admin Delhi consist of a plethora of attractions right from ancient monuments to forts and mosques. No doubt all these places are worth visiting. But what next after you have seen them? Here are 13 unusual things to do in Delhi for getting a different and unique experience of the city.
1. Visit Asia’s Largest Wholesale Spice Market
Delhi cater Asia’s largest wholesale spice market and here you will come across a variety of spices which you might have not in your lifetime.
2. Listen Qawwalis At The Nizamuddin Dargah
A large number of sufi devotees come to this place and in the evening they perform live qawwalis which is just a retreat to ears.
3. See The Changing Guard
Every evening the guard changing ceremony takes place near the Rashtrapati Bhavan which is one of the most amazing activities that happens in Delhi. This ceremony only happens at two places in the world one is at the Buckingham Palace in London and here near the Rashtrapati Bhavan.
4. Visit Delhi Folk Artists
Delhi consists of a Kathputli colony which is a home of around 800 puppet artists, mime artists and various other artists. Everyday they perform for around 3 hours in front of the local public.
5. Chill At The Kunzum Travel Cafe
Meet new travels, hear their travel stories and discover new travel ideas at the Kunzum Travel Cafe.
6. Explore Delhi On Bicycle
If you want to see a new side of Delhi then all you need to do is grab a bicycle and set off to explore various parts of Delhi.
7. Take On Indian Dance Lessons
The DDA i.e the Delhi Dance Academy provides you an opportunity to learn your favorite indian dance form in a very less time. So why not grab this opportunity.
8. Visit the Sulabh International Museum of Toilets
This museum showcases the evolution of toilets from ancient times to modern day. It’s an unusual but interesting place to learn about the history of sanitation.
9. Explore the street art in Lodhi Colony
The walls of this neighborhood have been transformed into a colorful canvas by some of the city’s most talented street artists. Take a walking tour to admire the murals and learn about the stories behind them.
10. Go on a heritage walk in Old Delhi
Explore the narrow lanes and hidden corners of the walled city, while learning about its rich history and culture. You can also sample some of the famous street food while you’re there.
11. Visit the Paranthe Wali Gali
This narrow alley in Chandni Chowk is famous for its delicious paranthas (stuffed bread). Try a variety of flavors, from spicy potato to sweet rabri, at the numerous stalls lining the street.
12. Attend a laughter yoga session
Laughter yoga is a unique form of exercise that combines deep breathing with laughter to promote physical and mental wellbeing. Join a group session in one of the city’s parks to experience it for yourself.
13. Explore the Tughlaqabad Fort
This ancient fort, built in the 14th century, is one of the lesser-known historical sites in Delhi. It’s a great place to explore the ruins and learn about the city’s past.
