“Dillii Dilwalo ki” will never let you down; the capital city is brimming with happiness, joy, and welcome for all of us.

Delhi is a traveler’s paradise, with attractions that appeal to everyone from backpackers to senior citizens. It is truly said that nothing can properly prepare you for a trip to India’s capital, but hopefully, this post will help. 

Many tourists arrive in Delhi with preconceived notions about the city. However, Delhi will provide you with many unique experiences that you will remember for the rest of your life. The below-mentioned facts and information will enable you to have much more fun while traveling in the capital city. In reality, you’ll be introduced to a rapidly growing metropolis with its own culture, wonderful cuisine, complex history, and much more. Read on!

Here are a few suggestions to keep in mind when scheduling a fantastic trip to Delhi.

When is the best time to visit Delhi?

Well, whenever you visit Delhi, you will be greeted with a wide-open heart and the city will always be ready to serve tourists with wholesomeness. The months of February, March, October, and November are ideal for a trip to Delhi. Summers in Delhi are hot, and winters are foggy, so stay away during those months. Although Delhi rains are very unpredictable, it frequently rains between July and August. When it rains, Delhi looks gorgeous, but the city’s already slow traffic comes to a halt. Only in the months of February, March, October, or November will you not be too hot or too cold while visiting the city’s heritage attractions, such as Qutub Minar, and Humayun’s Tomb.

Never miss the Nightlife in Delhi

When the streets are empty and the world’s unadventurous populace has gone to sleep, Delhi’s ‘happening’ aspect comes to life.

• Most pubs don’t have the permit to stay open past 12:30 a.m., Delhi has a culture of “early nightlife”, especially post COVID-19 situations If you want to buy alcohol to drink in your accommodation, ask the staff at your hotel or hostel to direct you to the nearest “Wine and Beer shop.” At 10:00 p.m., these stores are closed.

• Visit the bars in Hauz Khas Village, Khan Market, Connaught Place, DLF Cyber Hub, and GK 1 M Block to get a taste of Delhi nightlife.

Delicacies in Delhi

From street food to exotic cuisines, Delhi, or ‘Dilli,’ as we affectionately refer to it, has something to offer everyone. You can either partake in standard (read: dull and tasteless) wine and dining, or you can let your mojo run wild and gorge yourself on the mouth-watering delights of Delhi’s street food.

Delhi boasts some of the best cuisines in the world. Period. Mughalai curries, chaat (vegetarian street food), international eateries, and cuisines from all around India may all be found here.

Make some new acquaintances in the area and ask them to show you around their favorite spots. Vegans and vegetarians will adore Delhi cuisine.

Delhi Metro- The ultimate pal to help you travel anywhere

The best way to travel around is to use the Delhi Metro, which connects most of the city. It has a distinct female-only coach, which is usually the first coach. For more information, you can have a look at the maps and instructions provided at each metro station. Additionally, to commute from metro stations to markets, malls and societies, Delhi has a large fleet of tuk-tuks, also known as battery rickshaws. 

Take care of Delhi Belly!

Do you know what Delhi Belly is? If you’re not from India, you’ll almost certainly get “Delhi Belly” during your first week in Delhi! We recommend you to carry your diarrhea medicines with you if you are planning for a long stay. If you have a “Delhi Belly,” avoid melons and papaya, however curd rice or bananas can assist.

Amaze yourself!

It is possible to both love and despise Delhi. The heavy traffic often blocks the mind of travelers, but roads can amaze you. How? One must carry their cameras at all times; you never know when you’ll see a lazy cow relaxing on the road as the rest of the traffic comes to a halt, or a monkey riding a motorcycle with his human companion. Delhi offers a lot of unique incidents and sights, and even after living there for a long time, it never ceases to surprise its residents!