New Delhi — Five-Day Local Itinerary

A century-old lane dedicated to stuffed parathas, a Delhi breakfast religion.

💡 Try the 'Rabri' (sweet milk) paratha for something different.

Established in 1913, serving royal Mughal recipes to commoners and kings alike.

💡 Hidden in a side alley. Ask locals for 'Karims' near Gate 1 of Jama Masjid.

The neighborhood park for the city's power brokers, joggers, and young couples.

💡 Beautiful at sunrise. Keep an eye out for yoga classes in the lawns.

Contains 100+ monuments but 1% of the tourists of the Qutub Minar next door.

💡 Excellent for photography. Wear comfortable walking shoes; the terrain is uneven.

Where Delhi's youth goes to stay fashionable on a shoestring budget.

💡 Closed on Mondays. Sharpen your bargaining skills; never accept the first price.

A spiritual sanctuary for all faiths; the 'Langar' (community kitchen) is the heart of Delhi's generosity.

💡 Heads must be covered. Photography is restricted inside the sanctum.

The gold standard for South Indian food in the capital. Busy, loud, and consistently delicious.

💡 Get the 'Mini Tiffin' to sample several South Indian classics.