The place is good with full of positive vibes and great energy. Staffs are polite and attending. The food tastes good- simple, authentic and flavourful. It's based on the theme of frontier kitchen. The ambience is vibrant. We spent a great time with our family and will love to visit the place again.

Thyme is a one of a kind restaurant , one of the restaurants of Umrao Delhi. An Elegant place with an amazing view of the pool, it serves amazing european and Indian style food. The restaurant manager Ramesh was really cordial and nice . Kailash, our server is such a warm person and took great care. Highly recomemded Do try the crispy veggies and sheekh kebabs....a must.

By far the best fine dining experience. Restaurant is situated at the lower ground floor of the Taj Mansingh. Staff was super super good and courteous- always smile on their face. Very welcoming. Food - we had a 4 course meal and they gave us one extra course so total 5 courses. Starter, soup and dessert was outstanding. Main course was also v good but too heavy. They also give pallet cleaner to have the best taste for the upcoming items. Service was top notch. For the price it was super worth it. Prefer doing table booking in advance.

If you have hard earned money, I would suggest not to visit this Resto-Bar. Except the spicy onion and water each and every food was garbage. Yes, I am not saying bad, It was garbage. And I did hate the service they gave.

Dhaba is an old restaurant, serving North indian food in Punjabi setup. The whole look of the restaurant is Punjab. There's a truck chasis and a village look of Punjab. Food is good, specially Balti meat, butter chicken, bhartha etc. There's live Indian music, singer singing old Hindi songs. Service is good too. The only irritant is it's congested and small. Better make a reservation here.

Machan has been one of my favorite destinations from the yesteryears. It was after a while that I got to go to this restaurant in Taj Mahal, Man Singh. The ambience of this place was great, as always. Staff was courteous, not a surprise at a Taj property. It was Sunday and we were told that we have to go by the set menu. The menu is elaborate, and lot of offerings. You really need to be prepared for a big meal, and to spend a lot of time. However I was disappointed today, and probably for the first time at a Taj restaurant, as the kitchen and wait staff faltered on maintaining the continuum between the courses. It was all good till the appetizers, but then the things started slipping through the cracks! Everything after that came in so delayed, and we just lost the charm of the lunch. Still sure that it was possibly an exception. I will surely go one more time to see if that’s true. Still giving 5-star, as benefit of doubt.

Recently visited this cafe in Gk1, new delhi. First of all ambience is just so so beautiful. Each corner is nicely decorated. If i talk about food, if you love non-veg then must visit this place. They have many options for vegetarian too but highly recommended for non- vegetarians.

Sevilla in Delhi: Where luxury meets romance and the food delights the senses. 💕🍷 Indulge in an enchanting ambiance and impeccable service during your fine dining experience. While the menu may be limited, the restaurant's allure lies in its romantic atmosphere, making it a wonderful choice for a special evening. 🕯️🌹 Though the food is presented beautifully, it falls short of being exceptional, but the overall experience still promises a delightful time. 🍽️

Perfect dining experience in my opinion The servers were good and friendly yet gave us our space The food was not typical Indian inspired French and were very well served. Presentation and quantity were good too. I would rate it as a must try restaurant if you are looking to try out some unique flavors. PS: the risotto and the pork belly were show stealers! Chicken pâté, not so.

I had a delightful stay at this charming hotel! The ambiance was cozy and inviting, creating a warm atmosphere throughout my visit. The room was cozy and well-designed, providing a relaxing space to unwind after a day of exploration. The hotel's location was a huge plus, as it was conveniently close to major attractions and public transportation. I also appreciated the attention to detail and personalized service from the staff, who made me feel like a valued guest. If you're searching for a boutique-style hotel with character and excellent service, this is the place to stay!

Resort ambience is good but restaurant not so good. Food was okayish. Disappointed with the pizza. Could have been much better. Pizza was soggy. Even more disappointed by the neglecting nature in food handling. Being a vegetarian, had ordered veg food. Asked for takeaway of pasta, opened the box at home, got chicken ( probably)(See photos)

Indian veg platter was extremely delicious, The quantity was really good according to the price. They had a great variety and an elegant ambiance which was enough to keep the customers satisfied.

One of the best fine dining north Indian restaurant in Delhi. Located on ground floor of Leela palace hotel Chanakyapuri. Reservation recommended.

We were looking for a nice lunch restaurant and we found this gem! The interior is very nice and cosy and comfortable. After ordering we hoped that the food would be good. What can I say, everything we ordered was super tasty! The curries were smooth and delicious. It had the right balance of spicyness. The portions were big. We were super happy to have found this place. Would come back again.

I guess you are not a valued customer if solo traveler. Great service for large tables but not me. I had to beg for a 2nd cup of tea and would have ordered more but the tea was so much I’m giving up. Sizzling rice was lame and had better rice out of a food truck. Lamb was yummy! Totally disappointed by experience. Didn’t even get dim sum because I was ignored!

Went in for the dinner buffet and the food was second to none. The sushi was really good and my personal favourite was the mixed sea food sushi. The deserts and the main course also had a lot of variety and were well prepared. The Dal Makhani was exceptional. I really liked the section with a lot of different cheeses and dips. The only thing that fell a little short of expectation were the noodles, they felt a little dry. You can choose from a variety of vegetarian, non-vegetarian and lactose free options. It’s in the Shangri-La Eros, so it’s well suited to wheelchairs and they also have kids chairs.

I devoured the food and the ambience was magnificent. I enjoyed how the staff was sweet and we didn't have to wait long for the food. The food was hot and well seasoned. Overall it was a good experience and will recommend it to others as well.

Great experience! Would highly recommend the chef’s tasting menu! All the courses are meticulously designed and taste exceptional Closest to a Michelin Star experience in India On the expensive side though, but worth experiencing once! Kudos to the team and Chef Mehrotra!

It was a really different experience that i had. There might be new revolving restaurants now, but this is the oldest one. We got the best view possible and i couldn't stop myself clicking pictures it was so amazing. we ordered non veg platter in snacks and butter chicken butter naan. It was finger licking good. The ambience was nice too. Overall everything was perfect and a new thing that everyone should try.

This is the best place to have buffet with reasonable price. Amazing varieties in both veg and non-veg. Starting with grilled barbeque delicacies with some good main course. The desserts have amazing varieties as well. The staff is very courteous and ambience is good as well. Been there 4-5 times and never got disappointed. Must go place in Delhi for having buffet.

Visiting Raj Ghat in Delhi was a profound and unforgettable experience that left an indelible mark on my heart. As I entered the tranquil grounds, a sense of reverence washed over me. Raj Ghat, the final resting place of Mahatma Gandhi, exuded an aura of serenity and spirituality. The atmosphere was hushed, with visitors paying their respects in solemn silence. The pristine marble platform marking Gandhi's cremation site stood as a symbol of his unwavering dedication to peace and nonviolence. The simplicity of the memorial was striking, mirroring the essence of the man it commemorated. Engulfed by the aura of history, I couldn't help but reflect on Gandhi's incredible contributions to India's freedom struggle and his global impact as a beacon of hope and inspiration. The surrounding gardens, beautifully landscaped and dotted with trees, provided a peaceful refuge for introspection. As I walked around, I stumbled upon the eternal flame burning at the memorial. It served as a constant reminder of the everlasting relevance of Gandhi's teachings and the eternal flame of truth that he sought to ignite in the hearts of people. Witnessing the diversity of visitors paying homage to Gandhi from all corners of the world was awe-inspiring. It reinforced the universality of his message and the enduring power of his ideals. I sat on a bench near the memorial, observing the profound respect and admiration displayed by everyone present. It was a humbling experience, reminding me of the importance of compassion, humility, and the pursuit of justice in our lives. Leaving Raj Ghat, I carried with me a renewed sense of purpose and a deep appreciation for the values that Gandhi stood for. The visit had touched my soul, and I felt privileged to have paid tribute to a man whose legacy continues to shape the world we live in.

I would recommend you just use the online ticketing facilities or the QR scan on the gates, helps in skipping the long que to enter these gates. Magnificent structure and great views to see this huge buildings.

One of the most elegant places in India. Area is huge. There is lots of history associated with this place. Originally built by Britishers. It was after independence used as president's house. Surrounded with great gardens, open areas, staff houses, museums and many more offices as well. Every Indian should visit this place. You can book your visit online that are two circuits available and select one of them. Circuit 1 Will give you chance to visit inside the actual house and circuit 2 will provide you chance to see museums.

It's normal and peaceful place,, nothing is like horror but there is some places which may feel like abandoned places and may some time authenticated for horrible view.There is peaceful place where some spend time without any kind of disturbances with friends... But there is no place inside where you bought something for snacks and water bottle so you have to it..... Its seems like picnic area.

One of the best market to purchase any high-end product from actual showroom. Has a good outlets, book stores, clothes and apparels stores. The place has great vibe on any Saturday.

This is a small museum, but contains over 7000 dolls. It won't take more than an hour. You cannot touch the dolls, photography is prohibited. You will love the Peru, France, Spain and Italy's table the most. My daughters liked it.. There are thousands of dolls from all over the world.. Separate section for each country. It really shows the cultural and how people look like else well as the local believes. It has a separate section for each state of India too.. Kids will surely like it.. Even good for parents to understand.. I found this place quite informative. Metro station is just out side the gate. Tickets are quite reasonable.. 40 for adults and 15 for kids. I recommend this as one short visit with family

Very nice place for kids, your kids will enjoy the show for sure and you will also feel amazed by seeing the sky theatre. I highly recommend to take your kids to see the sky theatre. Museum outside the theatre is average, hardly any equipment is working.

I like this place. It is not a very big fort but still it's great. A well maintained and clean garden area and trees are well shaped.

Great place for a day out for all ages. Water and restrooms are readily available after regular intervals. There is decent amount of crowd on weekdays too. However, please eat before coming as food availability is limited. Variety of animals is also pretty encouraging. Hopefully well taken care of. I would suggest visitors to prefer the winter season as it can get overwhelming while walking during the summer months.

The Diwan-i-Khas, as the name suggests, holds a special place among other buildings in Red Fort compound. This is where the King met with the important persons of his court. This is palace built for special occasions. And it holds its place magnificently. The walls, pillars, ceiling all are exquisitely decorated with extremely delicate drawings and paintings on the marbles. Awe inspiring!!

The fully Ac museum. It's the best museum if you wanna know the culture and heritage of India. For Indians the ticket price is 20 rupees only and for foreign nationals the price is 500 or 600 not exactly remembered. The museum contains architecture, history, monuments, currency history, foreign nations relationships, art work, Caves knowledge etc. One can easily spend 4-6hours in this museum. Also washrooms are well cleaned. Kids can enjoy it there a lot as there are diy tools for making some art. There is a cafeteria also with reasonable price. Overall, it was a very good feeling when you know your heritage and culture and that's too in just 20 rupees.

The fully Ac museum. It's the best museum if you wanna know the culture and heritage of India. For Indians the ticket price is 20 rupees only and for foreign nationals the price is 500 or 600 not exactly remembered. The museum contains architecture, history, monuments, currency history, foreign nations relationships, art work, Caves knowledge etc. One can easily spend 4-6hours in this museum. Also washrooms are well cleaned. Kids can enjoy it there a lot as there are diy tools for making some art. There is a cafeteria also with reasonable price. Overall, it was a very good feeling when you know your heritage and culture and that's too in just 20 rupees.

Akshardham Temple is a great place to visit in Delhi. It is a beautiful, peaceful, and family-friendly place that is sure to leave you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. Here are some tips for visiting Akshardham Temple: Visit during the rainy season for the most peaceful experience Arrive early to avoid the crowds Wear comfortable shoes as you will be doing a lot of walking Bring a camera to capture the beauty of the temple Leave your electronic devices at home or in the locker facility Be respectful of the temple's rules and regulations I hope you enjoy your visit to Akshardham Temple!

A good and peaceful place to visit on weekdays for weekends I'm not sure. All the rail info can be collected from. The museum is well maintained. I visited on Thursday so there was no crowd. The ticket price is 50 per person( for weekdays). There is a cafeteria also but not too options in menu. Overall a good place to spend time if you are having some embassy work.

Its a great modern built where all the Hindu Gods are placed at one place. And highlights of this Temple is Its Park which is beside of temple. Pleasant atmosphere and great nature will make you feel so comfort and settled. You can hear a lot of chirpings of birds especially peacocks and also there are some monkeys. Fountains and caves bulit will remain as special attraction for children. Great place to visit with family during weekends and have a good spiritual and picnic vibes.

Purana Qila, situated in the heart of Delhi, stands as a true testament to India's rich historical legacy. Often overshadowed by its more famous counterparts like the Red Fort and Qutub Minar, Purana Qila is a hidden gem that offers a harmonious blend of history and modern convenience. One of the standout features of Purana Qila is its impeccable management. Unlike some historical sites that struggle to maintain their allure amidst the bustling urban landscape, Purana Qila has managed to strike a balance between preserving its historical significance and catering to the needs of contemporary visitors. The availability of proper parking facilities is a notable advantage, making the journey to the site hassle-free for visitors. Beyond the convenience of parking, the presence of well-maintained eating areas adds a touch of comfort to the exploration of this ancient marvel. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a casual traveler, taking a break to savor local delicacies while soaking in the atmosphere is an experience to cherish. The dedication to preserving history extends to the on-site museum, which serves as a treasure trove of knowledge for those eager to delve deeper into the stories of the past. The curated collection of artifacts and exhibits does an excellent job of providing context and insight into the various eras that Purana Qila has witnessed. This museum is a must-visit for anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of the site's historical significance. One cannot help but be impressed by the cleanliness that pervades the entire area. The authorities have taken commendable measures to ensure that the site remains clean and litter-free, enhancing the overall experience for visitors. The serene ambiance, coupled with the well-manicured gardens, provides a serene setting that transports you back in time, offering a glimpse into the lives of those who once inhabited this space. In summary, Purana Qila is a hidden treasure that deserves more recognition in the pantheon of Delhi's historical sites. With its remarkable management, including convenient parking, dining options, an informative museum, and a commitment to cleanliness, it offers an unparalleled experience. Whether you're a history aficionado or a casual tourist, Purana Qila's ability to seamlessly blend history with modern amenities makes it a must-visit destination that won't disappoint.

Amazing garden, so beautiful views and peaceful environment. It is so big, you need to visit in the morning then, you can explore all over the garden. So many birds are there, a beautiful lack in which ducks swim which is looking good, ancient architecture is there, and gymnastics equipment is also available. You can come with your family for a picnic. Also, dogs are allowed Timing is 8 am to 8 pm and entry is free of cost.

It's a good place. It is better from outside rather than inside as per my opinion. The whole area is hugh and it took us 2-3 hours to cover the whole area. Better purchase the tickets online as it is cheaper and also no waiting in queues. Most of the archaeological sites I have visited in Delhi it is the most maintained maybe due to it's importance during the independence day speech. Connectivity with metro is incredible as it is within 50 metres from the Lal quila metro station. Will visit this place again but this time with better treking boots and better weather preferably winters.

Awesome place. Well maintained and educational. India was very advanced in many fields -; astrology being one of them. A very nice historic place. Used to be an observatory some 400 years ago. Well maintained. Good place to learn and teach our younger generations about history and science and Achievem.

Lovely lighting at night. Reading the names of the soldiers who laid down their lives and explaining the same to kids generates a patriotic feeling! Just near the India Gate is the National War Museum, which is beautifully made. Again, reading all the names of the soldiers who laid down their lives for our country stresses the need for peace. A thoughtful place, and it leaves a mark on your heart.

Beautiful place. The garden has been built on a very large lining. Before going inside the Lotus temple, a bag is given on which you have to keep your footwear and after coming out of the temple you have to return that bag, I liked this method very much. The purpose of making Lotus temple was that people of all religions should come here, sit and meditate peacefully and pray. There is a big prayer meet inside the temple where you can sit and meditate for as long as you want.