Seven stunning hidden gems in Delhi that will amaze you
Discover seven hidden gems in Delhi that go beyond the usual tourist trail. From mystical mosques and ancient stepwells to poetic havelis and boho café lanes, these offbeat spots reveal the city’s rich history, culture, and charm in the most unexpected ways.
Located in Mehrauli, this mosque and tomb duo is linked to Sufi saint Shaikh Jamali and his companion Kamali. A peaceful site rich in Indo-Islamic architecture and mystique.
A 103-step historic stepwell tucked near Connaught Place. This water reservoir is now a protected monument with haunting charm and architectural brilliance.
Built by the Tughluq dynasty, Satpula Bridge is an ancient dam made of seven arches near Saket. A quiet site with history and local legends of healing waters.
The preserved home of Urdu poet Mirza Ghalib in Ballimaran. See his writings, poetry books, and life-size models in this Mughal-era cultural haven.
A massive forest near Vasant Kunj, Sanjay Van is home to diverse birdlife, animals, and eerie legends. A haven for nature lovers and thrill seekers alike.
Delhi’s finest heritage park, Sunder Nursery, lies beside Humayun’s Tomb and was named one of Time magazine’s 100 Greatest Places in 2018. Opened to the public in 2018, it features 6 UNESCO-listed monuments.
A bohemian hideout in Saidulajab near Saket, filled with artsy cafés, handmade craft stores, and live gigs. A perfect blend of modern charm and rustic vibes.
