Kartavya Path

A majestic, straight stretch from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate 🇮🇳. Beautifully landscaped with greenery 🌳 all along the lane. Grand architecture 🏛️ on both sides adds to the charm.Spacious The grand buildings 🏛️ on sides look amazing.

This area is extremely peaceful for morning walks and evening walks. Carry your water and food and please do not throw away garbage here and there and be responsible if you reading this. To reach here please get down at central secretariat metro station from. There are multiple gates, ask for the gate that open for Krishi Bhawan. There are food eateries near the metro station. Tea, snacks, cold drinks etc. Also there are washroom underground on the kartavya premises which are well maintained and free to use. There are monkeys so please be careful do not just lie around or sleep. The place is ideal for photography during sunsets all season. Winters afternoons are amazing. Summer Evenings are extremely peaceful. There are underpasses to cross roads. The karvtavya path has two sides. If you happen to be on the opposite side of the pond area from the metro station, then chances of good picture during sunsets are high. The sun during Summer sets exactly next to the Rashtrapati bhawan or President's house. During winters it shifts more towards left which is west. So pictures are not that good. I have uploaded a zoom video of sunset during summer time. Its not edited just used color and aperture setting and natural existing color to generate Reddish , organish look.

Very calm and beautiful 😍❤️ place nearby Central Delhi. A large areas of Kartvya path. To reach here please get down at central secretariat metro station from. There are multiple gates, ask for the gate that open for Krishi Bhawan. There are food eateries near the metro station. Tea, snacks, cold drinks etc. Also there are washroom underground on the kartavya premises which are well maintained and free to use. There are monkeys so please be careful do not just lie around or sleep. The place is ideal for photography during sunsets all season. Winters afternoons are amazing. Summer Evenings are extremely peaceful. There are underpasses to cross roads. The karvtavya path has two sides. If you happen to be on the opposite side of the pond area from the metro station, then chances of good picture during sunsets are high

Impressive wide walkway with manicured lawns and gardens. India Gate in one direction and the Governor’s House in the distance make it a great spot for a stroll. The constant stream of people trying to sell photo services, “ear cleaning,” and all sorts of hawking was a real nuisance though, and took away from the experience.

Feels good to walk here,especially in the evening

Kartavya Path is a ceremonial boulevard in New Delhi, India, that stretches from the Rashtrapati Bhavan (President's Residence) to the India Gate. Formerly known as Rajpath, it was renamed in September 2022 to signify a shift from a colonial mindset to one focused on duty and public ownership. Features: Renovation: As part of the larger Central Vista redevelopment project, the area was refurbished with expanded lawns, new walkways, and refurbished canals. Green spaces: The path features added green spaces and 15.5 km of red granite walkways, replacing the old gravel pathways. Amenities: New public amenities were added, including vending kiosks, signages, and improved parking. Sustainability: The redevelopment incorporated sustainable features such as stormwater management, recycling, rainwater harvesting, and energy-efficient lighting. Statue of Netaji: A 28-foot-tall statue of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was installed at the India Gate, replacing a temporary hologram that was previously there. India Gate Plaza: The refurbished area includes the India Gate Plaza, with facilities for vendors and public performances.

Long road connecting government buildings around the Secretariat area to the India Gate. Flanked by grass areas on either side (that are mostly off limits unless you are a monkey) it is possibly the quietest place near the heart of Delhi. Plenty of spots for photos, or just take your time enjoying the views. You might want to bring an umbrella to save you a little from the sun. There are vendors the closer you get to the India Gate.

Awesome view. President house. India gate view. Good environment. Best architecture. Clean place. Picnic area.