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Exploring Majnu-Ka-Tilla | Tibetan Food, Monastery & Riverside Café in Delhi

Majnu-Ka-Tilla. Step into a different side of Delhi as we explore the Tibetan Quarter — Majnu-Ka-Tilla! This vibrant neighborhood is a hidden gem, offering a blend of Tibetan culture, delicious food, spiritual serenity, and scenic river views. Our journey begins with a visit to the Majnu Ka Tilla Monastery, where we experience the peaceful ambiance, spin prayer wheels, and admire the stunning Tibetan architecture. The sound of monks chanting and the aroma of incense make this a truly spiritual retreat in the middle of bustling Delhi. Next, we dive into Tibetan cuisine at Kalsang Restaurant, a local favorite known for its authentic momos, thukpa (noodle soup), and rich butter tea. The cozy interiors and traditional flavors transport us straight to the mountains of Tibet! We had very good Momos here, noth veg. and non veg. We end our tour with a relaxing break at Sarang Café – Made with Love, a charming riverside café overlooking the Yamuna River. With its artsy vibe, delicious coffee, and peaceful atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to unwind, reflect, and enjoy the beauty of Delhi’s hidden spots. 👉 Watch till the end to experience the sights, sounds, and flavors of Majnu-Ka-Tilla! Don't forget to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE for more unique travel and food experiences! 🔹 Video Highlights: 📌 Exploring Majnu Ka Tila – Delhi’s Tibetan Quarter and its cultural charm. 📌 Majnu Ka Tila Monastery – A peaceful retreat with Buddhist rituals and architecture. 📌 Kalsang Restaurant – Savoring authentic Tibetan flavors, from momos to thukpa. 📌 Sarang Café – Made with Love – A scenic riverside café with an artsy vibe. 📌 Yamuna River Views – A peaceful escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. 📌 Street Vibes & Local Culture – Discovering the Tibetan influence in Delhi’s heart. 💬 Call for Comments: Have you ever visited Majnu Ka Tila? What’s your favorite Tibetan dish—momos, thukpa, or butter tea? And have you been to Sarang Café with its peaceful Yamuna view? Share your experiences in the comments below! 👇✨