Stuck in this corporate life, it is important to take out time for
yourself. It helps to explore your likings, interests, preferences and the
things that make you happy. And here, in the capital city of India, there is a
lot that one can do to enjoy. From trying different delicacies to visiting the
historical structures, there are abundant options one can indulge in. If you
get a day off and want to explore this beautiful city, here are a few choices
you have:
Devour the delicacies
Delhi is one of the very few places in this country where you can easily
find such varieties. From high-end restaurants to street food vendors, with so
many options, you will be spoilt for choice. It is one of the few places that
witnessed the Starbucks coffee shop in India at the
beginning. Restaurants like Mamagoto are also available here. However, the
street side delicacies are equally good. You should consider trying the street
food near Jama Masjid. This place is renowned for the cheap beef biryani and
kebabs.
Go out for shopping
Who does not like to shop? Delhi has abundant options when it comes to
shopping. Be it a shopping mall or street side vendor, you will always find
what you are looking for. If you are looking for cheap options, visit the
Sarojini Nagar market. You will find almost everything and anything in this
market. On the other hand, if you are looking for high-end apparel brands,
visit one of the big malls like Select Citywalk. They have the best
accessories, clothing and sportswear shops in Delhi. So, if
it is shopping that you are craving for in Delhi, you will certainly not be
disappointed.
Take a peek into History
The capital city of India is the historic capital of the country as well. The many forts, monuments and palaces in Delhi depict the life the lifestyle of the royal families that once ruled these lands. Visit the Red Fort (Lal Qila) located near Chandni Chowk. Made of red sandstone, this was the residence of the Mughal families during their reign in Delhi. Qutub Minar is another attraction that one should visit. It is the tallest brick minaret in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Humayun’s Tomb, Jantar Mantar, and Jama Masjid are few other places where you can visit.
