10 Amazing Things You Can Do In Delhi Under 100 Rupees

1. Trip Through Paranthewali Galli

Trip Through Paranthewali Galli
sodelhi- Rajesh Pamnani
Situated in Chandni Chowk, Delhi, this place is famous world-wide for its huge variety of paranthas. What even better is the fact that you can treat yourself to paranthas till you are full without burning a hole in your pocket.
“Go for shopping but you should know the art of bargaining and don't forget to go and taste Parathas in Paranthe wali gali!”
Visiting Delhi and want to stay close to all this goodness:
Budget stays: The Suncourt Hotel Yatri
Mid-range stays: Hotel Delhi Pride
Luxury stays: Taj Palace Hotel

2. Visit Kunzum Travel Café

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One of its kind and one of the coolest places to hang out with travellers from all around the world, this café is situated in Hauz Khas village. You can sip a cup of coffee, read books, hang out with fellow travellers, share experiences and use free Wi-Fi.
Visiting Delhi and want to stay close to all this goodness:
Budget stays: Rupam Hotel
Mid-range stays: Hotel LE Grand

3. Explore Delhi By Cycling

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Dutchman Jack Leenaars started this initiative back in 2009 after having explored Delhi lanes on a cycle. The Dutch are well known for their love of cycling and this new initiative gives you once in a lifetime opportunity to see Delhi like never before with a group of cycling enthusiasts.
There are many options to enjoy, for shopping, and all. There are many cheap hotels with good food quality. It's beautiful with many options for time pass like Delhi Haat, Fun N Food Village, etc.”
Visiting Delhi and want to stay close to all this goodness:
Budget stays: Hotel Delhi Pride
Mid-range stays: The Hans Plaza
Luxury stays: The Metropolitan Hotel

4. Head To Nizamuddin Dargah For A Qawwali Performance

Head To Nizamuddin Dargah For A Qawwali PerformanceStaticflickr.com
Chand and Shadab Nizami, along with their group of Qawwals effortlessly leave one spellbound by their soulful Sufi singing. The area is near Humayun’s tomb and you can enjoy the qawwali in two time slots - 6 - 7.30 pm and from 9 - 10.30 pm.
The said place is famous for its Mughlai food, the mosque and the heritage monument in and around and good place to relax with family and the place is accessible by train and bus.”
Visiting Delhi and want to stay close to all this goodness:
Budget stays: Grand Park Inn Hotel
Mid-range stays: Hotel LE Grand
Luxury stays: Grand New Delhi

5. Hop On To Hoho Delhi

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India’s first hop on hop off sightseeing tour bus service, Hoho offers various sightseeing tours with tickets costing around 400 rupees.
“Just hop on the hop on hop off "HOHO" bus and they will take care of the rest.”
Visiting Delhi and want to stay close to all this goodness:
Budget stays: Grand Godwin Hotel
Mid-range stays: Sunstar Heritage Hotel

6. Discover & Re-Discover Old Delhi

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A walk through this place or even a rickshaw ride is sure to leave you with an experience to remember. 
“You can relive the old Delhi charm, eat the best Muglai food and hangout the place or indulge in shopping. There are lots of places to shop. The place is little bit crowded.”
Visiting Delhi and want to stay close to all this goodness:
Budget stays: Grand Godwin Hotel
Mid-range stays: Sunstar Grand Hotel

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