Worlds of Wonders

Worlds of Wonder in Noida is the largest amusement park in Delhi NCR. It is also simply known as WOW. This amusement Park is located in Sector 38A Noida, just behind The Great Indian Place. If you take a metro you can get down at Noida Sector 18 Metro station. From here the Park is just few minutes walk. The size of the Park is large enough to engage you one whole day. This is just the right place to bring your kids and give them a memorable outing.

                                     WOW Main Entrance is just behind The Great Indian Place

   The Mega Disco, the first thing that comes to my mind is the UFO flying  

    saucer. It spins clockwise-anticlockwise and swings from one end to the        

    other. All you can do is scream and scream.

   The Chart Smashers (or is it the Car Smashers)- If you have ever dreamed of driving    and smashing into a car or a wall! Then this is it. Children lines up for a carefree          ride.

   Hippi Hopp- The idea of riding on a beautifully adorned horse was a thrilling fantasy.    The ride is gentle and slow enough to make it possible even for smaller kids.

   There are dining places everywhere. Don't expect for a big fast food pavilion or a huge food          

     court. If you want KFCs and McDs, The Great Indian Place Mall is just next door. Here you'll get   

     snacks, drinks and lots of pop corns. Look out for a souvenir or a gift shop popular with kids. 

Adventure Island

Go crazy at the fun zone in the Adventure Island, Rohini, Delhi. Launched in 2006, the Entertainment factory spread across 62 acres is running successfully in its 7th year. The landscaped area covered by state-of-the-art rides in the country draws families from every part of the city on weekdays and weekends. A short walk or a quick rickshaw ride away from the Rithala metro station brings you to this amazing wonderland where fun starts as soon as you enter.

Summers are best enjoyed here as you can jump into a water zone that has water rides. The Splash Dunk and Splash Down rides take you up on a height and makes you hit the water splashing away the sweltering heat off from your clothes.

The rain dance adds to the fun as you get drenched dancing on the latest beats on English and Hindi soundtracks

You can experience weightlessness with Z force, a ride that drops 25 meters in a few seconds that tickles your belly.

If ever hunger pangs disturb you, head for the delectable food items and grab a burger.

Birla Mandir

Laxmi Narayan Temple, also known as Birla Mandir, is one of Delhi's major temples and a major tourist attraction. Built by the industrialst Sh. J.K. Birla in 1939, this beautiful temple is located in the west of Connaught Place.

The temple is dedicated to Laxmi (the goddess of prosperity) and Narayana (The preserver). The temple was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi on the condition that people of all castes will be allowed to enter the temple.

The temple is located on the Mandir Marg, situated west of the Connaught Place in New Delhi. The temple is easily accessible from the city by local buses, taxis and auto-rickshaws. Nearest Delhi Metro station is R.K.Ashram Marg, located about 2 km away. Also on the same road lies the New Delhi Kalibari.

Mughal Garden

The shapes of gardens present in Mughal Gardens such as in Rectangular shape, Long Garden and also in Circular shape Garden. The rectangular garden is dotted with chequered flowers of different varieties and colors and beautiful Trees. The Long shaped garden is seen with a bed of Roses and different kinds of colorful flowers that makes this Garden as haven.

This article provides complete information including when is Mughal Gardens open for public and opening date and time. The 'Opening time of Mughal gardens for the public is from February to March every year. All the visitors are allowed for gardens on all days except Mondays and the entry time is from 10.00 am. to 4.00 pm. There are some typical features including pools, canals and fountains inside the Mughal Gardens.

Also the gardens may remain closed on other days when important functions are arranged within the premises of Mughal gardens or during the visit of any VVIP during the opening period for public. If you visit to New Delhi you must have to see the Famous Mughal Gardens for your mind piece. Following is the address of the Mughal Garden where it is located.

Opening time of the Mughal Gardens for public : Mughal Gardens are open for public from Feb-2016 to March-2016 from 10am to 4pm. please re-visit to conform the date before visiting Mughal Gardens 2016.

The Location of the Mughal Garden : Mughal Gardens is located near Rashtrapati Bhavan, India Gate, New Delhi and also it is nearer to Central part of Delhi.

How to Reach at Mughal Gardens, Delhi : By Delhi Metro : Central Secretariat Metro Station is the nearest metro station for Mughal Gardens. This station is on Jahangir Puri - Central Secretariat metro line. Chandin chowk station is just after Kashmere Gate (ISBT) metro station.

By DTC Bus : Delhi transport corporation(DTC) Buses are easily available from Cannaught Place(CP) or ISBT or India Gate to Mughal Gardens.

Tulips in full bloom at Mughal Gardens

Tulips Bloom: The 15-acre area of the Mughal Gardens of Rashtrapati Bhawan was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens.

Pragati Maidan Book Fair

The New Delhi World Book Fair, held in Pragati Maidan in New Delhi, is India's oldest book fair. The first New Delhi World Book Fair was held on roughly 6790 sq. mts. area with 200 participants from March 18 to April 4, 1972. It was inaugurated by V. V. Giri, then President of India. 

Year-wise Fair Details

2012

The 20th New Delhi World Book Fair 2012 was held in Pragati Maidan, New Delhi from February 25, 2012 to March 4, 2012 and was organised by the National Book Trust, India. The fair was inaugurated by the then HRD Minister Kapil Sibal. A corporate social responsibility initiative was undertaken by the publishing industry to launch the Pink Ribbon Book Tag at the Book Fair to support the Indian Cancer Society for a humanitarian cause. The theme of the 20th World Book Fair was Towards 100 years of Indian Cinema.

2013

The biennial World Book Fair (now annual beginning with the 21st edition) was scheduled from February 4-10 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. Under an MoU, the annual event was organized jointly by the National Book Trust, India & India Trade Promotion Organization (ITPO) with the theme being Indigenous Voices: Mapping India's Folk & Tribal Literature and France as the guest country.

The then HRD Minister Shashi Tharoor inaugurated the Fair, presided by Dr. Karan Singh, M.P. & Chairman Indian Council for Cultural Relations. Some of the events held for the first time included cosplay, school librarians' meet, artist & illustrators' gallery and the counsellors desk in the Children & Youth pavilion. An annual National Debut Youth Fiction Writers meet was also held to promote greater interest in readership.

2014

The 22nd New Delhi World Book Fair 2014 was held from February 15-23. The Guest of Honour country was Poland, while the theme was Kathasagara: Celebrating Children's Literature.

2015

The 23rd New Delhi World Book Fair 2015 was held from February 14-22. The guest of honour country was Singapore with Korea as the focus country. The theme of the Fair was Suryodaya: Emerging voices from North East India. The slogan of the fair was Books opening the mind. Doors opening the future. The Union HRD Minister Smriti Iraniinaugurated the Fair, while HRD Minister of State Upendra Kushwaha inaugurated the Children's pavilion. National Book Trust under the Young India Library series was to put up for sale a new edition of a book on parables covering a new dimension of Swami Vivekananda for developing scientific temper in children.

2016

India and China have agreed that China will participate in the New Delhi World Book Fair 2016 as the Guest of Honour Country.