Amber Fort · City Palace and Jantar Mantar · Hawa Mahal and the Bazaars · Albert Hall Museum

Old Delhi · Humayun's Tomb and Nizamuddin · Qutb Minar · India Gate and Lutyens' Delhi

Gateway of India and Colaba · Victorian Gothic Fort District · CSMVS Museum and Kala Ghoda · Dhobi Ghat and Haji Ali

Taj Mahal at Sunrise · Agra Fort · Baby Taj · Mehtab Bagh Sunset

The first garden-tomb on the Indian subcontinent, built for the Mughal emperor Humayun and the model for the Taj Mahal.

The 72.5-metre red sandstone victory tower of the Delhi Sultanate, with the oldest mosque in northern India.

Shah Jahan's red sandstone palace fort, the heart of Mughal Delhi.

The Pink City, a planned grid of bazaars and palaces founded by Sawai Jai Singh II in 1727.

Thirteen Mughal-inspired tents on the edge of Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, with guided safaris twice a day in search of Bengal tigers and a spa using Ayurvedic principles.

A small heritage hotel set between three bastions of Jaisalmer Fort, with eight rooms in bright colours and terraces facing the sunset and the desert.

A palace built in 1743 to 1746 that fills the island of Jag Niwas in Lake Pichola, so it appears to float on the water. It has been a hotel since the 1960s and guests arrive by boat.

A 347-room sandstone palace begun in 1929 and finished in 1943, split between the royal family's residence, a Taj hotel and a museum with a vintage car collection.

A 14th-century fort with two palaces and two temples inside its walls, now 48 suites, with the spa in the former women's palace and tiger safaris at Ranthambore about 30 minutes away.