New Delhi, the capital of India, could be a active metropolis that has a tremendous mixture of modernization and thoroughly preserved antiquity. Extended over the geographical area of the stream Yamuna, it's one among the quickest growing cities in India. National capital was engineered by a British designer Edward Sir Edwin Landseer Luytens in 1912 because the new capital of land dominion. Delhi was made the capital of  India in 1950 and it was approved a state in 1992.

Places to visit in Delhi:

1)The Red Fort

2)Qutb Minar

3)Humayun’s Tomb

4)Lotus Temple

5)Akshardham

6)India Gate

7)Jantar Mantar.

Bharuch is a district in Gujara, India. And formerly commonly known as Broach. Bharuch District is situated on the Bank of Narmada river, the lifeline of Gujarat. The industrial estates of Bharuch are unique among those of Gujarat and India. Arabian sea braces its west side. The District looks beautiful with forests and river banks covered by greeneries. Since the ancient age the history of district has shown remarkable peculiarities. Ancient scriptures depict about Pandavas living in forest of Zagadia and Valia during their secret forest-dwelling.

Place to visit in Bharuch:

1) Amba Mata Temple

2) Ashoka Ashrama

3) Bahuchara Mata Temple

4) Bhid Bhanjan Hanuman Temple

5) Brahmakumari's Anubhuti Dham

6) Bhrigu Rishi Temple

7) Chandramaulishwar Mahadev Temple

8) Dashashwamedh Ghat

9) Dattatreya Temple

10) Doodheshwar Madhavev Temple at Zadeshwar

11) Dwarkadhish Temple

12) E - Noor Mosque

13) Ganapati Temple

14) Gayatri Mata Temple at Zadeshwar

15) Golden Bridge

16) Golden Palace (Soneri Mahel)

17) Gurudwara Chadar Saheb

18) Gyaneshwar Hanuman Temple

19) Hansdevji's Hans Ashramas

20) J. B. Modi Park.