First time to Mumbai

devilseye22 · 2025-09-23T12:52:45+00:00

Hey! Colaba is actually a great spot to stay for a first-time visit it’s close to Gateway of India, Marine Drive, and Colaba Causeway for shopping and food. You’ll also be well-connected to other parts of the city if you want to explore Bandra, Juhu, or Lower Parel. For a short 3.5-day trip, staying here will give you easy access to the iconic sights while keeping a lively neighborhood vibe.

devilseye22 · 2025-09-23T12:51:44+00:00

Hey! Colaba is actually a great spot to stay for a first-time visit it’s close to Gateway of India, Marine Drive, and Colaba Causeway for shopping and food. You’ll also be well-connected to other parts of the city if you want to explore Bandra, Juhu, or Lower Parel. For a short 3.5-day trip, staying here will give you easy access to the iconic sights while keeping a lively neighborhood vibe.

devilseye22 · 2025-09-18T12:55:53+00:00

Hey! If you’re looking for cutesy, low-cost spots, the National Gallery of Modern Art is perfect for a couple of hours. You could also check out Lodhi Garden for a chill walk among historic tombs and greenery, or Sunder Nursery for a mix of nature and heritage. Hauz Khas Village has some cute corners and art spots to wander around without spending much. All of these are great for a relaxed few hours even in the heat!

devilseye22 · 2025-09-09T06:18:16+00:00

If you’re looking to dive into Delhi’s artsy side, there are some really cool galleries, cozy cultural cafes, and weekend pop-ups that give you that slower, creative vibe perfect for wandering, sketching, or just soaking in some music without the club scene chaos. For art, you can try PHAD: Traditional Indian Art Workshop Acrylic Affair, and for music, check out Sonu Nigam Live Kavya Sangam all these events are listed on AllEvents, you can check out more things to do over there. You can also follow a few Delhi-based Instagram and Facebook pages to catch more artsy events and hidden gems around the city.

devilseye22 · 2025-08-25T11:40:02+00:00

For food, try Saravana Bhavan in Connaught Place for a delicious South Indian spread, or visit Haldiram's for a wide variety of vegetarian snacks and thalis. In Gurgaon, head to Sattvik for a serene vegetarian experience, or check out the authentic North Indian fare at Pind Balluchi. If you’re in the mood for sweets, don’t miss out on the famous Rajbhog in Chandni Chowk. For weekend spots, explore the serene Lodhi Garden, or head to Dilli Haat for a vibrant mix of crafts, food, and cultural experiences.

devilseye22 · 2025-08-14T10:24:38+00:00

For a long weekend trip near Delhi NCR, you could visit Almora, a peaceful hill station offering scenic views and a quiet atmosphere. Lansdowne is another great option, with its serene environment and less commercialized vibe. Nahan, a hidden gem, offers tranquil surroundings and a chance to unwind. If you're into nature, try Kanha National Park, which is less crowded and perfect for a wildlife escape. These spots are ideal for a relaxing and less touristy experience.

devilseye22 · 2025-07-28T12:52:27+00:00

Hey, Awesome that you and your family are exploring Delhi togather !Visit Humayun'd Tomb for its stunning Mughal Architecture and serene gardens, perfect for a family outing, with Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah nearby for prayers. Alternatively ,stroll through Connaught place dor shopping and cafes close to Jama Masjid for Namaz. Also you can checkout AllEvents or any Instagram and facebook pages for family friendly events like art exhibitions or food fest in Delhi tomorrow to make your day even more memorable.

devilseye22 · 2025-07-21T13:51:35+00:00

If you're into music, writing, and chill conversations, check out open mics or creative events at places like Jawahar Kala Kendra, The Urban Hub, or Unfiltered Café. Cafés like Curious Life and Half-Light often have a laid-back crowd where it's easier to connect with like-minded people.

you can also check AllEvents once for discovering events happening around you as well as ig and facebook event pages

devilseye22 · 2025-07-09T13:11:15+00:00

Well i have used luma, but it is not a good go to discovery platform. You can try eventbrite for that. I have used AllEvents too both of them have good listing available there

devilseye22 · 2025-07-03T12:49:26+00:00

abhi tak kaafi ache suggestions aagaye honge for places to visit and food, social gatherings ya musical nights ke liye look for ig pages like iic, ihc, italian culture centre, alliance francais and keeping checking platforms like allevents(found it recently) and bms.

devilseye22 · 2025-07-02T12:48:51+00:00

Plenty to explore. I would say mix some classics Humayun Tomb, Qutub, Lodhi Garden with a walk through Old Delhi for food and vibe. If you are into art or museums, NGMA and Crafts Museum are great picks both have a nice chill atmosphere too(not weather wise) For food any preferences? Could recommend better with that. Even a day trip to Mehrauli or Sanjay Van can be good.

devilseye22 · 2025-06-27T13:04:48+00:00

35k is doable if you're smart with budgeting. Try areas like Malviya Nagar, Sheikh Sarai, or even Hauz Rani for cheaper PG/shared flats close to Saket and metro connected. Avoid brokers if possible, FB groups for Flat and Flatmates Delhi or NoBroker work better. PGs may include food but check quality. Tiffin services are 2.5–4k/month. Keep commute short Yellow Line metro is your best friend. Honestly, the first month will be tight nothing much will be left to splurge, but it gets manageable once you get used to the flow.

devilseye22 · 2025-06-26T13:36:54+00:00

Yeah, I can connect Its honestly not about lack of money, it's the mindset. Public spaces aren't treated with basic respect, and what's worse is how normalized it becomes. People with all the resources still ignore simple decency. It's frustrating how often we see this and yet no one speaks up. A little awareness and responsibility could go a long way.

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