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"Best Hidden Gems in New Delhi" Created By: Cityseeker 20 Locations Bookmarked Museum and Gallery of Musical Instruments "History of India's Performing Arts" Music has been an inextricable part of the Indian culture, and the Museum and Gallery of Musical Instruments is a place where one can get detailed information about India's musical history. With over 2000 objects on display, this museum brings forth nuances of performing arts in India. Out by Patrick Feller of the 2000 exhibits, 600 are musical instruments and these include those used in tribal arts too. From wind instruments like the Bansuri to those with strings like the graceful Veena, and also Tabla, Bortal and a Kachwa Sitar can be seen here. Puppets and masks form the rest of the exhibit. A visit to this museum is surely a treat to any music aficionado but it's an interesting learning experience for others as well. +91 11 2338 7246 [email protected] Ferozeshah Road, Sangeet Natak Academi, Rabindra Bhavan, New Delhi Garhi Artists Studio "Live Art" Managed by the Lalit Kala Academy, Garhi Artists Studio is an institution, relatively less known in the world. Various artists are given scholarships and studios here; so that they can create their art without the commercial pressures. It is a great place to visit, if you are interested in the live processes of art. Extraordinary shows and exhibitions are organized by Alexandre Dulaunoy frequently, and there is always a chance of buying some really good art at highly discounted prices. The graphic studio has an old etching press which is worth seeing as well. Many workshops and lectures by artists are organized here. +91 11 2338 7241 lalitkala.gov.in/grahi.html [email protected] 35 Ferozeshah Road, Lalit Kala Akademi, Rabindra Bhavan, New Delhi Haveli of Mirza Ghalib "Restored to its Original Grandeur" Haveli of Mirza Ghalib is located near the Gali Qasim Jaan in Ballimaran, a narrow lane within the Ballimaran neighborhood of Central Delhi. It was the haveli (mansion) of the great Urdu poet, Mirza Ghalib. This haveli was the residence of the poet during the last few years of his life, from 1865 to 1869. The haveli was completely deteriorated when the Delhi government by Kabi1990 acquired it in 1999 and restored it to its original granduer. Today, the haveli holds a museum within itself that offers an insight into Ghalib's life and his poetry. It also has some works of Ghalib written in his original handwriting for display. +91 11 1280 (Tourist Information) [email protected] Gali Qasim Jaan, Ballimaran, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi Chor Bazaar "Popular Flea Market" Delhi is famous for its various budget market places but none can beat Chor Bazaar when it comes to pocket-friendly merchandise. From stolen car parts to stunning antiques, from hardware to jewelry, this place has it all. Sort through the assortment of items at this flea market and you are sure to find some treasure or the other. The incredible prices makes this a by rick ligthelm popular destination for locals and the place gets a bit crowded during peak hours. As such, it is best to visit this market early in the morning. Chadni Chowk Road, Near Red Fort, New Delhi Sadar Bazaar "Largest Wholesale Market" Sadar Bazaar is a buzzing wholesale market in old Delhi, and one of the largest of its kind. Located on the western side of Khari Baoli, this market is known for its wide range of household items and decorative pieces that are available at reasonable rates. The bazaar is open on all days except Sundays and witnesses teeming crowds of all age groups and socio- by Muffet economic backgrounds. The spot is also a favorite among retail-buyers. When in Delhi, hop into this charming area and shop till you drop! +91 11 2464 7005 (Tourist Information) www.sadarbazaarmarket.in/ Qutab Road, Western side of Khari Baoli, New Delhi Nicholson Cemetery "Colonial Burial Ground" Located in the northern part of the city, Nicholson Cemetery is a historical burial ground where several colonial rulers were buried. The site of many a ferocious battle during the Great revolt of 1857, the cemetery is named after Brigadier General Nicholson who played an important role in quelling the revolt and is buried in this cemetery. Another significant grave which by Public Domain CC0 can be found here is that of Yasudas Ramachandra, who was an early Christian convert and a professor in Delhi College. The cemetery is an important stop on heritage walks which trace the history of the revolt. Club Road, Civil Lines, New Delhi Ghalib Academy "A Poet's Legacy" Established in 1969, Ghalib Academy is an important cultural institute in the city, though a bit off the beaten track for tourists. Comprising of a museum, calligraphy training center, research library, an auditorium and art gallery, it was founded in an ode to Mirza Ghalib, a celebrated 19th- century Urdu poet. You will find a valuable collection of paintings, hand- by kevinzim written verses, photographs and personal belongings of Mirza Ghalib in the museum, giving an insight of this famous poet. Check out the comprehensive library that contains all his published and unpublished works, as well as works by other poets and reading materials related to Ghalib. The academy regularly hosts cultural and literary programs as well in its 200-seat auditorium. The tomb of Ghalib is near to the building and is set in a courtyard. +91 11 2435 1098 www.ghalibacademy.org/ ghalibacademy@rediffmail. Hazrat Nizamuddin, Mathura com Road, Nizamuddin West, New Delhi Yashwant Place Complex "Quality Leather & Fur Goods" There is no dearth of shopping destinations for Delhiites and there are places that are a must visit if you love shopping. Yashwant Place Complex fits into this category. Bustling with not only tourists, but diplomats, politicos and high-fliers as well, it is known for its top-notch leather goods, apparels made from fur, intricate, ethnic trinkets and jewelry. This by love Maegan underground shopping haven might be bit difficult to find, but you can ask the locals around to find the complex. There are plenty of restaurants and eateries around to satisfy your hunger pangs. Satya Marg, Near to the Russian Embassy, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi Majnu Ka Tilla "A Cocktail of Cultures" Named after the gurudwara built to honor the visit of Guru Nanak (Sikh guru) in the 15th century, Majnu Ka Tilla is more known as the residential area of the Tibetans in exile—those who fled from Chinese oppression and came with the Dalai Lama. The settlement was built next to the Yamuna river, with its quaint Buddhist temples and monasteries. Entering here, by Maegan Tintari seems as if you have stepped in a Tibetan hill town. Also known as New Aruna Nagar, the area is particularly popular with the tourists because of its inexpensive but excellent fashion stores and Tibetan cuisine served at the restaurants dotting this neighborhood. Ring Road, New Delhi Moth Ki Masjid "Mosque From The 16th Century" Built over 500 years ago, Moth Ki Masjid which literally translates into 'mosque from the lentil', has an interesting legend behind it. The emperor Sikander Lodi jokingly presented his minister Wazir Miya, with a grain of lentil. The respectful minister planted the seed until it multiplied and soon brought in enough money to build a mosque. Needless to say, the by varunshiv emperor was delighted and undertook the foundation himself. The architecture is unlike others as it lacks the conventional minarets and calligraphy work however the red sandstone, semi-circular domes and latticework: give this secluded mosque, an inexplicable charm of its own. +91 11 1280 (Tourist Information) [email protected] Off Khel Gaon Marg, South Extension 2, Masjid Moth, New Delhi Raasta "Caribbean Themed Club & Lounge" Tucked away in the trendy environs of the Hauz Khas Village, Raasta hums with a characteristic Rastafarian vibe. The strains of reggae can be heard from far away, reminding us that the Caribbean surely knows how to party, although dubstep also makes a feature now and then. Spanning a wonderful space of 371.61 square meters (4000 square feet), Raasta by TheCulinaryGeek offers both an alfresco space where to party, as well as a cozy indoor area where you can find your groove. DJ nights, ladies nights, karaoke and live music - you can have it all at Raasta. With a deliciously crafted cocktail in one hand, swing to soul-stirring Rastafarian tunes into the night. +91 11 4062 3028 [email protected] 30 A Hauz Khas Village, First Floor, New Delhi Martina Wu "Trendy Haircuts" One of the most sought after hair-stylists in town and rightly so due to her passion and dedication to her work, Martina Wu is among the best hair salons in the city. It might take sometime to get to the salon if you don't the area, but once you are in, you know your mane is in capable hands. Expect a fabulous transformation of your tresses that will enhance your by Idhren look and give a bounce to your hair. You will find the latest tools in the salon to keep up with the trends. Her carefully, hand-picked staff are trained by Martina herself and equally deft at hairstyles, make-up and other salon services. Appointments are recommended. +91 11 4051 5496 [email protected] Geetanjali Marg, C-93, Shivalik, New Delhi The Alkazi Foundation for the Arts "India's Monochromatic Journey" History aficionados are sure to savor every moment of their visit to The Alkazi Foundation for the Arts.
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