It is the centre of contemporary cultural, economic, business and social events. The concern for the habitat and its environment works as the functional backbone of the complex. Habitat Centre should be conceived as an ideal physical environment with a range of facilities that maximize the effectiveness of the individuals and institutions, in their holistic support of the habitat.

Several important international and national organizations like the International Labour Organization (ILO),The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), Housing & Urban Development Corporation Ltd. (HUDCO), National Housing Bank (NHB), Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), etc. share a common concern for the ‘Habitat’ in this exciting venture of institution building. The Habitat Centre is a home not only to these offices and research organizations but in order to facilitate their interaction, the centre provides a range of facilities like conference venues, exhibition halls, seminar rooms, restaurants and performance venues for cultural activities.

The India Habitat Centre, located in New Delhi, India, was conceived to be a catalyst relationship between individuals and institutions (e.g. NGO's) working in habitat related areas to increase their effectiveness. The architect who designed the building complex was Joseph Allen Stein.
 
 

 
 Distances

New Delhi, the capital city of India, is rich with cultural heritage. Delhi is adorned with powerful history, historical monuments, museums, galleries, panoramic gardens and cultural shows.

The city is a travel hub of entire India. Narrating the city's Mughal past, Old Delhi takes you through the narrow lanes of Chandani Chalk, passing through formidable mosques of Jama Masjid. The famous monument of Red Fort lies opposite to Jama Masjid. New Delhi highlights the monumental structures of India Gate, President House representing the colonial style of architecture. Besides its monumental heritage, Delhi is also a shopper's paradise and has most exciting nightlife in its disco-theatre, restaurants, and cinema halls. Having shed its dusty cloak of antiquity, Delhi is today a bustling cosmopolitan city.
 

Delhi Attractions:
 
     Jama Masjid
      Jantar Mantar
     Lotus Temple
      Humayun’s Tomb
      Delhi Red Fort
      Purana Qila
      President House
      India Gate
      Qutub Minar
      Museums
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Delhi facilitates some of the most assessable and desiring excursion tours to nearby destination.
 
      Agra
      Jaipur
      Udaipur
      Dalhousie
      Dharamsala
      Pachmarhi
      Shivpuri
      Gwalior
      Kanha
      Khajuraho
      Kullu
      Kasauli
      McLeodganj
      Manali
      Corbett National Park
      Shimla
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