It's easy to think of India's capital New Delhi as a massive concrete jungle. Most foreigners impressions of the city is that it's chaotic and dirty. Plenty of those areas do exist in Delhi but there's also plenty of nice, clean and peaceful areas.
Hauz Khas is a 13th century village in Delhi and if you watched my previous video you'll know that's where I decided to stay for a few days in an Airbnb apartment.
Shortly after checking in I went out to explore the local area. The streets are narrow with not much traffic. It's a gated area where only residents can enter with their vehicles, making for a peaceful experience as a pedestrian.
I first explored the temple ruins that I could see from my apartment's balcony and then into a massive park that has a walking path around a lake, very similar to Benjakitti Park in Bangkok, large open green areas where people were playing cricket and a deer park.
I worked up a good appetite explore that area so I bought some momos from a street vendor on the way back. I asked for 100 rupees worth, thinking that I was gonna get 10 but actually got 30. Thankfully my friend and fellow KZfaqr Broke Forever ( / brokeforever ) visited me and made sure no momos went to waste.
0:00 Hauz Khas Village
2:35 Archeological Complex
15:05 Hauz Khas Tank
18:58 District Park
21:47 Coconut Vendor
23:30 Deer Park
24:58 $0.04 Momos
28:08 Dinner with Broke Forever
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