Best Things To Do in Delhi, India

  1. Delhi University

    4.1 (370 Votes)
    Delhi University

    Educational Site, University

    Delhi University is one of the renowned universities in India that have churned out some of the best known politicians and historians in the country. People who visit Delhi should definitely make it a point to explore the North Campus area that constitutes of lush green patches, some of the oldest and most renowned colleges such as St. Stephens and canteens that exhibit an intellectual culture ...Read more
  2. Ridge Area

    Outdoors, Forest, Nature

    Although the concrete jungle might have carpeted Delhi in most of the areas, there are still some of the places that offer lush green views. One of such places is the ridge area that makes you feel as if you are in a forest in the middle of the bustling city. The ridge is a part of the tail end of Aravalli hills –one of the oldest mountain system in the world and Delhi’s oldest natu...Read more
  3. Tughlaqabad Fort

    4.1 (279 Votes)
    Tughlaqabad Fort

    Historical Site, Fort

    Delhi is known for its Mughal heritage that reflects through its age old architecture, ruins and Old Dilli area. The Tughlaqabad fort was built by Ghiyathu'd-Din Tughluq (1321-25) as the third city of Delhi. This fort was built at a time of extreme political unrest and danger of Mongol attack from the North western borders of the Empire. This fort is divided into two parts, the citadel and pala...Read more
  4. Paharganj

    Market, Neighborhoods , Streets

    To the people who visit Paharganj for the first time might be intimidated by its chaotic bylanes, honking rickshaws and tremendous crowd. However, this place holds its own charm in putting forward the essence of Delhi in its own way. Here, you can get the best of handicrafts, cotton material and other art objects that might just be too costly to buy from the malls. Located close to New Delhi Ra...Read more
  5. Lajpat Nagar Market

    4.2 (153 Votes)
    Lajpat Nagar Market

    Market, Street Market

    Noisy, lively and typical Dillish to the core, the Lajpat Nagar Market is known for offering beautiful and cheap things on sale. Located near the Ashram Chowk in South Delhi, this is a typical Indian bazaar with roadside stalls, shops and food kiosks. This market is also visited for its huge range of artwork and crockery on sale, as well as clothing, shoes and accessories. Foreigners who come h...Read more
  6. Surajkund

    4.3 (931 Votes)
    Surajkund

    Water Body, Lake, Amphitheater

    Literally translated as the “Lake of the Sun”, Surajkund constitutes of an ancient reservoir that is among the ancient ones in India, dating back to the 10th Century. This semicircular shaped artificial lake was constructed in the form of an amphitheater at the time of its construction and today, attracts travelers who get enamored of its beauty and historicity. This reservoir is kn...Read more
  7. Neemrana Fort

    4.1 (144 Votes)
    Neemrana Fort

    Historical Site, Fort

    Neemrana Fort is actually a heritage hotel that offers a luxurious royal stay to the people who spend some days over here. Built in1464 AD, and restored in 1980s, the Neemrana Fort-Palace is India`s oldest heritage resort. Located at a distance of just 100 kms from Delhi International Airport, this resort has become quite an attraction for those who wish to escape the bustle of the city. Even t...Read more
  8. Jhandewalan Temple

    4.8 (126 Votes)
    Jhandewalan Temple

    Religious Site, Temple

    Jhandewalan Temple is dedicated to the Maa Aadi Shakti (avatar of the goddess Durga). Located at Jhandewalan Street on way to Karol Bagh, Delhi, this temple is visited by a lot of devotees throughout the year. According to the oral records, this temple and the surrounding area was said to have been situated in the hill area. When this position was excavated, the sanctum of goddess was originate...Read more
  9. Indian Air Force Museum

    4.6 (203 Votes)
    Indian Air Force Museum

    Military Museum, Souvenir Shop

    Located in Palam Delhi, the Indian Air Force Museum is a distinct museum that houses a collection of aeroplanes & armoury that delineate the history of the Indian Air force. This museum is well worth a visit for any aviation enthusiast. The different sections of this museum display: Historic photographs, memorabilia, uniforms and personal weapons of the Indian Air Force from its ...Read more
  10. Deer Park

    Park, Walking Area, Nature

    Located in Hauz Khas, Delhi, the Deer park is a nature’s haven amidst the bustling center of the city. Beautifully set amidst well maintained lawns and trees, the Deer Park has become one of the tourist attractions worth exploring. This park is also known for its native looking spotted deer. Guinea Pigs, rabbits and a variety of birds can also be spotted at Deer Park in Hauz Khas Delhi. O...Read more
  11. Majnu Ka Tila

    Religious Site, Food And Drinks, Market, Neighborhoods

    Majnu ka Tila is a Tibetan Colony in Delhi that has become quite a famous shopping place for the youngsters who wish to stick on to their budget. Literally meant as the hillock of Majnu(the legendary lover), this has an interesting story associated with it. It is believed that during the reign of Sikandar Lodhi (r. 1489–1517) a local Iranian Sufi mystic, Abdulla w...Read more
  12. Greater Kailash M Block Market

    Flea Market, Market

    The M Block Market is located in the midst of the residential colony of Greater Kailash 1 and offers a flea-market-style shopping experience to people who love to explore local artefacts and material at unbelievable bargains. This market also houses a long narrow park in the centre and shops and stalls lining it on all fours. Here you can get everything from imported perfumes and bath products ...Read more
  13. Gyarah Murti

    4.4 (209 Votes)
    Gyarah Murti

    Sculpture

    One of the most photographed sites of Delhi, the Gyarah Murti is a symbolic tribute to the Gandhi’s iconic Dandi March of 1931 in the form of sculpture. Glistening in black color, this sculpture is easily visible on the Sardar Patel Marg, near Willingdon Crescent. This poetic sculpture by conceptualized and designed by the veteran artist and sculptor Devi Prasad Roy Chowdhary. This gigant...Read more
  14. Gurudwara Raquab Ganj

    4.8 (126 Votes)
    Gurudwara Raquab Ganj

    Religious Site, Gurudwara

    Situated right opposite to the Parliment House, the Gurudwara Raquab Ganj is of utmost religious importance to the Sikh as well as the Hindu communities. There is a story behind the establishment of Gurudwara. When Guru Tegbahadur was beheaded in Chandani Chowk, no one could dare to pick his sacred head and body. But with wish of akal purakh, swear storm swept through the city. Under the cover ...Read more
  15. Hanuman Temple

    Religious Site, Temple, Statue

    Most of the Bollywood movies portray the statue of Lord Hanuman whenever they depict Delhi. This idol faces south and makes up for one of the most photographed locations in the city. A part of Hanuman mandir, this idol holds a gada in his left hand and his right hand rests on his chest in veneration to the adjacent idols of Rama, Lakshmana and Sita. As for the temple, it is located at Baba Khar...Read more