When it is about legendary Delhi street food, Paranthe Wali Gali is one such which cannot be missed. Along the narrow lanes of Chandni Chowk filled with people, it is one such narrow alley which has been offering a variety of stuffed parathas since centuries. Its strong aroma, recipes dating back to centuries, and old … Read more
A breathtaking garden sector lying in the central part of Delhi, Buddha Jayanti Park celebrates the birthday of Lord Buddha on a designated anniversary. This quiet sector is ideal for meditative sessions, casual strolling, and restoring relations with mother nature. Placed within Central Ridge Reserve Forest, the park is a synergy of greenness, spirituality, and … Read more
Located in Rohini, North Delhi, Swarn Jayanti Park or Japanese Park is the city’s largest and most maintained of green oasis. Covering scenic acres of greens, the park is the dear companion to local residents for jogging in the morning, picnic times with families, and unhurried nights. With its soothing ambiance, professionally designed areas to … Read more
Located between Mehrauli and Vasant Kunj, Sanjay Van, Delhi is a verdant oasis for the otherwise traffic-congested capital. Covering more than 780 acres, this city of woods is one of the largest urban greens in Delhi. It’s a die-hard nature enthusiast’s heaven abounding with walking trails, thick cover, and high diversity—ideal for serene getaways, jogging, … Read more
Situated in the southern fringes of Delhi, Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary is a verdant, sprawling terrain that provides a glimpse of wildness in the city. It is a destination for nature enthusiasts, bird watchers, wildlife enthusiasts, and all those looking for a tranquil escape from the urban mayhem of Delhi. Controlled by the Delhi Forest … Read more
To watch out for Indian contemporary and modern art, you cannot afford to miss a visit to the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) in Delhi. As the country’s first private museum for contemporary art, it is a place that engages the viewer by way of interactions, experimentation, and pioneering fresh trends in art in … Read more
Paradise for adults and heaven on earth for kids, Shankar’s International Dolls Museum in Delhi is India’s brightest and most unusual sight. Situated in the midst of the Children’s Book Trust complex on Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, the museum has a beautiful collection of more than 6,500 dolls representing more than 85 nations. Art lovers, … Read more
Gandhi Smriti in New Delhi at Tees January Marg is a historic Father of the Nation’s memorial. Birla House was where Gandhiji spent his last 144 days and where Gandhiji was assassinated on 30th January 1948. Gandhi Smriti today still serves as a poignant reminder of his life, thoughts, and role played by him during … Read more
Located near Pragati Maidan, the National Science Centre, Delhi, is one of India’s favorite science museums. Established in 1992, the science centre fosters scientific literacy by designing creative exhibits, live performances, and interactive seminars. It is perfect for school children, family visitors, and inquisitive learners who wish to open the windows of science and technology. … Read more
National Handicrafts and Handlooms Museum, or popularly known as Crafts Museum, is one of the most colorful cultural destinations in the city. Conveniently connected with Pragati Maidan, this museum houses India’s rich cultural legacy of diversity of art in royal forms. Hand-spun fiber, folk art, sculptures, and live on-the-spot demonstration by artisans make it pure … Read more
