Parliament of India

The exterior of the Capitol is a circular building, the building is not very high, but it looks very imposing, there is a fountain pool in front, and there are two rows of administrative buildings on the side. In front of the Capitol is a neat and wide grass. A good attraction, you can go and see.

The Capitol is also a very important building, the whole building also includes several particularly hungry areas, some things here are also quite beautiful, very suitable for visiting and enjoying the city style of New Delhi, many of the internal spaces of the Capitol are also quite important.

From a distance, you can see the Capitol in a particularly striking disc shape. According to the information, the Capitol is divided into two districts, the main body is surrounded by white marble columns, the exterior is purely Indian art, and the architectural style combines traditional Indian style with Victorian characteristics. The tour guide Dashan explained to us repeatedly that the presidential palace and the Capitol building must be approved by appointment before entering.

The Capitol is an office space that is not allowed to visit and can only photograph buildings outside, but it is still beautiful. The Capitol is located in the northeast of the Presidential Palace. It has a circular appearance and is surrounded by white marble columns. Its architectural style combines the traditional Indian style with the characteristics of the Victorian era. Inside the walls are murals that record the history of India, full of solemn and sacred atmosphere. The Capitol is a modern building surrounded by pools and rows of circular columns on the broad lawn. You can't stay here long.

In the course of its development, this country is different from China. It is always willing to compare with China. It does not know what is going on. It is always dissatisfied with China and despises China. Therefore, the relationship between China and this country is more mysterious.

Located on King's Road, the Capitol is located in front of the Indian Gate, and the whole building blends Indian and Victorian styles. The Capitol is not open to the outside world, only look outside the building.