This impressive sandstone monument commemorates the Indian and British soldiers who died in WWI. While it is sometimes not easy getting past the crowds and many (many!) touts, it's still worth the effort. Make sure to go around the monument as it provides wonderful photo ops.

The India Gate at one end and the Rashtrapati Bhavan on the other end, truly makes us a proud and happy Delhiite. Numerous drives on this road have not lessened the joy or pride of this monument. We are thankful to the architecture and planning of Lutyen's Delhi! The Amar Jawan Jyoti reminds us of the Defence services' sacrifices made... More

India gate is part of Lutyens Delhi. Te best of British architecture and on one side Rajpath is raisina hill with the presidents estate and other side is India gate. The place retains its regal charm. India gate is a memorial for the soldiers . The entire walk is very charming. In winters walk from presidents estate area to india... More

The India Gate is the national monument of India. Situated in the heart of New Delhi, it was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens. Built in 1931, the monument was inspired by the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, which in turn was inspired by the Roman Arch of Titus. Originally known as the All India War Memorial, it is a prominent... More

We did not know about India Gate before visiting Delhi, but a taxi driver pointed it out to us, and we decided to return. It is the site of India's Tomb of the Unknown Soliders, and there are Indian military members in formal uniforms (at least when we visited during the day). They were very kind and allowed my wife... More

its nice to visit at evening. Its better to go evening. just relax on grass. have ice cream and chat with the friends. one of the nice place to relax and take photo like every Indian do:)

Like some of the other reviewers, had to see it from the car, not up close. Nice drive by as we also saw other India government buildings, monuments and statues. Smaller yet similar to Paris' Arc de Triomphe. Understand that in addition to being a war monument to those who sacrificed their lives in WWI it's also where the first... More

Located near a small pond where people rent small boats. Nice area to be were you can feel a bit of nature but of course lot of cars around especially during rush hour.

Its best place in the evening. Lights and Jyoti make a perfect picturesque location. Names of all Jawans who sacrificed in world war are written on this gate wall. surroundings are very clean and cool. you can see Rashtrapati bhavan from India gate as its exact opposite to gate.