About Delhi and places to visit

Discover New Delhi: Where Heritage Meets Innovation

New Delhi, the vibrant capital of India, stands as a captivating fusion of heritage, culture, innovation, and governance. As the host city for the International Malaria Conference 2026, Delhi provides the perfect backdrop for global collaboration and intellectual exchange, offering world-class infrastructure, unmatched connectivity, and warm Indian hospitality.

Steeped in centuries of history, Delhi is home to some of India’s most iconic landmarks — from the majestic Red Fort and towering Qutub Minar to the serene Lotus Temple and India Gate. The city beautifully bridges the past and the present, where ancient Mughal architecture coexists with modern skylines, vibrant bazaars, and research institutions at the forefront of science and public health.

Delhi in March: Pleasant Weather and Ideal for Travel

March marks the transition from winter to early summer in New Delhi, offering comfortable and pleasant weather for visitors. Daytime temperatures generally range from 20°C to 30°C, while mornings and evenings remain mild, around 12°C to 18°C. The clear skies and moderate warmth make it an excellent month for exploring Delhi’s historic landmarks, cultural centres, gardens, and bustling markets.

Participants visiting in March are advised to carry light cotton clothing for daytime and a light jacket or stole for cooler evenings. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, especially for outdoor sightseeing. The early spring season also brings fresh blooms, cultural festivals, and community events, providing a vibrant and enriching experience of India’s capital city.

Join us in New Delhi for the International Malaria Conference 2026, where heritage meets innovation — and where the world’s leading minds unite to drive the mission of malaria elimination and beyond.

For more information on places to visit in and around Delhi, please visit: www.delhitourism.gov.in

Recognized as a hub for science, policy, and global health, New Delhi hosts several national and international organizations, including the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), World Health Organization (WHO–SEARO), and leading universities, hospitals, and think tanks. This unique blend of scientific leadership and policymaking excellence makes Delhi an ideal venue for global discussions on disease elimination, health innovation, and sustainable development.

Beyond the academic and institutional sphere, New Delhi offers a kaleidoscope of cultural, culinary, and natural experiences. Wander through the historic lanes of Chandni Chowk, indulge in the city’s street food delights like chaat and parathas, or unwind at the tranquil Lodhi Gardens. Explore the artistic charm of Hauz Khas Village, the grandeur of Rashtrapati Bhavan, or immerse yourself in modern Delhi’s dynamic spirit at Connaught Place and India Habitat Centre.

For nature enthusiasts, Delhi surprises with its green oases — from Lodhi Gardens and Nehru Park to the Garden of Five Senses — offering peaceful escapes amid the urban energy. The city’s culinary scene is equally vibrant, ranging from bustling local eateries to world-class restaurants representing global cuisines.

With excellent air, rail, and road connectivity, and a wide range of accommodation options, Delhi ensures comfort and convenience for every delegate attending the conference.