This bustling metropolis is actually two cities, Old Delhi and New Delhi. The Old city is a labyrinth of narrow streets and shops bounded by ancient mosques, all bathed in a mythic atmosphere of sound and color. In contrast, New Delhi is wide and gracious with tree-lined streets over which preside palatial government buildings that still speak of the British Raj that constructed them. A third Delhi (part of the new city) is comprised of contemporary hotels and offices to rival those in any modern city. But don't dismiss this area out of hand—you'll find upscale hotels  just 10 minutes from the state-of-the-art airport and excellent restaurants in nearby Connaught Place. And you never know what you might see—we spotted a Rajasthani trader riding one camel with another in tow sharing the road with late-model cars.