Moneycontrol News Septaember 4, 2023
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It’s hard to encapsulate the beauty and diversity of Delhi in seven places, but we tried. Whether you want to shop, eat or just relax with a book, this list of 7 places to hang out in Delhi will have something for you.
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A place steeped in history, the Hauz Khas Fort overlooks the water reservoir (or ‘lake’) and makes for a lovely spot to spend an afternoon. Walk to the adjoining Hauz Khas Village for some food or shopping after you’ve explored the fort.
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A spot of lush greenery in the middle of a polluted city, Sunder Nursery is the perfect place to have a picnic or just lie down in the winter sun with a good book. Don’t miss the Farmers' Market at Sunder Nursery every weekend.
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Not your usual kind of hangout spot, we know. But the National Gallery of Modern Art is an art-lover’s heaven. Besides, it has a small cafeteria and green lawns for you to relax.
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Art exhibits. A sprawling food court. Picnic spots. Music and dance performances. Theatre. Workshops. Seminars… the list goes on. Need we say more?
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Dilli Haat is an open-air market where you can find gorgeous handicrafts, shawls, kurtas, unique toys, jewellery, furniture and other products from Indian artisans. The states of India are represented not just in Dilli Haat’s stalls but also its eateries – most of them serve regional cuisine.
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In the heart of Delhi lies its most popular shopping and entertainment district. Pop into India Coffee House for a steaming cup of coffee. Buy a book from Oxford Bookstore. Visit some of Delhi’s oldest shops. Or just stroll around the colonnaded market. You won’t be disappointed.
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In the heart of Delhi lies its most popular shopping and entertainment district. Pop into India Coffee House for a steaming cup of coffee. Buy a book from Oxford Bookstore. Visit some of Delhi’s oldest shops. Or just stroll around the colonnaded market. You won’t be disappointed.
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