Known for its Victorian Gothic architecture, including the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus and the Gateway of India. You can also explore Kala Ghoda's art district.
The hub of British colonial-era architecture, featuring the Victoria Memorial, Howrah Bridge, and the colonial buildings of Writers' Building.
The capital city, with landmarks like India Gate, Rashtrapati Bhavan, and the historic areas of Connaught Place and the Red Fort.
Home to several historical sites, including the Aga Khan Palace and the Pune University campus, which has beautiful architecture.
Notable for the Chennai Central Railway Station and the Victorian-era buildings in George Town, along with the famous Marina Beach.
Features the charming Falaknuma Palace and the iconic Charminar, blending British and Indian architectural styles.
While not a city, this hill station has colonial bungalows and coffee plantations, perfect for a relaxing retreat.
The summer capital of British India, known for its colonial buildings like the Viceregal Lodge and Christ Church.
Famous for its tea plantations and the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, with charming colonial-era architecture.
A hill station with British-style bungalows and churches, offering a tranquil escape surrounded by nature.