Visiting Delhi is a bucket list item for any photography enthusiast, given its beautiful and historical landmarks. Your journey begins at the Safdarjung Tomb, the final resting place of a notable Mughal statesman, whose name the tomb carries. Next, you will visit the Muhammad Shah Sayyid Mausoleum, the burrowed crypt for the titular emperor. This mausoleum is home to many remarkable artifacts from the Sayyid era, and its unique architecture promises stunning photographs against the horizon backdrop. The surrounding Lodhi Gardens offer vast, carefully maintained landscapes, suitable for capturing some impressive nature photography. Within the gardens, the Athpula Bridge stands with its eight pillared arches, giving an ideal scene for reflection photography in the serene water beneath. Lastly, you’ll have the chance to delve into street photography, travelling through the city’s ancient quarters, capturing the essence of old alleyways in your frames.