Travel News Desk!!! The 18th G20 summit is going to be held in Delhi on 9 and 10 September. Its preparations are going on in full swing. The summit will be held at the Bharat Mandapam Convention Center at Pragati Maidan. Top leaders of many countries are going to participate in this summit, including US President Joe Biden, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Presidents and PMs of other countries. In which many important issues will be discussed. It is being told that some foreign guests have also expressed their desire to see the historical heritage of Delhi. Due to this, along with increasing the security of all these monuments and forts, they are also being decorated grandly. Let us know which are the places where these world leaders can go.
Qutub Minar- According to media reports, some foreign guests attending the G20 summit have expressed their desire to see Qutub Minar. It is being said that they can go to see Qutub Minar. According to reports, a letter in this regard has also been received from the embassies of UK and two other countries. In such a situation, Qutub Minar is being decorated in a special way. Security arrangements are being made there. Let us tell you that Qutub Minar is located in Mehrauli, South Delhi. It is one of the most famous and renowned historical heritages of Delhi. Tourists keep coming here throughout the year. It is being told that like the old Caliph, Qutub Minar will also host a laser lighting show, which the delegates will be able to enjoy.
Humayun's Tomb- According to reports, some representatives have expressed their desire to see Humayun's Tomb as well. It is being said that this historical heritage is his first choice, which he wants to see closely. ASI officers will be deployed here to meet foreign guests. Humayun's Tomb is a very beautiful monument inspired by Mughal architecture. Here is the tomb of Mughal emperor Humayun. It was constructed in the year 1570.
Safdarjung Tomb – One of the famous historical buildings of Delhi, Safdarjung Tomb is located on Sri Aurobindo Marg in South Delhi. It was constructed in 1754 AD. It is a square two-storey building covered with a circular marble dome. Tourists from all over the country and abroad come to see it throughout the year. According to reports, some foreign guests attending the G20 summit can also visit this historical heritage. In such a situation, full attention is being paid to its decoration and security arrangements. The lighting at all these places has been arranged in such a way that it attracts many guests.
Red Fort- It is being said that foreign guests can also visit the Red Fort. In such a situation, strict security arrangements are being made here also. The Red Fort is also being decorated in a special way. Excellent lighting arrangements are being made.
Old Fort- It is possible that some representatives may visit the Old Fort along with the Red Fort. In such a situation, in this two-day G20 summit, the country's capital Delhi looked completely decorated and illuminated.
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