Delhi is full of delightful surprises. Most of the times, even the denizens fail to notice the beauty of the capital because they become used to it, thanks to the everyday drudgery of life. I have compiled this list of cheap places to visit in Delhi to enlighten the people who have just embraced Delhi, as well as remind the natives that Delhi's beauty is not skin-deep.
Here are 15 dirt-cheap places to visit in Delhi where you can do things that will make you fall in love with Delhi again.
Paharganj is THE place to meet with friends and have a real good time, complete with drinks, not CP, not Hauz Khas. This place will remind you of the movie Dev D, as soon as you step in and is undoubtedly the most happening of all cheap places to visit in Delhi.
Cost: Rs. 600 for 2
Nearest Metro Station: Ramakrishna Ashram Marg
There is a particular crossing in Dwarka, called Jumbo Point, which is adjacent to the airport wall. This doubles up as an evening picnic spot for many a couple, children and aeronautic enthusiasts that gather here to catch close-ups of the airplanes landing and taking off everyday.
Cost: Free
Nearest Metro Station: Dwarka Sec 8
Thursdays are special at the Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah when you can listen to soulful qawwalis from famous artistes that have been doing it for a living for many a generation.
Timing is between 6:30 pm and 9:30 pm.
Cost: Free
Nearest Metro Station: Jangpura
If you have never been to Connaught Place on a Sunday morning, there is no way you can truly believe what goes on there. Pedestrians claim the streets of the heart of Delhi once again and just do their thing. Cars are barricaded allowing people to indulge in physical activities and exercise till 9 am every Sunday.
Cost: Free
Nearest Metro Station: Rajiv Chowk
Don't believe anything that anyone else says, the golgappe found at all the roadside stalls in the Tilak Nagar main market are the best you'd find all across Delhi.
Cost: Rs. 40 for 2
Nearest Metro Station: Tilak Nagar
If you are looking for some cheap places to visit in Delhi, there's no way you can exclude the Delhi University’s Hudson Lane. It is home to some of the best cafes in the entire city. And the best part is, they're reasonable, too, owing to the Target Audience in the area.
Cost: Rs. 600 for 2
Nearest Metro Station: GTB Nagar
We've been hearing since our childhoods that Old Delhi's labyrinthine alleys hold a thousand secrets; Jain Coffee House is truly one of them. Their sandwiches are melt-in-your-mouth and are totally organic. Advanced tip: Don't trust Google Maps to reach that place, ask around instead.
Cost: Rs. 80 for 2
Nearest Metro Station: Chawri Bazaar
This is THE place where the legendary poet Mirza Ghalib got inspired at and wrote most of his works. Now this is converted into a museum to enable fans and connoisseurs alike to appreciate his life and times.
Cost: Free
Nearest Metro Station: Chawri Bazaar
You haven't really been divinely fixed until you have sat for a Langar at the Bangla Sahib Gurudwara. It is fantastic, it is free, and it is available till 11:30 in the night.
Cost: Free
Nearest Metro Station: Rajiv Chowk
There is no denying the fact that Delhi, one of the most beautiful places in India, becomes exponentially beautiful in the winters, and Khan Market even more so. Hence, this straight-out-of-a-European-country market becomes a perfect place to walk hand-in-hand with the love of your life and window-shop. Of course, there's Cafe Big Chill too if you wish to spend on great food.
Cost: Rs. 100 for 2
Nearest Metro Station: Khan Market
This is the alma mater of many great actors that have ever worked in our film industry. Hence this becomes THE place to catch the stars of tomorrow in their glory, and that too at a cheap ticket.
Cost: Rs. 100 for 2
Nearest Metro Station: Mandi House
Don't have time to go to Mcleod Ganj? Don't worry, we have you sorted within Delhi itself. Majnu Ka Tila is a little Tibetan settlement which has an array of authentic Tibetan hidden gems of restaurants, so you can experience the same feel right here in the capital.
Cost: Rs. 300 for 2
Nearest Metro Station: Kashmiri Gate
This is not for the faint-hearted. Sanjay Van has been known to scare off many a people in the nights because of creepy sounds and atmosphere. Security guards and others have reported numerous incidents from the past that can't be explained scientifically.
Cost: Free
Nearest Metro Station: Qutab Minar
Just like Majnu Ka Tila is a Tibetan settlement, Chittaranjan Park is populated mostly by the Bengali people. This results in authentic food in the area, and of course Durgo Pujo celebrations that can only be surpassed by Kolkata. It's definitely one of the best and cheap places to visit in Delhi, especially for the non-vegetarians.
Cost: Free
Nearest Metro Station: Nehru Place
Who knew there exists a beautiful church in the proximity of an Islamic insignia in Delhi. St. John's Church has been there for a long time and attracts people from all over Delhi to say their evening prayers here.
Cost: Free
Nearest Metro Station: Qutab Minar
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