History & Architecture
India Gate
India Gate is one of the most visited monuments in New Delhi and serves as a tribute to thousands of Indian soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice for the nation. The names of many fallen soldiers are inscribed on its walls, making it a place of remembrance and national pride. Its grand architecture and historical significance attract visitors from across the world.
Surrounded by lush lawns and illuminated beautifully at night, India Gate is a popular gathering spot for tourists and locals alike. The monument stands as a symbol of bravery, honor, and patriotism, reflecting the nation's respect for its heroes. A visit to India Gate offers both a glimpse into India's history and a memorable experience in the heart of the capital city.
Famous For
War Memorial Amar Jawan Jyoti National Landmark of India
Timing
Open 24 Hours
Entry Fee
Free Entry
UNESCO Status
No
Nearby in Delhi
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India Gate FAQ's
A few common questions before you visit. Still curious? Our travel designers respond within 24 hours.
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India Gate is open Open 24 Hours.
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The entry fee is Free Entry per person, though rates can change - we confirm the latest price when planning your itinerary.
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No - India Gate is not currently a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Nearby Delhi also has The Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Jama Masjid, Lotus Temple, Chandni Chowk worth combining into the same day out.
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Yes - every itinerary is built around you, and a senior travel designer will confirm timings and combine it with other sights within one business day.