Delhi is not mountainous, but it offers remnants of the Aravalli ridge, historic parklands and wooded walking trails. Cool mornings from November to February are ideal for walking.
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A historic park with flat paths among 15th-century tombs, loved by walkers and joggers.
Tip: Go at sunrise when it is cool and quiet.
Show on mapA walking route along wooded paths among thousand-year-old tombs, stepwells and mosques.
Tip: Wear sturdy shoes, as the ground is uneven.
Show on mapA 780-hectare forest near Qutub Minar with quiet trails, rocky terrain and roaming peacocks.
Tip: Bring plenty of water, as signage is limited.
Show on mapA 690-acre restored woodland park with native plants and birdlife.
Tip: Entry may require advance online registration.
Show on mapAn Aravalli ridge forest home to leopards, nilgai and hundreds of bird species.
Tip: A permit may be needed; do not walk alone because of leopards.
Show on mapA walking garden on rocky Aravalli terrain with sculptures and themed sections.
Tip: It is quieter on weekdays.
Show on mapA conservation area on the Yamuna floodplain with wetlands, meadows and migratory birds.
Tip: Winter mornings are best for birdwatching.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1 hours
A lake at the foot of the Aravalli hills near Faridabad with short walks around it.
Tip: Go early in the morning, as afternoons get very hot.
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