Dilli-dillwalon ki! The following 10 ways are the highlights from a delhite who is very fond of food!
8.Book a cab or plan out an evening with your friends and visit the India Gate at night. Be mesmerized by the lit up view of India Gate. You can enjoy the icre-cream being sold around the monument.
10.Take out time in the evening, board a metro to Rajiv Chowk, exit through gate no.6, you will be greeted with the Indian Flag hoisted at Central Park, Connaught Place, New Delhi, is the largest national flag of India. You can sit there for hours and feel the overwhelming patriotism. Also, there are street vendors selling ram-ladoo, bhel puri and gol-gappas.
1.Try dilli ki chat in Old delhi. also since you are there visit the first Giani's, Jama Masjid and have great food at Karim's.
2. Hear qawalis sung at Durgah of Nizzamudin Aulya.
3.Go crazy shopping in the lanes of Janpath and do try the momos in front of The Famous Book store and Depaul's cold coffee.
4. You may want to visit the Toilet Museum. Experience the Delhi metro by taking one till Dwarka sector 9(blue line).
5. Get lost in the streets of Hauz Khas. It is great blend of crumbling mughal tombs and tempting art, along with antique and fashion boutiques.
6. Browse the book stores at Khan Market and hang out at Big Chill Cafe for the tasty shakes!
7.For all the religious people, visit the Bangla Sahib Gurudwara and drool over the pure ghee halwa, given as the prashad. Just opposite the Gurudwara there is a Sacred Heart Cathedral which has a beautiful architecture. One can feel the peace by just being in these 2 places.
8.Book a cab or plan out an evening with your friends and visit the India Gate at night. Be mesmerized by the lit up view of India Gate. You can enjoy the icre-cream being sold around the monument.
9.For all the people who love non-vegetarian food, visit Majnu ka Tilla (tibetan colony) for the tempting food being served there.
I recommended Ama restaurant for pocket friendly and mouth watering food.
10.Take out time in the evening, board a metro to Rajiv Chowk, exit through gate no.6, you will be greeted with the Indian Flag hoisted at Central Park, Connaught Place, New Delhi, is the largest national flag of India. You can sit there for hours and feel the overwhelming patriotism. Also, there are street vendors selling ram-ladoo, bhel puri and gol-gappas.
Delhi or Mini India- is all about diversity. here we have people from different parts of India along with the Tibetan refugees.
experience the capital and do share your story!
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