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Delhi is India's oldest continuously inhabited capital — a palimpsest of empires where each dynasty left its skyline intact for the next. Three UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Humayun's Tomb, Qutub Minar and Red Fort) stand within the city limits alongside Mughal mosques, Sikh gurdwaras, a Bahá'í lotus temple and one of the world's largest Hindu complexes. Old Delhi's labyrinths of spice, jewellery and fabric bazaars remain as densely alive today as they were when Shah Jahan laid them out in the 17th century, while the broad Lutyens avenues of New Delhi express the imperial confidence of a different era entirely. A spiritual centre for every major faith, Delhi is never a single city — it is always several at once.