UNESCO Heritage
Humayun's Tomb
A graceful Mughal mausoleum known for its red sandstone facade, symmetrical gardens, and architectural influence on later monuments including the Taj Mahal.
Explore Delhi
Attraction Of Delhi
Delhi blends ancient monuments, living bazaars, Mughal architecture, spiritual landmarks, and grand public spaces. During Delhi AOICON 2026, delegates can experience a city where history and modern India sit side by side.
Heritage Walks
UNESCO monuments, Mughal gardens, and old city landmarks.
Evening Views
India Gate, illuminated boulevards, and lively public spaces.
Local Culture
Food streets, markets, crafts, and layered city traditions.
UNESCO Heritage
Historic Delhi
Qutub Minar
One of Delhi's most iconic landmarks, the Qutub Minar complex reflects early Indo-Islamic architecture and intricate stone craftsmanship.
Modern Landmark
Lotus Temple
Recognised for its lotus-inspired form, this serene landmark offers a calm pause within the capital's busy cultural landscape.
Culture And Craft
Akshardham
A grand cultural complex showcasing traditional craftsmanship, temple architecture, exhibitions, gardens, and evening experiences.
Old Delhi
Red Fort
A defining symbol of Delhi's Mughal history, the Red Fort stands close to the lanes, markets, and flavours of Old Delhi.
Evening Spot
India Gate
A prominent war memorial and civic landmark, India Gate is especially popular for evening visits and photographs.
Plan Around The Conference
Delhi AOICON 2026 is scheduled for 19th and 20th September 2026 at Hyatt Centric, Janakpuri. Delegates can plan short city visits before or after scientific sessions, depending on workshop and conference schedules.