Swaminarayan Temple, New Delhi, January 2012
M.S. Gill And The Chairman Of Organising Committee, Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi, Shri Suresh Kalmadi Visited The Commonwealth Game Village, In New Delhi On September 29, 2010
The Union Minister Of Youth Affairs And Sports, Dr. M.S. Gill Meeting The Members Of North Ireland, During His Visit To The Commonwealth Games Village, In New Delhi On September 29, 2010
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The 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games were a landmark event for India — the first time the country hosted the games. The Village was designed to accommodate over 8,500 athletes and officials from 71 Commonwealth nations. The complex features modern tower blocks, landscaped grounds, and excellent views of the Yamuna floodplain and Akshardham Temple.
While the village itself is now a private residential complex, the area is worth visiting for its location adjacent to Akshardham Temple and the nearby Yamuna riverfront.
Nearby Attractions
- Akshardham Temple – Just 5 minutes away; a must-visit
- Yamuna Ghat – Beautiful riverfront walking area
- Waste to Wonder Park – Unique eco-park nearby
How to Reach
- Metro: Akshardham Metro Station (Blue Line)
Note
- Residential complex; exterior viewing only
- Visit Akshardham nearby for full experience
Entry Fee
- Not a public tourist site