List of Best Hidden Places in Delhi You Should Know
Delhi is a hub of hidden and untouched gems, each known for its distinct ethereal beauty. Whether these are monuments that redefine history or nature’s bounties that are a visual treat for the eyes, Delhi takes pride in its beauty. With the emergence of social media, many of these hidden places in Delhi have gained prominence in recent times. However, many tourist attractions still stay far away from public knowledge and notice, that many individuals don’t even know they exist. It’s time now that we explore what a true beauty this state is, and what stories it has in its store for us to narrate.
This article is an ode to all those travel and exploration enthusiasts who are always trying to look out for something new, that hasn’t been in the spotlight much. It is time to discover and walk through the vivacious paths of the national capital of the country and explore the unexplored!
Tourist Places in Delhi
Bhuli Bhatiyari ka Mahal
This place may be famous between teenagers and youngsters, yet not many people know about this place. Bhuli Bhatiyari ka Mahal is located in Karol Bagh and can be easily visited by people living nearby. Although declared a heritage site and preserved and maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India, this place is a haunted site and allows its visitors to only visit it during daytime. It is said that anybody staying at the spot after sunset may either get mad or die. Hence, only those are advised to go to this place who are daring to challenge the paranormal activities happening at Bhuli Bhatiyari. It is open from 9:30 am to 5 pm.
Chhota Qutub Minar
We all have certainly heard about Qutub Minar which is located in Mehrauli, New Delhi. But we bet you to identify this hidden gem of Delhi. The Chhota Qutub Minar or the Mini Qutub Minar is situated in the Hastsal village of New Delhi, in the Uttam Nagar part. It was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1650, close to his hunting lodge in Hasthal. The entire structure of Chhota Qutub Minar is built with bricks and clad with red sandstone and resembles the original monument. For the unversed, this monument is ranked as a ‘Grade A’ heritage site by the Department of Archaeology, India. Chhota Qutub Minar is also known as Kaushal Minar, Hastsal-ki-Laat, and Hashtsal Minaret.
Santushti Shopping Complex
This is a call for all the shoppers in the town! This hidden gem is a shopper’s getaway to a world of fashion and aesthetics, away from the loud noise of other markets. Santushti Complex was started by the Air Force Wives’ Welfare Association and has some really good designer boutiques. Besides that, one can even enjoy amazing food at the cafes that the complex has. The complex lies opposite Delhi’s Samrat Hotel and offers breathtaking views through its walkways amidst luxurious shopping and dining experiences. The complex is open from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm and the last entry time for individuals is 6:45 pm.
