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Reflective Essay: My Visit To New Delhi

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There are so many nice places on the earth. They are scattered across the country. Every place has its own distinct features. Some places have scenic beauty while many are famous for their architectural wonders. I have visited so many places of historical and tourist interest. But the visit which has a lasting impression on my mind is the visit of New Delhi. Delhi is the present day capital of India, a city that has seen every type of government and Kings and Queens and always attracted the whole world. Last winter I got a chance to visit New Delhi because of a youth programme i.e. international youth fellowship which is organised by the Korean people. I was so excited to get such an opportunity to attend an international level programme & also due to got a chance to visit …show more content…

Lotus temple or Baha I House of worship is one of the most visited places in the world. There I was admired by its universal design in the form of a lotus. Being present over there I feel the oneness of God, oneness of religion and oneness of mankind. Inside the temple there was one big hall and there were benches where you can sit and pray to your God. Every religion people coming over there and pray to their god. I feel so energetic in my spiritual mind when I perform a meditation for 2-3 minutes. After having lunch we moved to Akshardham, largest Hindu temple in the world. I enjoyed the musical fountain inside the temple. Waters of different colour with music playing with the strike of cold air in my body simultaneously, I feel like in heaven. My visit to New Delhi was very thrilling as well as exciting. It was really an unforgettable experience, which apart from intellectually rewarding gave me a picture of our countries proud history. I am lucky to visit New Delhi, a place having a long tradition of historical, cultural, political and artistic

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