Timeline
16:21
Start at the National Gandhi Museum. The gallery holds a large number of paintings and personal items, offering a quiet introduction to the history before the crowds gather.
17:21
Walk 10 minutes SW to Shaheedi Park. This open-air museum features sculptures of famous personalities in Indian history, including freedom fighters and thinkers. The late afternoon light casts long shadows across the statues, perfect for viewing.
18:11
Return to the National Gandhi Museum area. As the sun dips below the horizon, the museum grounds offer a serene place to reflect on the day's history.
18:51
Head to Daryaganj and Asaf Ali Road. This area is similar to Nai Sarak but better organised. It is a good spot to find a place for dinner and a drink after dark.
Local tip
The museum is open until 17:30. Plan your visit so you can see the exhibits before closing, or use the exterior grounds for the golden light walk.
Check before you go
- The National Gandhi Museum closes at 17:30. If you plan to go inside, arrive before then. The walk between the museum and Shaheedi Park is about 10 minutes.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Delhi (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).