Spouse Programs

Your first stop for the day will be at the Laxminarayan Temple- an important site of Hindu pilgrimage. Gain more knowledge about the history and architecture of the temple; the rites and rituals performed by the priests, as the guide covers even the minutest of details while explaining to you about the same. Click for detailed programme

Assemble at the hotel lobby to proceed for a Shopping visit to the anpath arket and the Central Cottage Industries Emporium.
Janpath, literally the road of the people, was the Queensway of British New Delhi till it got its more down-to-earth name. It is best known for its colourful market. The Central Cottage Industries Emporium is a government run emporium which is an excellent place to shop for Indian crafts and textiles.
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Depart for New Delhi
Visit the National Museum & Crafts Museum
The National museum has a comprehensive collection of archaeological excavations, artifacts, ancient manuscripts, sculptures, wall paintings and coins.

Crafts Museum was set up in 1956 by the all India Handicrafts Board, with a view to preserving the artistic and cultural heritage of India.
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Delhi, India’s capital city, is growing at a breathless pace beyond the scattered citadels of erstwhile dynasties and far beyond the ken of the colonial and latter-day town planners. The pressures notwithstanding, it remains a modern and convenient gateway to India.
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Depart from the conference venue for Old Delhi. We drive past the President’s house (Rashtrapati Bhawan) and the Government buildings along Rajpath to India Gate.

Drive on to Humayun’s Tomb, the tomb of the second Mughal Emperor – Humayun, built in 1565 AD.
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