Majnu Ka Tilla, New Delhi

Majnu ka Tilla (recognized name: New Aruna Nagar Colony) is an exquisite place to experience different shades of art, culture, spirituality, and shopping. Majnu ka Tilla is a colony in Delhi that was established around the 1950s. In Hindi language Majnu means Romeo and Tilla is rock.

Another name for it is chop-chop square of India, quite an interesting name for a place! 

Though earlier it was just a Tibetan Refugee Colony but later in 2013 it was recognised by the Government of Delhi. Over the years Majnu ka Tilla popularity has grown within foreign tourists and university students because it is full of Tibetan culture. People who are interested in knowing other cultures and gradation of modernization would be intrigued by the history and the knowledge that this place provides them. Mostly are enchanted to visit this place because of Tibetan culture because it has well placed Buddhist temples, Gurudwara and monks praying around with soft melodious music coming out of the temples capturing the ring of your soul with a view to be remembered.

Moreover, it has occupants of various Tibetan delicacies and popular cafes like AMA café. The popular dishes that one should try are Thukpa, Lyhaping fermented bamboo shoots, and dried fish.

Not only food but it is a place full of junk jewelry, clothes, and video games, from a kid to an adult the place is bustling with exuberant energy. The best part of the whole place is there is no hassle for transportation. All you have to do is step on the metro and drop off at Vishwavidyalaya metro station and take a rickshaw to reach your destination.