Temperatures in Delhi are really high. While the winter and summer are intolerable, the monsoon limits outdoor activity. However, February through April and August through November are good times to travel to Delhi. You can visit India Gate at any time during the day. The ideal lighting makes the nighttime view really stunning. India Gate is beautifully decorated on either Republic Day (January 26) or Independence Day (August 15), making it a sight to behold.

The metro is the most convenient way to get to India Gate. The Central Secretariat Metro Station on the Yellow Line is the closest Metro Station. Pragati Maidan, Race Course, and Barakhamba are additional metro stops. To get to India Gate, take a taxi or an auto-rickshaw from the metro station's exit. Alternately, you can board a DTC bus at any location throughout the city. India Gate is also served by buses headed in the direction of Patiala House. Unfortunately, visitors cannot drive their cars to the memorial.

Attractions near India Gate: Humayun Tomb, Qutub Minar and Red Fort

Restaurants near India Gate: (0.10 km) Sababa Cafe (0.10 km) Asian Haus (0.10 km) Connaught Place

Hotels near India Gate: (0.04 km) Sufi khandar home stay (0.06 km) Hotel Euro Inn 3 (0.10 km) AmigosIndia

You cannot climb to the top of India Gate, sorry. Similar to the Arch of Constantine in Rome, India Gate is an archway that elegantly combines the majesty of history.