Activities in Delhi

You need a lifetime to know Delhi properly. The town offers a slew of activities which never let a visitor get bored. The activities listed below do not usually feature on the list of travelers but experiencing all this will only enrich your information regarding what Delhi has to offer in terms of activities. There are several nightclubs, amusement parks and sports arena and you can reach all these places easily on metro.

A connoisseur of food can today dine at the finest restaurants serving a variety of cuisines ranging from Russian to Vietnamese, from Creole to Lebanese. And mind you, there are places where you can find authentic fare and not the Indianized versions. It will take you just a little time to recognize these places, that’s all. But if you not interested in food, then Delhi offers you an assortment of pubs, lounges, discotheques and clubs. Most of the discos are in five-star hotels but quite a few stand-alone lounges have made a name for themselves through their impeccable services.

If you feeling a little playful then you can visit any of Delhi amusement parks, gardens or perhaps go shopping. There are many theme parks in Delhi, for example, Fun N Food Village near Mehrauli which has around 30 rides and a wonderful water park. It is completely decorated with Indian handicrafts and is one of the favorite places for school picnics. If you one of those people who can't stay away from their sporting schedule then Delhi has some wonderful practice ranges for you. There are many stadiums and sports clubs for you.

After all this if you want to go through the regular tourist drill then there are a lot of monuments, both ancient and medieval, for you to see. These don’t include the religious places you must visit once in you lifetime. One must pay their respects in Chattarpur Mandir, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Nizammuddin Dargah and Lotus Temple (Bahai Temple). You must visit them because their spiritual aura cannot be described in words and have to experience first hand.

Amusement Parks in Delhi
A large open space where an entire family can bond together with the help of a rollercoaster, My Fair Lady or a Columbus, is called an amusement park. Delhi has several amusement parks. Amusement parks provide you with fun and frolic to help you revitalize one from his/her stress and weariness.

Delhi Metro
The idea for a Mass Rapid Transit System (MRTS) to solve the transport problem came in the Indian minds in 1949, but that was that. So when Kolkata got a metro in 1984, the first in India and fifth in Asia, everybody was down with disbelief. It was quite natural that the capital city would soon follow the path.

Dining in Delhi
If you have a penchant for food then just head to Delhi. The blend of various cultures throughout the ages has resulted in a plethora of food habits in people. These very food lovers have encouraged all types of food outlets to be opened, differing only when the geography of Delhi differs.

Entertainment in Delhi
Delhi is a vibrant metropolitan city with people of all cultural interests and habits, so it is not surprising that the city has diversified tastes. There are basically five things to take away your mind from the touristy locations and imbibe some real activity that is diverting and holds the attention.

Delhi Nightlife
Delhi is a fun place at night. There are lots of places to relax after a long day. The scene has changed just a few years back, especially for women. Since the advent of a booming economy, many pubs and bars are opening where you can eat, drink and hang out with friends.

Sightseeing in Delhi
There is a lot to see in city which has been continuously habitated for around 2,500 years. Just a simple momentary look around you should be sufficient to reveal the hidden treasures like Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Shankar's International Dolls Museum, Lodi Tomb, Lotus Temple and Crafts Museum.

Sports in Delhi
Delhi is one the best places to live in when you intend to have a sporty lifestyle. It has quite decent amenities for sports like tennis, cricket, hockey and football. These games are fairly popular amongst the youth here. But for not-so-known sports like wrestling, weight lifting or athletics it is a day to day struggle.