Waquar Habib
Witness the Mughal ruins dotted within the premises and the secluded lotus pond. Visit the Humayun's Tomb and Nizamuddin nearby, stopping at the Sabz Burj on the way.
Head to the Amrit Udyan behind the Rashtrapati Bhawan. Trail across the stretch from till the India Gate witnessing the flowebeds and British colonial architecture. Also, visit the nearby National Gallery of Modern Art.
Loiter around the "green lungs" of Delhi as you see the magnificent Lodhi-era monuments. Head to the nearby Safdarjung Tomb, a rococco architecture with a lovely, bulbous mosque.
Explore the Red Fort and collect souvenirs at the fort store. Stroll through the Chandni Chowk, where you can munch at Paranthe Wali Gali. Also, head to the Jama Masjid.
Head to arguably the oldest site in Delhi: Indraprastha. Visit the Purana Qila and witness its Qila-i-Kuna Mosque, Sher Mandal (where some believe Humayun met his tragic end!), Kairul Manzil, pond, and much more.
Visit the Qutub Complex and witness its many wonders, including the Qutub Minar, Asokan pillar, the Quwwatul-Islam Mosque, Alai Minar, and Smith's Folly. Visit the nearby Mehrauli Archaeological Park and explore its many offerings.
Head to the northern extension of the Aravalli mountain range, which is about 1.5 billion years old. Witness the 1857 Munity Memorial nearby, deemed haunted by some.
Explore the 783-acre forest area near Mehrauli. The fauna here includes nilgai, golden jackals, snakes, and butterflies. Witness the Qutub Minar at a distance from its vantage point. Witness many monuments flanking the Anang Tal Lake.
The complex is dotted with many structures including a well preserved stepwell, an Asokan pillar, and Jami Masjid, among others. The site is said to be haunted by djinns.
Explore Hauz Khas village's medieval complex and witness its ancient Islamic madrasa, mosque, Firz Shah's tomb, and the Royal Tank. Head to Humayunpur for a taste of North-Eastern, Tibetan, and Korean cuisine and trendy shopping.