Most people who visit Delhi as tourists go to the usual touristy spots. From Qutub Minar to Red Fort (Laal Qila) to Humayun’s Tomb, Lotus Temple, India Gate and more, you’ve probably heard about it all and been there too.
The fun part about visiting Delhi is that when you actually start walking around, you come across so many secret spots that you would otherwise most likely have missed out.
So the next time you’re visiting this beautiful capital city, take some time out and head over to:
Agrasen ki Baoli
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Dating back to the 14th century, this place is a favourite with photographers and tourists who love to explore the less explored and more rustic gems of a city. You can even bump into artists and poets here, and also witness photoshoots that are quite frequent here.
Kumhar Gram
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With more than 700 families who are all into pottery, you can meet generations of potters here. Another amazing thing is that many of these potters have won national awards for their craft. Spend some time at the wheel and shop to your heart’s content.
Lodi Garden
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If you happen to be in Delhi during the winters, this is one spot you must visit. Surrounded by lush greens and a ruin fort as your views, not much can go wrong. Summer evenings are beautiful here as well.
Majnu ka Tilla
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This place is very popular with the students in Delhi who often visit for great bargains, as well as loads of foreigners who flock there for the monastery and the Buddhist temple. It is near ISBT Kashmiri Gate and you can reach via Metro.
Tughlaqabad Fort
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This is again a must-visit in winters when you can spend the entire day walking among the ruins and resting to have a day picnic. It is located towards Mehrauli.
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