Which is the best party place in Delhi?

Answer 1

Depends on who is footing the bill !!

Jokes apart, there are many options available in almost all areas of Delhi as per one's requirements and budget. Had you indicated the type of gathering, no. of guests, budget, occasion etc. it would have been more meaningful to suggest.

For a change you may try Raddison in Noida, NCR.

Answer 2

Neemrana
Foodie highway
Although perfect for 'drive-lovers' this highway isn't well equipped with petrol pumps and service stations. The Jaipur highway (approx 120 km from Delhi), is more Westernised and does not have an over-dose of dhabas or unnecessary road breakers. All this make it an extremely enjoyable drive on a world-class highway.

Once you get on to the main Jaipur highway, the roadside is peppered with tall, dry grass that looks rather pretty. The road is slightly raised from the ground, because of which the spinach and cabbage fields are clearly visible. The terrain on both sides is slightly rocky as the drive goes straight through the Aravallis.

The first big landmark is a huge Haldiram's few kilometres from the main Gurgaon city. We wouldn't recommend a long picnic here as the place is like a mini Delhi - overpopulated. But the place is a must-stop for mouth watering garam gulabjamun and jalebi. . The sweets are well-packaged with small plastic bowls and spoons that are convinient for a picnic. People with kids can visit Aapno Ghar that is just about a kilometre after Haldiram's. For pizza lovers like us there is Domino's, a little far but totally worth it. The Domino's complex has a bar right next to it, so just in case you do go there, wash down your slice of pizza with a cooling drink on the gardens, under the winter sun.

The fort is not visible from the main Jaipur highway. Before driving to the fort, take a look at the bawdi (stepped well) in the Neemrana village. Instead of going uphill towards the fort go straight and ask any villager about the bawdi. The place is notorious for suicides and apparently has spirits living at the bottom of the well! The bawdi has two parts, the front being a stepped well (with nine floors) while the back has a well so deep that you cannot see the bottom. With each step downward, you can feel the temperature drop. The bottom of the bawdi is absolutely freezing and eerie. The sight of innumerable parrots sitting on the turrets of each floor, generates interest.

Make your lunch reservations in advance in Neemrana Fort as they don't serve a-la-carte (lunch is buffet). Reservations can be made in Delhi at A-58, Nizamuddin East (4616145, 4618962). For casual tourists, the timings for visiting the fort, 9am to 5pm at a fee of Rs 100/head.

Manesar
Heritage city
Manesar is located on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway and is less than an hour's drive from Delhi. The Heritage Village, a SITA resort, set amidst twelve acres of lush green, serene and rural Haryana is the perfect place to spend the day or even the weekend. Built in the traditional style of Rajasthan, the resort is a unique blend of rural ambience and modern facilities.

Pamper your palate at the Jharokha (open 24 hours) with a delectable multi-cuisine buffet and a-la-carte menu. For a dhaba setting, Barahandi (Sundays only), serves Rajasthani food in a unique ambience. Aaftab, the lobby bar, serves an exotic range of cocktails and liquor.

Freshen up with a dip in the swimming pool, indulge in a game of tennis, badminton or take a round of the jogging track. Facilities include billiards, indoor table games, camel and pony rides, play area for children and the Machan - a unique tree house! Fitness addicts visit Akhada, a complete health-spa with gymnasium, sauna, steam and Ayurvedic massages too. The Heritage Village, Naharpur Rd, (916-290305/06).

Sultanpur
Wildlife escapades
Imagine a place where everything, be it reflections in the water, trees, animals and birds - look as though they were straight out of a photography journal. Welcome to Sultanpur (close to Gurgaon) situated about 45 km from Delhi. Pack a lip-smacking hamper, as there are hoards of picnic spots here. But do carry a litter bag to dump the trash in a trash can.

The marsh in Sultanpur has been converted into a water body and has attracted a large variety of migratory birds from Siberia. Watch out for birds like darters, egrets, shovellers, gadwells, geese teals and kingfishers. There are hideouts, watchtowers and a museum of sorts for those keen on serious study. There are guestrooms and catering facilities here as well.

Situated near the Sultanpur Lake, are Banjara camps that are a must-visit. Have dinner in moonlight, in front of a bonfire and coop-up in Swiss tents for extra adventure. Set amidst a cool citrus grove near the Sultanpur Lake, the atmosphere here is silent and otherworldly. There are also a host of interactive activities and games at your disposal. Banjara Camps, 1 A, Hauz Khas Village,

Answer 3

Hyatt Regency

Answer 4

Appu Ghar

Answer 5

Ask Rahul Mahajan!! (although he might say Tihar jail!)

Answer 6

try elevate noida at centerstage mall sec-18. its worth visiting.

Answer 7

go back to your call center buddy, keep taking more jobs away from Americans.

Answer 8

if you wud have mentioned in which budget and what type.

Answer 9

ANSAL plaza

Answer 10

climax