With the looks of a city, well developed with the right infrastructure in place, Dwarka is a sub-city of Delhi, located in the South-West. This sub-city is located near IGI Airport. It is among the largest sub-city in Asia. Dwarka is organized into sectors and mainly has Cooperative Groups Housing Societies as residential options. It is one of the sought-after residential areas in the city. The sub-city also has the largest rooftop solar plant in the Union Territory of Delhi.
Some Best Places to Visit in Dwarka are as follows:
Dwarka Baoli
This newly discovered 12th-century Baoli (step-well) brings some limelight to the Dwarka area. Due to lack of water, Baolies were very common in this part of India. Many of which became defunct over the years. This stepwell is an important reminder to people about the needs of water conservation. The Baoli has been restored beautifully and is definitely worth a short visit if you happen to be in this area. The entrance is not ticketed, you may be pleasantly surprised to see it.
Visiting Hours – 9 am – 6 pm
Address – Pocket 1, Sector 12 Dwarka, Dwarka, Delhi, 110075
Sulabh International Museum of Toilets
The Museum has a rare collection of facts, pictures, and objects detailing the historic evolution of toilets from 2500 BC till date. So, The pictures displayed in the Museum make one aware of how the world looked. For example, when societies did not have the benefit of water closets and the changes that have been brought about by its invention. It also has a rare collection of beautiful poems related to the toilet, its usage.
Visiting Hours – 8 am – 8 pm
Address: Sulabh Bhawan, RZ-83, Palam – Dabri Road, Mahavir Enclave, New Delhi -110045.
Dwarka Sector 11 market
This market homes plenty of jewellery stores like Tanishq, Senco, Kalyan Jewellers, Reliance Jewels, and many more. Along with some Banks and mobile network stores. And of course, street food is a must in every market and yes it has also got some dining options for you too like Playground, Dhaba King, etc.
Visiting Hours – 10.30 am – 9.00 pm
Address – Near Kargil Chowk, Dwarka, Delhi
Vegas Mall
Dwarka got a massive mall called Vegas Mall that has TONS of stores. That will sort out all your shopping woes and food with maximum brand availability. Also, the mall has Delhi’s first and the biggest PVR Superplex that will certainly make it worth your while for you to travel all the way to this side of town.
Visiting Hours – 11 am – 10 pm
Address – Plot No.6, North, Pocket 1, Sector 14 Dwarka, Dwarka, Delhi, 110075
ISKCON Temple
ISKCON or International Society for Krishna Consciousness is social welfare. A non-profit and pious organization that is engaged in spreading the values and teachings of the oldest literature of the Vedas. As far as the ISKCON Dwarka is concerned, it offers a unique Vedic education and cultural aura. ISKCON Temple is a major center in this sub-city. Which is also continuously building up a strong relationship between the spiritual and ethical fabric of society. So join spirituality.
For this, ISKCON Dwarka organizes numerous educational and spiritual programs throughout the year. ISKCON DWARKA temple conducts Bhagavad Gita, Chaitanya Charitamrta, Srimad Bhagavatam, and other Vedic books-based classes. So, you must attend Vedic classes if you are confused in your life. These classes are highly valuable and helpful in making everyone’s life meaningful and prolific.
Visiting Hours – 24 hrs open
Address – Plot No.-4, Sub-City Level, behind Radisson blue Hotel, Sector 13, Dwarka, Delhi 110075
These are some options and many more options are there to explore in Dwarka. Everything is near from market to airport, Hospitals, Court, etc. So, This is the best place to buy a flat with all the necessities like a lift, car parking. Here newly constructed homes with Spacious Living Room, Elegant Modular Kitchen, Washroom with full wall tiles along with anti-skid tiles on the floor. Brilliant Wall Paper in all rooms and much more, Dwarka is known as a good locality with the best of everything. You can visit Dwarka and explore.
