Girls rule! This sentence comes with a hint of partiality, just a tad, owing to the author’s gender. Stop setting your hair for the seventh time and head to ‘Dilli Haat.’ It’s a nice place with an ethnic ambiance, showcasing the work of different states of India. Walk around and feast your eyes on the work of talented and skilled artists, check out different kinds of clothes here, decorative items, shawls, carpets, paintings, salwar kazeez and more. Plus you get great food here. Different states have different shops, serving the dishes famous in their area and so one gets to sample yum food from all over India. So much variety, it’ll drive you bonkers.  

Alternatively you can head to ‘Greater Kailash’, M-block market to get value for money while buying clothes, shoes, accessories and other knick knacks. This is a market where one can choose from the mighty branded showrooms and the even mightier road side stalls. After hours and many more hours spent roaming around, window shopping, haggling, buying and eating yum-nobody-is-counting-the-calories food, its time to hop on gravity defying rides and scream it out.

Go over to Adventure Island at ‘Rohini’ with your guts gathered. Hop on the metro at C.P and get off at the Metro ‘Walk Mall’, Rohini station to reach Adventure Island. This is a long ride and you will need to change a metro as well. There is a fixed amount for rides and one can ride as many times as one wants to afterwards. The ticket will set you back Rupees 220 (adult) and Rupees 170 (for children below 17 years) on a weekday and Rupees 350 (adult) and Rupees 270 (for children below 17 years) on a weekend. Ticket prices exclude taxes, which might be about Rupees 50 more. This is a fun park offering lots of restaurants and quality rides, something rare in India.