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Srishti Gahlot


29 Places Every Delhiite Should Go To If It Was Their Last Day In The Capital City


Delhi - A city of dreams, swag, and love that opens its heart to everyone who comes to it. There is something magical about this city that doesn’t exist anywhere else and . Never ceases to surprise us. Saddi Dilli is one city that has it all - the good, the bad, the ugly, and the awesome! You can never have enough of this beautiful city, and that is why we’ve got you an ultimate guide to 29 phenomenal places that every Delhiite should would go to if it was their last day ever in Delhi. Intrigued to know? Check it out now!

1. Chandni Chowk Trail

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A world of its own! While the rest of Delhi is spurring up with modern cafes & bars, the age-old restaurants and modest street food stalls found at Chandni Chowk are just as precious. Be it, mouth-watering sweets from Chaina Ram Sindhi Halwai or Shyam Sweet’s succulent kebabs and grills from Al Jawahar or Aslam, Chole Bhature from Giani Di Hatti and most definitely not forgetting Natraj’s creamy- tangy Dhai Bhalla and the famous Paranthe Wali Gali, have got all the possible flavours of Delhi that you'd wanna relish on your last day.

2. Lodhi Garden

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One of the few places in the city that gives an escape from the rushing pace of urban life. With a rich historical setting, tranquil vibes and cutesy cafes to visit around, Lodhi  Garden is a must-visit place.

3. India Gate

In many ways proven to be the unofficial symbol of Delhi, this iconic war memorial is a hotspot for all generations and age groups. Walking around the landscaped gardens while enjoying the popsicle and calmness sounds like a perfect last-day plan. Isn't that so?

4. Sarojini Nagar

If you're an avid shopaholic, and the thought of swanky fashion and bling accessories lives rent-free in your mind, then how can you not visit Sarojini Nagar on your last day? From clothing to footwear to accessories to bags to home decor, SN is actually a haven for all fashion lovers and a must-visit to experience the chaos on your last day in the city.

5. Nehru Park

How many of you have childhood memories of afternoons spent at the iconic Nehru Park, gazing at the sky and enjoying a cosy picnic? If you also, like us, used to excitedly wait for visits to this age-old park with your family then you'd definitely not miss visiting this place and taking a trip down memory lane on your last day in the city.

6. Nizamuddin Dargah

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Doesn't matter if you are an avid believer of the almighty or not, a Sufi aficionado or not, visiting Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah ought to be on your last day bucket list in the city. With the finest pieces of architectural designs, rich heritage and enticing food delicacies to feast upon, it is absolutely an unmissable place in the city. 

7. Connaught Place

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CP unequivocally is the heart of Delhi. With beautiful white buildings, rich architectural heritage and an ecstatic vibe, it is a hotspot hub for all things fun - sightseeing, eating, shopping and partying. With an endless list of restaurants, cafes, bars and showrooms, it is definitely a must-visit.

8. Dilli Haat 

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Dilli Haat is what springs to our mind when we're craving a slice of heritage along with some shopping and chillin'. If you want to enjoy your last day with your squad doing nothing but chilling then, Dilli Haat has got you! 

9. Pandara Road

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If you are a true blue foodie and food is the love of your life then not visiting Pandara Road will be considered a sin! Open till midnight, it has all that you need to appease your tastebuds. From lip-smacking Butter Chicken to succulent Mutton Seekh Kebab to scrumptious Shahi Paneer to mouth-watering Kesar Matka Kulfi, it has a wide array of options that serves all taste palettes.

10. Humayun's Tomb

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The tomb of Humayun, amid spacious gardens and water fountains, is an architectural marvel in itself! If you love historical places and want to spend your last day away from the city's chaos and in eternal peace, then Humayun's tomb is the perfect place to be at.

11. Paharganj

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 Languidly walking through the narrow bustling lanes of Paharganj, browsing through the gazillion books that line the sides of the streets and immersing yourselves in the delectable delicacies seems like an ideal last day plan for any true Dilliwala. 

12. Majnu Ka Tilla

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Wandering in Majnu Ka Tilla is a stimulating experience for all the senses. Tucked in narrow alleyways, incorporating cutesy cafes, ecstatic ambience, shopping stalls and authentic Tibetan food stalls, MKT never fails to amaze us and hence shall definitely be visited on the last in the city.

13. Safdarjung's Tomb

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If you want to spend your last day away from the city hustle-bustle then Safdarjung’s Tomb should definitely be on your list. Witnessing the beautiful sunset, taking a stroll in the magnificent garden and gazing at the twinkling lights at night that make the view nothing less than something transcendental, sounds like a perfect plan to us!

14. GK 1 & 2, M Block Market

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If your life mantra is to eat, chill, repeat, then on your last day in the city, you should definitely visit GK 1 & 2 M Block market! You can hop cafes and restaurants, relish in delectable delicacies, shop a little and just chill with your gang. Sounds Perf!

15. The Big Chill 

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Literally, one place that every single one of us loves unequivocally is The Big Chill! With an aesthetic interior, lip-smacking food options to feast upon and uber-cool vibes, The Big Chill has to be visited on your last day in the city. 

16. Gurudwara Bangla Sahib 

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Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is one serene place where Delhiites can find peace in between the chaotic lanes of the city. The tranquillity, serenity and peace found here are not to be found anywhere else.

17. Janpath Market

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Janpath is a haven for all accessory junkies. And, what's better than getting your hands on stunning oxidised silver pieces of jewellery on your last day in the city. Also, you can always hog on the yummy food options around and gulp down Delhi’s classic cold coffee from , our beloved Depaul’s. 

18. Jama Masjid

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If you are a hardcore meat lover and the mere thought of succulent meats and grills makes you salivate, then not visiting Jama Masjid is an offence.  Aromatic biryanis, succulent kebabs and sweet, sweet Shahi Tukda are all the reasons why a visit to this crowded part of Old Delhi will only feel like a good deal!

19. Chache Di Hatti 

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If it's your last day in the city, then you should definitely be spending that day relishing in most of Delhi's food culture and foremost you should begin with Chache Di Hatti’s mouth-watering Chole Bhature. This foodie spot that’ll score you a spot in heaven! 

20. Khan Market

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Khan Market is a perfect abode for everyone who loves cafe hopping, relishing delectable delicacies, and just having a mighty good time. With an endless list of cutesy cafes, restaurants and shops, it is definitely a must-visit.

21. Lodhi Art District

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If you’re an art lover and get charmed by amazing art pieces, by exploring the artsy lanes of Lodhi Art District on your Yulu bikes with a camera in your hand. Sounds like your perfect last day plan in Delhi. 

22. Sunder Nursery

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Sunder Nursery is another place that gives a break from the maddening city bustle and emits peaceful vibes. Immersing yourself in the beauty of nature with your best buddies. Now, that sounds like a dreamy last day plan to us. 

23. Wengers, CP

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Wenger's is one of the oldest and most legendary dessert places in the city. We've all been here to celebrate our birthdays and tiny victories. And, what's better than reminiscing those good ol' days while relishing toothsome desserts with your best buds.

24. Qutub Minar 

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Standing tall for ages, Qutub Minar is a sight to behold on your last day in the city. Also, you can chill max with your gang at the gorgeous restaurants around the stunning monument giving breathtaking views of the city’s skyline. 

25. Hudson Lane

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 If Hudson Lane is not on your list of places to visit, we might question your authenticity as a true Dilliwala! With live music, overflowing platters of gooey and scrumptious food and comfy seating, and cafes such as By The Bay, Wood Box Cafe and more, Hudson Lane is the ideal haven and delight for all the chilling. 

26. Champa Gali

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Champa Gali is a perfect abode for chilling and immersing yourself in magnificent views, among twinkling fairy lights and gorgeous spots. With endless cafes to hog on with your buddies, this has to be a must-visit place.

27. Hunger Strike

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You cannot be a true Delhite if you don't love momos and you don't chow down a plate of momos on your last day in the city. And, when talking about momos, Hunger Strike is an obvious name. This place has a separate fan base and is a must-visit.

28. Sanjay Van

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Sanjay Van is one of the most thickly wooded areas of the city’s green lungs and houses innumerable mausoleums. Along with a serene ambience and tranquillity in the air, it is also one of the few recluses for bird watchers & nature enthusiasts in the city.

29. The Piano Man

One of the city's most popular jazz clubs, The Piano Man is a perfect place to drop by on your last night in Delhi for a dose of vibrant jazz music, delectable delicacies and a delightful drink in hand!

So, which of these places will you head over first on your last day ever in Delhi?

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