Photowalks in Delhi are a common phenomenon. The city boasts of magnificent beauty in the form of parks, monuments, temples and the bustling streets. It is a delight for every photographer!
If you are in Delhi, a photowalk out and about the city is a good idea. Here are 7 scenic locations that are perfect for a photowalk in Delhi:
1. Mehrauli: Being the earliest settlement in Delhi, the narrow lanes of Mehrauli are not very different from those of Old Delhi. Bakhtiyar Kaki and Ashiq Allah Dargah are places where you can get pretty shots.
2. Bhagirath Palace: Bhagirath Palace’s Light Market is a good place in Delhi to take some low light shots. The narrow lane in Chandni Chowk has lines of shops selling chandeliers and other light goods from where you can buy something sparkly for your room.
3. Majnu Ka Tilla: Majnu Ka Tilla is a trending location in Delhi these days because of the plethora of restaurants in the city. To enrich yourselves with Tibetan culture and get magnificent pictures, visit the main monastery here and the Kashmiri Gate Metro Station.
4. Feroz Shah Kotla: Feroz Shah Kotla has the most interesting architecture in Delhi. A pyramid-like structure, a step well, an open mosque and the Ashokan Pillar, the place offers different kinds of landscapes which are perfect for any photographer.
5. Paharganj: Are you someone who enjoys the din of the city? Paharganj is the perfect location for a photowalk for you! It is busy and swarming with foreign nationals. Capturing this side of the city with your lens while gorging on tasty treats is a wonderful experience.
6. Lodhi Art District: The Lodhi Art District is a haven for art lovers and photography enthusiasts. Funky and provoking murals adorn the humble buildings here, making you want to take that camera out and capture everything for the gram!
7. Kamla Nehru Ridge: Just adjacent to Delhi University is a lush forest area that comes alive in spring with colourful blossoms. It is the Kamla Nehru Ridge where a photowalk is a must.
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