Rashtrapati Bhavan of India is the house of President of India; the bhavan. The mansion was built during the days of British Empire. The mansion was occupied by the Indians after the freedom in 1947. Apart from President of India this Bhavan also have quarters of other officials of Indian ministry. An integral part of Lutyens' Delhi, the Rashtrapati Bhawan has more than 300 rooms and serves as the home of the reigning president of India. Flanked by the Mughal gardens and deep green lawns that spread over 130 hectares, the aesthetically constructed Rashtrapati Bhawan is an enormous home.

The present Rashtrapati Bhavan was at once the mansion of British officials. The building was built by British architect Edwin Landseer Lutyens. The decision of building the tower was taken in the tear 1911 when the British Raj decided to shift their capital to Delhi from Calcutta. The huge mansion was built for all the official works of the British Empire in India. There are lots of Indian contractors but unfortunately their names were never registered in the biography of the mansion. It took seventeen years to complete the historic mansion.

The architectural wonder is a mixture of Mughal and Western styles. The columns at the front entrance have bells carved into them and Lutyens designed them with the idea that since the bells could not make sounds, the British rule would never come to an end. Rashtrapati Bhawan is the highlight of Lutyens New Delhi and was completed in 1929 at a cost of 12,53,000.Long seventeen years to take its shape and so there are thousands of labors hard work involved to build this wonderful historical palatial mansion. The mansion was built by a British architecture. Rashtrapati Bhavan has an impressive garden called the Mughal Gardens, which is open to the public for a short while in February when the flowers are in full bloom.  The house was build with stone and the special architecture will save the palace from sunrays, monsoon and other natural calamities. The dome shaped roof will make the building distinct from the distance. The Chhajjas, Jaalis and Chhatris are the distinct feature of the bhavan. The geometrical pattern, the floral prints and the colorful art has made the Bhavan a remarkable one.

Air:-Delhi has an international Airport, the Indira Gandhi International Airport. Taxi and Coach Transfer, pre paid taxis, air conditioned and non A/C coaches all can take you to the Rashtrapati Bhavan from the Airport.

Rail:-Delhi is also the hub of Indian railways Network with trains running to and from all parts of the country.

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