About Delhi
humayuns tomb
Apart from being known for its stunning architecture, this is the first
garden-tomb on the Indian subcontinent. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
declared in 1993, and has undergone widespread restoration work since then. The
tomb was custom-built by Humayun's son Akbar during 1569-70, and is also the
first structure to have made the use of red sandstone at a massive scale
hauz khas village
An affluent neighbourhood in South Delhi, Hauz Khas has been well known
since medieval times. Hauz Khas Village retains the old charm of the place with
remnants of Islamic architecture roughly coloured by splotches of urbane
refurbished upmarket. 'HKV' is known for its electric nightlife with countless
cafes, bars and pubs along with art galleries, and boutiques.
Jama Masjid
As India is the symbol of World’s all religions, Jama Masjid is the faith
religion symbol of our Muslim brothers. It was made in 1650 by Mughal emperor
Shahjahan who built Taj Mahal and Red Fort. As per record, it took almost 13
years to build (1650). It is one of the biggest, famous and most beautiful
mosques in India, even Asia. You can see there the excellent example of
engineering of Mughals architecture and arts on marbles and stones. If you are a
true lover of art, old engineering, religion, monuments and peace, Jama Masjid
is one of the top recommended tourist places of Delhi.
Qutab Minar
Qutub Minar is the tallest (73 m-high) brick minaret (Minar) in India, and
the oldest historical monument in Delhi. Sometimes I think, this is the most
visited tourist place in India if I believe on this report (see report). It is the top visited
tourist place in Delhi whenever you come to India for tourism. Generally, it
opens all day.
Lotus Temple
Lotus temple is the great example of today’s structural design which
recently become one of the most visited places in Delhi. A large lotus shape
building attracts numbers of visitors from all over the world every day. It is
the symbol of unity of all religions, blended with ponds, gardens and grass
land. It is the excellent place if you want calm and reduce stress. Generally it
opens all days.
India Gate
India Gate is the national monument of India that was built in memories of
Indian/British Indian soldiers who lost their life for India in World War- I to
save the prominence of the mighty Empire. This is very charming area with well
surrounded by lush green lawns. You will always feel positive energy there
especially if you visit at night in colorful floodlights. It is also one of most
visited picnic spot in Delhi. It opens always, 24 Hours.
Lodi Garden
If you are tired and looking for relax in busy city life, then Lodi garden is
the best calm place for you that blended with top class green lush lawns and
park. You can feel there the power of nature that releases your daily health
stress. Generally, it opens all days, but Sunday is particularly busy.
8. Chandani Chowk
Chandani Chowk, well known as the address of old Delhi, famous for delicious
street foods, busy shops, inexpensive traditional market of cloths, electronics,
and the magic of the rustic charm of the area. And don’t forget taste the
world’s famous non veg dishes at Karim. So if you are looking for cheap shopping
and restaurant, there is no doubt that Chandani Chowk is the best places for
shopping
Akshardham Temple
Akshardham temple is a one stop point of Indian culture, spiritual environment
and an ancient architecture., over 70% of tourist visit Akshardham when they
come for tourism in Delhi.
Connaught Place
Delhi tourism can’t complete without visiting Connaught Place. Located at the
center of Delhi (near to New Delhi railway station), it has the large
collections of all the things what a tourist can expect. There are world class
five star hotels, showrooms of almost all top brands, expensive restaurant, best
multiplexer/theaters, busy gardens, best nightclub/pubs, and busy nightlife
makes it most popular tourist attractions in Delhi (Connaught Place).
Rashtrapati Bhawan – Presidential Palace
On the opposite of the Rajpath is residence
of the President of India and is one of the famous tourist
places in visit in Delhi at night. Not among the typical tourist places
in Delhi, access to this grand piece of architecture is restricted. With four
floors and 340 rooms in a floor area of 200,000 square feet, it has a huge
presidential gardens (Mughal Gardens), large open spaces, residences of
bodyguards and staff, stables, other offices and utilities within its perimeter
walls. This grand architectural building is the largest residence of any head of
state around the world. The architectural design of the building is based on the
design of the Edwardian Baroque. The middle dome of the building is the perfect
amalgamation of the Indian and the British architectural styles. Just a walk
past the monument will give you an idea of how grand the monument is.
Jantar Mantar – World’s Largest Sundial
Constructed in 1724 by Maharaja Jai Singh of Jaipur, Jantar Mantar is
an astronomical observatory and one of the fascinating tourist places to
visit in Delhi. Fascinating for their ingenuity, the instruments at
Jantar Mantar can no longer be used accurately because of the tall buildings
around. However, a visit to admire the science of Indian astronomy makes it one
of the most visited tourist attractions in Delhi. The principal
instruments of the observatory are the Samrat Yantra, Jai Prakash, the Ram
Yantra, and the Misra Yantra. There is also a temple of Bhairava, located near
the building. It was also built by Maharaja Jai Singh II.
Chattarpur Temple – Awe-Inspiring Complex
Set amidst the beautiful surroundings of South Delhi, Chattarpur is a popular
temple founded in the 1970s by Sant Shree Nagpal Baba. This divine temple has an
incredible architecture and it’s a perfect blend of north and south. There are
beautiful statues of Shiv-Parvati, Ram-Darbar, Maa Katyayani, Radha-Krishna,
Lord Ganesha, Goddess Laxmi, and Lord Hanuman.
ISKCON Temple – Seek Blessings
ISKCON is a spiritual institution founded by His Divine Grace A.C.
Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada in 1966. You can see the beautiful visual
presentations of Bhagavad Gita with colorful lights that create a wonderful
effect on the huge screen. They also organize beautiful robotics and Mahabharata
show during the evenings. There’s a simple Govinda’s restaurant inside the
temple premises, where you get veg food.
There are lots of museums inside the temple where you can visit the
extraordinary exhibits. Besides, they organize multimedia shows for the
visitors. The best time to visit ISKCON Temple is during the festival of
‘Janmashtami’, the birthday of Lord Krishna. It is celebrated with pomp and
vigor and it will be a great miss if you don’t visit this festival at this
temple.
ISKCON Temple – Seek Blessings
ISKCON is a spiritual institution founded by His Divine Grace A.C.
Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada in 1966. You can see the beautiful visual
presentations of Bhagavad Gita with colorful lights that create a wonderful
effect on the huge screen. They also organize beautiful robotics and Mahabharata
show during the evenings. There’s a simple Govinda’s restaurant inside the
temple premises, where you get veg food.
There are lots of museums inside the temple where you can visit the
extraordinary exhibits. Besides, they organize multimedia shows for the
visitors. The best time to visit ISKCON Temple is during the festival of
‘Janmashtami’, the birthday of Lord Krishna. It is celebrated with pomp and
vigor and it will be a great miss if you don’t visit this festival at this
temple.
Bangla Sahib Gurudwara – Offer Prayers
One of the peaceful Delhi tourist places, with the gurgling sarovar inside
its complex, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib was first built as a small
temple by Sikh General, Sardar Bhagel Singh in 1783. The complex also
houses a higher secondary school, Baba Baghel Singh Museum, a library, and a
hospital.
Raj Ghat – Take A Stroll
Gandhi Smriti shows you the exact location where Mahatma Gandhi
was assassinated. The room is exactly how Gandhiji left it and
that’s where he built his abode for 144 days until his time of death. The
room where he slept and the prayer ground is open to the public. It also has a
display of paintings, sculptures, etc. On the other side of the road is Raj
Ghat. Overall, if you want to pay your respects to Gandhiji and the work he did
for India, then this is one of the best places to visit in New Delhi.
Hauz Khas Fort – Take Scenic Shots
The Hauz Khas Fort Complex rests amidst the splendid
beauty of a lake and is a 10 pointer among the very famous tourist
places in Delhi. Firoz Shah Tughlaq re-excavated the silted tank and cleared the
channels to give shape to what is a famous recreational spot in South Delhi.
Built in the 13th century, is a hub of activities, a bird watcher’s delight and
a favored picnic spot for the locals. It is one of the best places to visit
in Hauz Khas.
Tip: This place has many college students
that play live music around evening. You can surely spend some time enjoying the
music with a scenery pleasing your eyes here.
Agrasen Ki Baoli – Take In The Beauty
Agrasen Ki Baoli, which is also known as Agrasen Ki Baoli is one of the
coolest places to visit in Delhi. It became quite popular after Amir Khan’s PK
movie and on the other hand, is also infamous for its haunted activities at
night. This 60-meter long and 15-meter wide step well in Connaught Place
attracts many. You must pay a visit to this place while exploring the lanes of
CP.
Crafts Museum – Explore Traditional Crafts
With the theme set up of a traditional village, this vintage museum in Pragati
Maidan of Delhi has been preserving and nurturing the traditional
crafts of India. An enormous carved temple chariot, a Gujarati haveli are the
main highlights. The rear courtyard sells handicrafts made by local
artisans. And the breakfast at Cafe Lota is a treat.
Chandni Chowk – Eat Street Food
The main street of Old Delhi, Chandni Chowk is the heart of Delhi.
Chaotically competing for space, its narrow lanes are filled with shops to buy
inexpensive stuff. Also, Street food just doesn’t get better than Chandni
Chowk.
National Museum – Take In The History
The National Museum of India is one of the largest museums in
Delhi. The main exhibits of this museum are the vivid
collections of Indian and foreign art. There are a plethora of departments, like
manuscripts, archeology, paintings, arms and armor and many more.
Garden Of Five Senses – Adventure Park
This 20-acre park is full of lush greenery that will be soothing to you
amidst the pollution of Delhi. This park is not for strolling around, but you
can also enjoy numerous activities over here. If you are having the trip with
kids, they will love to explore the area.
Khan Market – Shop
This is the place where you can find fancy branded items, along with the
opportunity of shopping budget-friendly items from the street shops. You can
find apparels, cosmetics, ayurvedic medicines and lots of other things here.
Karol Bagh Market – Buy Cosmetics
This is one of the oldest marketplaces in Delhi which is famous for
traditional Indian wear, especially the bridal collection. The variety and
design you can get here are difficult to find anywhere else. Besides these, you
can also shop for jewelry, cosmetics, accessories, shoes, gadgets, books and
lots of other materials.
Lajpat Market – Shop For Knick Knacks
It is a commercial and residential point located near the South Delhi
district. Named after Lala Lajpat Rai, who was nicknamed as the lion of Punjab;
Lajpat Nagar is presently famous for its collection of a variety of items spread
over different shops, all of which you can get at incomparable rates. Keep in
mind that the place is divided up into four parts like Lajpat Nagar 1, 2, 3 and
4 which includes the housing colonies like Dayanand Colony, Amar Colony and
such.
But it is a central market which turns eyes with its collection of shoes,
fabrics, food items and ornaments. You will find everything from local stuff to
branded ones and is a great shopping destination who are here on a shoestring
budget. Most items are at a fixed price and unless you have some superior
bargaining skills, it won’t come down by much.
Kunzum Travel Cafe – Sip On Coffee
While in Delhi you can meet with the other travelers here and have a great
time to share stories, getting to know others and making perhaps travel buddies
as well. Foreign tourists flock here and you can share your knowledge about the
city and its attractions with them. They also have their own website called
Kunzum.com where you can upload pictures, no worries about wifi, they have a
free one for you to use. Located in Hauz Khas village, it has become a part of
the historical landscape for the city as well. Kunzum has become a travel Mecca
where people come to tell tales about places unknown and known.
The Blue Bar – Groove
If you want to explore the nightlife
scene of Delhi then this is the best bar to head to. It is one
of the best luxurious lounge and bars in the city because of its charismatic and
yet edgy decor of red on black that makes its patrons have a really unique
experience. The ambient lighting and the DJ playing some popular tracks will
make your night. Of course the drinks will just make it better.
Club Pangaea – Dance Club Pangaea – Dance
To enjoy some great food here, make sure you mark Club Pangaea on a list.
It is a luxury dining restaurant and bar which offer a class in all aspects.
Come here to experience some of the best food, wines, spirits and other
beverages in a comfortable ambiance. The venue serves up Turkish, American,
North Indian and finger foods.
Khan Chacha – Visit For Delicious Chicken
There is an amazing story behind this establishment which has become a
part of Delhi’s landscape. It was founded back in the 1970s by Haji Banda Hasan
whose modest little shop went on to become the mammoth that was the Khan Chacha.
Come here for some delicious food and make sure to try out the Mutton Seekh and
Chicken Tikka Roll.
Laxminarayan Temple – Pray
Birla Mandir refers to any temple which was built by the Birla family and
there are many as such scattered over the various cities. This one is located on
Mandir Marg is a very important Delhi tourist destination as well. It is
dedicated to Laxminarayan or Lord Vishnu. Built in 1939, the temple is spacious
and large to hold many devotees. The architecture resembles the Nagar style and
there are a lot of side temples here as well which are dedicated to various
other deities like Buddha, Shiva, and Krishna. The temple stretches for up to
7.5 acres and is flanked by a lot of shrines, large gardens, and fountains which
display many nationalistic and Hindu sculptures as well.
Tomb Of Safdarjung – Experience History
The tomb is a very famous attraction in Delhi and is made up of marble and
sandstone. It was constructed in 1754 and then architect is in the late Mughal
empire style. It’s domed and arched dark red-brown and also white colored
structure has a special aura which engulfs the visitors. Safdarjung held the
post of the prime minister for the Mughal empire when emperor Ahmad Shah Bahadur
was occupying the throne in the year 1748. The tomb was constructed by his son
Nawab Shujaud Daula after his death in 1754. The tomb is the last of the
monumental tomb which were built resembling the Garden of the Mughals and so it
resembles an enclosed garden which is in the style of Humayun’s tomb. The main
attraction of the tomb is the Char Bagh plan, the mausoleum at the center, the
five-part facade, the nine-fold floor plan, and the hidden stairway.
Feroz Shah Kotla Fort – Experience The Charm
Kotla is just the name which people of this city call the historic
monument built by the Sultan Feroz Shah Kotla to mold the city in his vision of
Firozabad. The fortress is an amazement to behold with its polished sandstone
Topra Ashokan pillar that stands tall within the fortress. It was actually one
of the multiple pillars which are still left standing that was once built by the
Mauryan Emperor. The obelisk is full of inscriptions as the original ones are in
the Brahmi script along with some Sanskrit and Pali inscriptions which were
added on much later. Apart from the pillar, there is also the Jami Masjid, a
huge garden complex as well as baoli. What one can see of the fortress nowadays
is just some ruins of what was once a proud fortress that was destroyed by
continued warfare between the emperors.
Pragati Maidan – Visit Historical Monuments
Located on the Mathura Road, Pragati Maidan is both an exhibition as well
as a complex center which has a total of 150 acres of land which is equipped
with roads, paved lawns, outlets and gardens. The place houses about sixteen
huge halls in its entirety and Pragati Maidan is thought to be the largest of
the exhibition centers in the city. This is a great place to get some scenic
shots.
Nizamuddin Dargah – Pray
Fully known as the Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah, this is a famous tourist
destination site in the city. The structure is actually a mausoleum of a very
Sufi Saint called Hazrat Khwaja Syed Nizamuddin Auliya who lives between the
years 1238 to 1325. Located in the area of the same name, it is visited by many
Islam believers every week. The complex consists of tombs of poets like Hazrat
Amir Khusro, Inayat Khan and that of Mughal princess Jehan Ara Begum.
Near the holy dargah, the neighborhood is divided up into two parts all along
the Mathura Road. One is Nizamuddin West and it is here that the structure is
located along with having a lovely market which is dominated by Muslim vendors.
The dargah also provides social assistance for the needy by providing them with
basic necessities like furniture, utensils, clothes and other such things. They
also serve food at Khanqah for those who need it. Make sure to catch one of the
Qawwali performances which take place every night here.
Nehru Planetarium – Take A Tour
This is a major hub of science and information but also serves as a popular
popular picnic spot for school kids. The Nehru Planetarium is sure to charm the
astronomy fan in you and so it is one of the best places on the Delhi
tourist places map! You can choose to spend the afternoon roaming about
in the vast galaxy far away from home surrounded by the stars, planets, and the
solar system, or just take a tour of the astronomical artifacts and equipment
that will fascinate you. The Hindi and English shows last for about 30-35
minutes each.
Shahpur Jat – Shop
If you are looking for the most fun places to visit in Delhi with
friends for some good food and shopping, then Shahpur Jat is the best
place to be at. While the lanes of Sarojini will always be overcrowded, Shahpur
Jat’s organised shopping lanes won’t disappoint. You can find everything from
high-end designer wear, quirky ornaments and accessories, customized outfits,
and chic clothing here. For taming your tummy, you can head to eateries like The
PotBelly Rooftop Café, Les Parisiennes Cafe, and Mad Teapot.
Okhla Bird Sanctuary – Birdwatching
While this isn’t exactly located inside Delhi, it still is considered one
of Delhi’s most fun and exciting places owing to the natural splendor and peace
that this area offers. It’s among the most peaceful places near Delhi that is
more beautiful in the rainy season. It’s situated in the Okhla barrage over the
Yamuna river and is definitely one of the best places in Delhi for birdwatchers
and nature lovers, especially in the monsoon season
India Habitat Centre – Witness The Architecture
For those who dig the modern red brick architecture with some beautiful
small gardens on certain spots should surely consider paying a visit to the
Indian Habitat Centre. One of the most amazing visiting places in Delhi,
the structure of Indian Habitat Centre or IHC is such that it has been converted
into a multi-purpose building. One can find an auditorium, a library, Visual
Arts Gallery, Amphitheatre, and the stunning lotus pond. Apart from this, this
building also blankets an All American Diner which is an exact replica of the
retro diners that one can find in the States.
Southern Ridge Forest – Stroll Around The Nature
If a hidden gem with lush jungles and paths less taken is your idea of an
outing, then head to the Southern Ridge Forest. Covering almost 6200 hectares of
land, Southern Ridge Forest is a location that is surrounded by tranquility and
serenity on all the corners. This Forest is home to Asola and Bhatti wildlife
sanctuaries. If one is tired of their bustling city life, they can surely head
to the Forest and embrace this least urban segment sitting in the heart of the
concrete jungle.
Indian War Memorial Museum – Satisfy The Patriotic In You
Indian War Memorial Museum is one of the visiting places in Delhi for
patriots and was established to pay tribute to those soldiers who fought in the
World Battles and Wars in India as well as abroad on behalf of Great Britain.
Sitting in the Naqqar Khana of Red Fort, this museum is spread over two floors
of the important monument of the country. The galleries of this War Memorial
includes a diorama of the battle of Panipat, machine guns, arrows, swords,
khukri, shells, revolvers, and other ammunition that were used during these
wars. One can also find battle axes, a variety of daggers, gun powder flask,
chest armour, bomb fuses, and more.
Barakhamba Tomb – Mughal Era Structures
When seeking for places to visit in Delhi, NCR,
Barakhamba Tomb is a structure that showcases the architecture of Mughal Era in
the finest manner possible. This monument got its name by virtue of the 12
(barah) pillars and arched openings that are there in each face of this tomb.
The structure has a passage that is laid around the central chamber and four
domed apartments standing at each corner. Sitting in the heart of a park that is
accessed by the public, the restoration of the beautiful tomb is already at full
pace.
Art Today – Witness The Urban Artworks
Appealing to all sorts of artists and creative mindsets, Art Today is a
contemporary art gallery sitting in the heart of the famous Connaught Place of
New Delhi. This Art gallery displays the modern artworks of famous painters and
sculptors such as MF Hussain, Meera Mukherjee, Satish Gujral, Gogi Saroj Pal,
Anjolie Ela Menon, Riten Majumdar, and many more. Along with giving space to the
arts of renowned individuals, this spot also gives the budding talents a chance
to show off their work. One can also witness the works of final year students
and buy the famous works from the art shop.
Sacred Heart Cathedral Church – Seek Blessings
Reeking of the essence of spirituality from every nook and corner, Sacred
Heart Cathedral Church is one of the famous places in Delhi,
especially during Christmas time. Sitting in Ashok Place, this Church is one of
the significant places to worship in Delhi. The peacefulness and tranquility
makes it possible for an individual to spend some time in solitude and collect
their thoughts in God’s home. This Church was designed by the famous British
architect namely Henry Medd. The structure can be seen adorning Italian
architecture which is a feast for the eyes of the spectators.
Moth Ki Masjid – Spectate The Structure
Another one of the Delhi best places that showcases the
Mughal architecture, complete with domes and arches, is the Moth ki Masjid. Not
particularly a famous attraction, this hidden jewel is a great place for those
who are looking for some offbeat spots for photography or just strolling around.
This monument reeks of the vibes of golden era that takes the travelers back in
the time. Massive redstone gateway, arched openings, intricate designs, and the
architecture makes it appeal to the eyes of the spectators.
Tibet House Museum – Soak In The Holiness
If you wish to get an insight into the cultures and traditions of the land
of Dalai Lama, then Tibet House Museum is one of the Delhi best places for
you. Founded by His Holiness the Dalai Lama in the year 1965, Tibet House Museum
is a lot more than Tibetologists and Buddhist Masters, it amalgamates scholars
and laypersons of numerous artists, disciplines, and social activists. This
museum is home to many precious objects, books, and other collectibles that reek
of religious and cultural significance, occupied by various Tibetans on their
escapades to the Himalayas.
Hijron Ka Khanqah – Get A Cultural Insight
For those who wish to witness and get an in-depth understanding into the
lives of the Muslim transgenders should visit Hijron Ka Khanqah. Make sure you
get talking to the extremely friendly locals of this area and unfold the
mysteries of their tales. Hijron Ka Khanqah is actually an extremely beautiful
Islamic monument that is also a burial cemetry for eunuchs of the Muslim
religion. Sitting within the Archeological Park of the Mehrauli Village, this
spot reeks of tranquility and peacefulness.
Mehrauli Archaeological Park – Home To Timeless Ruins
One of the famous places in Delhi for those who wish to
spend some time embracing peace and tranquility, Archaeological Park is a
massive land sitting adjacent to Qutub Minar Complex. This Park is home to one
of the magnificent structures with enchanting architecture that takes travelers
back in time of the golden days. Mehrauli Archaeological Park blanket the
timeless ruins of Lal Kot that dates back to the 11th Century AD.
Atgah Khan’s Tomb – Offbeat Monument
For those who are seeking the lesser known places to visit in
Delhi, NCR, Atgah Khan’s Tomb is the answer. Appealing to artists,
painters, and photographers, this hidden jewel of a monument covering the floors
of Delhi is constructed with majestic redstone and ornamented with snowwhite
slabs of marble, making it look like a beauty. One can witness an extensive
number of medallions, calligraphy, and pietra dura work on the walls of this
symmetrical square tomb. The interiors adorn beautiful blue-hued stone that
takes away the breath of spectators.
North Campus – Dine
This is the ultimate destination of the food lovers as you can get street
foods, fast foods, snacking cafes, and obviously, multi-cuisine eateries.
Students around India come here with limited money in their pockets. Therefore,
this is the place where you can find quality food at a reasonable price. In
fact, it’s among the best places to visit in North Delhi.
South Campus – Eat Local Snacks
This is another place where you can get lip-smacking food in Delhi at an
affordable price. For the cafes of this area, this place has always been on the
list of the most favorites among the students. Tourists also find this place
very appealing due to the cafes, like Big Yellow Door, Scooter on the Wall, etc.
Pandara Road – Take A Stroll
Are you looking for a place in Delhi where you can enjoy a fine dining
experience with your family or friends or with someone special? Then, you need
to head towards this place near India Gate where you can find several upmarket
eateries.
Nizamuddin – Pray
You are in Delhi and don’t spend an evening at Nizamuddin will be a great
miss. This is one of the oldest settlements in Delhi where you can find the most
authentic foods of Delhi. From Kebabs to sweets, this place is famous for
Mughlai cuisines.
Connaught Place – Eat
From multi-cuisine restaurants to street-side cafes, this place is the
perfect destination for all types of foodies. Whether you are looking for
international cuisine or your love is authentic North Indian recipes, head
towards Connaught Place to enjoy an evening.
Paranthe Wali Gali – Eat
if you are a big time foodie and love paranthas, then you should straight head
to Paranthe wali Gali in Delhi. The narrow street in Old Delhi will lure you
with the appetizing aroma of paranthas and other traditional Indian delicacies.
This place is a heaven for foodies. From rabri parantha, halwa paratha to mixed,
you get all kinds of assortments here.
Kingdom Of Dreams – Watch A Show
This is a live entertainment theatre located in the national capital region of
Delhi, close to Leisure Valley Park. On the day of its opening, a preview of an
awe-striking bollywood musical was shown featuring Hussain Kwajerwala, Kashmira
Irani, and Gauhar Khan. Covering almost 6 acres of area, KOD is run by Great
Indian Nautanki Company – a joint venture of Wizcraft and apna Group.
Cha Bar – Dine
If you wish to spend some me-time in Delhi away from its crowded realms,
then you can simply step into any of its charming book cafes. Book cafes in
Delhi definitely serve as the most amazing places to chill with a book in one
hand and a cup of steaming coffee or hot chocolate in another. You can get to
Cha Bar in Connaught Place and spend a quiet afternoon sipping on a cup of
coffee or tea, munching on a cake, and reading through your favorite book! And
it’s not just about spending lone time, but you can also visit these pretty book
cafes for a romantic date with your partner. In fact, with its lovable and
unique ambiene, Cha Bar is amongst the best tourist places in Delhi for
couples who love coffee and reading.
Indian Air Force Museum – Step Back In Time
Small and large aircrafts along with an air force inventory are open for
the visitors to have a look. Located in Palam Air Force Station in Delhi, this
museum displays historic photographs, weapons and uniforms from the inception in
1932. The aviation museum is the speciality of this museum. The museum remains
closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.