Shanti Stupa New Delhi - Buddhist temple in New Delhi - Central, India

Sanchi Stupa in Delhi's Indraprastha Park is truly serene and beautiful. The peaceful surroundings make it a perfect place to relax. The stupa itself is impressive, and you can feel a sense of calmness while exploring the area. It's a great spot for a quiet and culturally enriching visit.

I visited this place on Sunday with my friend. This place is near Indraprastha Park and has a canteen in the park. In park there's a lot of swings for kids to play. If you want to enjoy peaceful time here then go on weekdays because on weekends this park is crowded with families and children. Overall nice place and yesvyou can witness one of the best sunset of Delhi here.

It is located in the Indraprastha Park. It is a significant landmark and a symbol of global peace and non-violence. It is a good spot for family or friends picnic. It is a very peaceful place. There is no entry fees. There is also a canteen inside the park. If you are going for a picnic, please don't litter the park. Please use dustbins. Be a responsible citizen.

It was a very calming and soothing experience, this place fills your mind with the positive vibes. I was in awe of thinking how peaceful everything looks from above. Extremely in love with this place, would recommend visiting on Sundays

For Summers, it's suitable to visit after 5pm so that you can enjoy the serene. It's a getaway for weekend for a couple of hours. I took Indraprastha Park Metro and then took a auto for the Park.

So beautiful place I m so enjoying very peaceful place ever sitting bench and foods are available reasonable price and parking is available.

Serene stupa , not very crowded, no entry ticket , plus there's a huge park to visit where you literally can meditate, it's really peaceful over there . It is a good place to shoot videos and take photos too .... It's really worth checking out .

I liked it very much and I was satisfied. It is a wonderful fort in the memory of Buddha. And I have a request to those who go here, please take off your shoes and slippers before climbing up.