*This was filmed in the beginning of February when I spent a week in Delhi – spoiler alert: I DIDN’T HATE IT!!! I stayed in a 16 bed hostel dorm room (budget travel 💁‍♀️) where I could work at many different cafes and I was even able to sign up at a gym for a week which was also a really positive experience!*

I started my first day exploring Delhi by calling an Uber to take me up to Old Delhi. The first thing I noticed as soon as I got out of the uber was traffic was CRAZY! Luckily I could pass under the street to get to the Red Fort instead of trying to cross it alone. When I got to the Red Fort I was approached by a tour guide who offered me a tour. Usually I don’t sign up for tours, but I felt like it would be a good idea in Old Delhi as it really is very chaotic! He started by telling me about the Red Fort before escorting me across the crazy street and jumping into a bicycle rickshaw to drive us down Chandni Chowk. At the end of Chandni Chowk we explored the world’s largest spice market! It was fun to do with the guide as he took me upstairs and to many places that I wouldn’t have seen on my own! We then continued exploring Chandni Chowk Market where we I tried some cinnamon, my first Jalebi dessert, and got to explore the old Naughara Gali alley. He then took me around some of the crazy old alleys that Old Delhi is known for. We then went to Jama Masjid – the largest mosque in India. After leaving the mosque my tour ended and I headed to the Lal Quila Delhi Metro to try to use it to get to my next location. The metro was amazing!! So clean and I felt very safe even as a solo female in India. I had to transfer on two different metro trains and it was so easy to do! I then arrived at Connaught Place. The architecture there is amazing! I also got a rose for Rose Day, explored the park in the center, and saw a street concert. When I left Connaught Place I just back on the metro to check out Khan Market – another fancy area full of nice stores, restaurants, and bars. After that I headed home.
I stared the next day by trying to take a bus in Delhi as it’s so cool that buses are free for women! However after waiting over 30 minutes I gave up and took an auto to Humayun’s Tomb. This is such an amazing place that you shouldn’t miss in Delhi!! There were so many tombs to explore inside the complex and it was a really nice escape from the chaotic streets! When I left Humayun’s Tomb I jumped in another auto to Safdarjung’s Tomb – also a really peaceful place in the middle of the city! From there I met up with a friend I met in yoga school in Rishikesh and we went to the Lodhi Gardens. They’re amazing free gardens in the middle of Delhi! I loved it there! When we left the gardens we drove through Lodhi Colony to see the graffiti. We also drove by India Gate which was PACKED on a Friday night.
Despite the craziness of Old Delhi, I really enjoyed the time I spent there!! There are a lot of positive things in the city (the parks, metro, tombs) and there is so much to see and do!
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00:01 Intro
00:34 Waiting for an Uber
00:51 Driving Through Delhi
01:14 First Time in Old Delhi
01:53 The Red Fort Delhi
02:42 Bicycle Rickshaw Down Chandni Chowk Market
03:05 Khari Baoli Largest Spice Market
05:05 Trying Indian Cinnamon
05:53 Trying Jalebi
06:54 Chandni Chowk Little Alleys
07:47 Naughara Gali Alley
09:25 Jama Masjid
10:21 First Time on Delhi Metro
15:12 Connaught Place Delhi
15:41 Rose Day Flowers
16:37 Central Park Connaught Place
18:51 Delhi Metro Again
19:00 Khan Market Delhi
19:19 The Next Morning
19:43 Trying to Take a Delhi Bus
20:52 Auto Rickshaw Through Delhi
21:39 Entrance to Humayun’s Tomb
22:17 Isa Khan’s Tomb
23:08 Humayun’s Tomb
25:13 Indian Street Dog 😍
25:35 More Tombs at Humayun’s
26:58 Safdarjung’s Tomb
28:00 Wild Parrots in Delhi
28:11 Lodhi Garden Delhi
30:40 Lodhi Colony Graffiti
32:10 India Gate Delhi
32:38 My Thoughts on Delhi

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39 Comments

  1. This was filmed in the beginning of February when I spent a week in Delhi – spoiler alert: I DIDN'T HATE IT!!! I stayed in a 16 bed hostel dorm room (budget travel 💁‍♀) where I could work at many different cafes and I was even able to sign up at a gym for a week which was also a really positive experience!

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  4. Okay, I'll be honest Natalie. There's nothing much to see in Delhi except few places like India Gate , Qutub minar n all. Also you will find more dirt, pollution and unhygienic conditions in Delhi. You can consider other places of India like North side includes Leh, Ladakh, Jammu and North-eastern sides like Arunachal Pradesh

    Assam

    Manipur

    Meghalaya

    Mizoram

    Nagaland

    Tripura

    Sikkim. The north-east ones are beautiful with scenery and you won't regret going there.

  5. I don't understand why people visit these places after being to Shimla and other beautiful cities. Delhi is one of the worst and unsafe cities for solo travelling imo. You must be so brave lol, I could never

  6. Winters is the best time to be in delhi and if its sunny day, its very calming to visit the mausoleums with their parks.

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  8. Wow!!! Super interesting tour. So much to see in Delhi…..the spice market and tiny narrow streets were very interesting, but with so many people there, I’m not sure I would have liked it. I really liked the historic tombs and the beautifully laid out gardens and parks. I bet they are a ton of vibrant color in the summer. Great vlog!!❤️❤️

  9. You forgot the amazing Lotus temple, akshardham temple, peace stupa, qutub minar etc. Also the food in Delhi is amazing! Glad you enjoyed in Delhi. Excited for puducherry vlog ❤️

  10. Didn't you visit any Gurudwara in Delhi?
    There's one in Chandni Chowk and one near Rajeev Chowk.

  11. You should eat at following places in Old Delhi
    1) Old and Famous Jalebiwala: Try Jalebi, Rabri and Peas Samosa here
    Then go to paranthe Wali gali and eat at following places:
    2) Pandit Shiv Charan Gaya Prasad paranthewala.
    3) Jung Bahadur Kachori
    Then head to the main road and try following places:
    4) Chainaram Halwai: Karachi Halwa and Chole Bhature
    5) Aam Kulfi Wala: Mango Kulhad Kulfi
    6) Amritsari Lassi.
    Then take a lane called Dariba Kalan from Old and Famous Jalebiwala and head to Gulab Singh Johrimal for bespoke perfumes.
    Dariba Kalan heads to Jama Masjid.
    Near Jama Masjid there is a lane called Matia Mahal, there you should eat at following places:
    1) Karims: Mutton Ishtu and Barra Kabab
    2) Al Jawahar: Seekh Kabab and Nihari
    3) Haji Hussain Mohammad: Fried Chicken
    4) Aslam Butter Chicken: Chicken Tikka pieces doused in butter and cream
    5) Cool Point Shahi Tukda: Shahi Tukda and Mango Ice Cream.

  12. you are really a true gem when it comes to travel vlogger, you always show the best things about every place, love you contents 😘😘❤❤

  13. I recently discovered your channel! Loved the videos,just a suggestion upload faster i have watched the entire india series in like 2 Days. 🙏🙏

  14. Wow.. finally someone vlogged Delhi like it is supposed to get vlogged. Kudos and I loved your vlog.
    Usually, someone only comes to Delhi because it is kind of the hub of all travels into and out of India, so they just come for rest in between travel to other destinations. BUT, Delhi has been the capital of Indian subcontinent in one way or another for thousands of years. Its history is insane. There is so much to Delhi and while indeed Delhi can feel very rough and relentless, to a smart traveler, Delhi offers fabulous experience.

  15. When i was in college we used to have a Rose Day. Guys would give red roses to girls if they want them to be their girlfriend, yellow rose is they want them to be just a friend, pink rose to say thank you for their love and affection and white rose to forget the past and make a new beginning in the relationship.

  16. Everyone should avoid Delhi. It's a filthy place, unsafe for women, full of scammers, people here are rude and polution makes it worse. To be honest, it doesn't even deserve to be the capital of India. The huge slum called Delhi makes a bad reputation of India. I am Indian and I would suggest any domestic or foreign tourist to avoid Delhi. If you want to explore true India try visiting North -East India, South India or Northern states like Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand or Kashmir. The scenic beauty of these places are unparalleled and people there are much more civilized than rude Delhites.

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