Delhi or Dil walo ki Dilli is famous for it’s food and thrilling night life. Though the national capital have many exclusive places to be, but at the same time there are many places to hang out with your gang which are not so expensive, suitable especially during month-ends:
1. Get drunk at Paharganj
If its late at night and your booze is over, then Paharganj is a place to be, have a good time, complete it with drinks.
2. Raahgiri in Connaught Place on Sunday s
To get rid of lazy Sunday mornings, just set your alarm of 5 am and participate in Raahgiri. This weekly street event provides citizens with the opportunity to reclaim their streets, connects with their community, celebrate their city and therefore reclaim their lives. The event also set stages for Zumba, Aerobics and Yoga.
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3. Have a bite of Golgappas at the Tilak Nagar market
How can you miss Dilli ke Golgappe? Don’t believe anything that anyone else says, the Golgappe found at all the roadside stalls in the Tilak Nagar main market are the best you’d find all across Delhi.
4. Visit the cheap but amazing cafes in Delhi University’s Hudson Lane
Because it’s in the proximity of Delhi University’s North Campus, GTB Nagar is home to some of the best cafes in the entire city. And the best part is, they’re reasonable too owing to the Target Audience in the area.
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5. Tibetan meal at Majnu Ka Tila
Majnu ka Tilla is situated on the banks of the river Yamuna. Legend has it that a Muslim hermit who ferried people across the river was blessed by Guru Nanak Dev for his selfless devotion, and this sanctuary immortalizes his memory.
6. Experience Kolkata in CR Park
Chittaranjan Park is populated mostly by the Bengali people. This results in authentic food in the area, and of course Durgo Pujo celebrations that can only be surpassed by Kolkata.
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7. Eat Langar at Bangla Sahib
You haven’t really been divinely fixed until you have sat for a Langar at the Bangla Sahib Gurudwara. It is fantastic, it is free, and it is available till 11:30 in the night.