away
Red Fort
The Mughal emperors' grand red sandstone palace-fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
📍 6.2km away
Hauz Khas Complex
A trendy arts village built around a 14th-century reservoir, madrasa, and tombs.
📍 6.8km away
Things to Do in Delhi
Old Delhi Rickshaw Tour
Ride a cycle rickshaw through Old Delhi narrow lanes. Explore Chandni Chowk, Jama Masjid, the spice market, and Red Fort area with a local guide.
Chandni Chowk Street Food Tour
Guided food tour of 300-year-old Chandni Chowk sampling paratha, chole bhature, jalebi, and chai at 5-8 legendary street stalls and local eateries.
Akshardham Water Show
A nightly 24-minute multimedia water show at Akshardham Temple combining fountains, lasers, fire, and projection to retell Indian mythology.