Parliament House

The Parliament House is the building that is of supreme importance for the Indian sub continent. The decisions affecting the ruling of the nation are passed here. The house of the Parliament is located at the end of the Sansad Marg. This splendid structure was designed by Herbert Baker and was formerly called as the Circular House. The two hundred and forty seven enormous pillars, which are representative of the Mughal style of architecture, are a unique feature of the Parliament House.

The Lok Sabha or the House of People, the Rajya Sabha or the Council of States and the library can be visited upon obtaining the necessary permit from the office on Raisina Road. For the foreign visitors, permits are granted only if their respective embassies grant them with an introductory letter.