Delhi

Top Things to Do in Delhi

1. India Gate & Rajpath – Iconic war memorial with green lawns, ideal for a relaxed evening stroll.

2. Qutb Minar – Majestic UNESCO-listed minaret from the 12th century in Mehrauli. 

3. Red Fort & Chandni Chowk – Explore Mughal architecture and bustling markets.

4. Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple – Stunning modern temple complex with gardens and cultural exhibits

5. Dilli Haat (INA/Pitampura) – Craft village with street food and artisan stalls.

6. Lodi Gardens – Historic park with 15th‑century tombs and shaded trails. 

7. Garden of Five Senses – Artfully landscaped park in Saket with events and eateries. 

 Eat & Drink

• Delhi street food:

  • Chole bhature, parathas (Paranthe Wali Gali), chaat, kebabs & butter chicken at Chandni Chowk & Connaught Place 

• Legendary Mughlai:

  • Karim’s near Jama Masjid since 1913 — must-visit for kebabs & biryani 

• Fine dining:

  • Indian Accent, Dum Pukht praised for royal-style dining

 Travel Tips

• Best time to visit: October–March (cooler, ideal for sightseeing) 

• Getting around:

  • Use the Delhi Metro, pre-paid taxis, autorickshaws, and DTC buses 

• Safety tips:

  • Watch your belongings, avoid unlicensed taxis, stick to bottled water, modest dress in religious areas

• Stay duration:

  • Plan for 3–4 days to cover main attractions and food experiences 

Where to Stay & Recommendations

Best Areas to Stay

• Central Delhi (Connaught Place, Janpath) – Great for first-timers with diverse hotels 

• South Delhi (Saket, Hauz Khas, Greater Kailash) – Upscale, leafy, and great boutique options 

• Near Aerocity/IGI Airport – Convenient for early flights 

Recommended Hotels

• Luxury:

  • The Oberoi, Taj Mahal Palace, Shangri‑La Eros – top-tier experiences Mid‑Range/Boutique:

  • Bloomrooms (Janpath), CP Villa (Connaught Place) 

• Budget/Solo Safety:

  • South/Central Delhi neighborhoods preferred by solo women travelers