Updated On: 15 October, 2023 07:14 AM IST | Mumbai | Fiona Fernandez
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Ramit Mitra, founder of Delhi By Foot, leading the Making of New Delhi walk on Kartavya Path, with North Block in the background. They conduct walks over 45-46 weekends all year and another 140 that are curated requests from educational institutions, corporates, travellers etc
Dilli ki sardi. Sunday book club brunches in Lodhi Garden. Afternoon cycle trails in Lutyens’ Delhi. Sunsets at Humayun’s Tomb. Night strolls by Qutb Minar.
The mention of these charming scenes during the endless Delhi versus Mumbai debate is probably the only odd occasion when hardcore Mumbaikars, including this writer, throw in the towel. Come winter, and parts of Delhi present historic, mystical and romantic avatars of its neighbourhoods. It’s also peak season for its well-oiled walking tour and heritage trail communities because the pleasant weather translates to morning, afternoon, evening as well as night walks.