This unique museum showcases a collection of toilets from around the world, including ancient chamber pots and modern automated fixtures. The museum promotes awareness of sanitation and hygiene issues.

Legend holds that this Mughal-era gate witnessed the gruesome massacre of three Mughal princes by the British. The place is steeped in history and mystery, often associated with ghost tales.

Abandoned and locked at night, this 14th-century hunting lodge is rumored to be haunted, providing a spot for thrill-seekers. It is a mysterious and less frequented attraction, ideal for the adventurous explorer.

Once used to hang the severed heads of thieves during the reign of Alauddin Khilji, this tower is a curious reminder of harsh medieval justice. Its eerie history offers insights into ancient law enforcement.

This mosque and tomb is not only an architectural delight but is also known for the supernatural experiences reported by visitors. It holds the lore of tales involving djinns and mystical occurrences.

Besides its historical allure, the fort is famous for weekly rituals held to appease djinns believed to reside there. Visitors often find notes and offerings left in niches throughout the complex.

This lesser-known park hides the ruins of over 100 historically significant structures. The park offers mysterious paths, ancient pathways, and serene spots dotted with ruins.

Originally constructed as astronomical tools, these giant red structures may appear bizarre but invite curiosity with their precise geometric designs. Each piece has an astrological function and demonstrates ancient India’s scientific progress.

A unique medieval dam used to harvest water, it stands as a rare example of engineering from Sultanate India. The bridge's niche engineering gives insights into early water management practices.

Known for its numerous shops selling parathas, this narrow alley in Old Delhi offers an unforgettable culinary experience. The variety and flavors make it a haven for food adventurers.

The residence of the famous Urdu poet, the Haveli is a tribute to his memory and offers a glimpse into his life and work. It is filled with exhibits and artifacts that capture the essence of his literary contributions.

An ancient stepwell known for its architectural design and intricate carvings, it offers a stark contrast to the city’s modern landscape. The haunting feel of the deserted steps adds to its mysterious charm.

What sets this temple apart is the recorded chanting of the 'Hanuman Chalisa' nonstop since August 1964, earning it a place in record books. A visit offers a unique spiritual experience with a continuous chant.

Part of a mosque, these minarets are known for their vibrating ability when shaken, a phenomenon that remains unexplained. They present a curious architectural puzzle for visitors.

Asia's largest wholesale spice market, Khari Baoli offers an explosion of colors and aromas that overwhelm the senses. For those interested in cooking, it provides a chance to discover rare spices.

An unconventional art gallery that features works from emerging artists in an eclectic and sometimes unusual style. It challenges conventional notions of art and immerses visitors in a cutting-edge experience.

Known as “Little Tibet,” this area offers a blend of Tibetan culture, crafts, and cuisine. It is an unusual spot full of vibrant life and serves as a serene oasis in bustling Delhi.

Though their existence remains speculative, tales of underground tunnels connecting important buildings intrigue adventurous explorers. Unofficial guides offer stories about whispered secrets beneath the city's roads.

Showcasing the artistic history and diversity of terracotta work, this museum emphasizes the craftsmanship from different Indian cultures. It’s a niche interest site for those passionate about traditional arts.

Situated just outside of Delhi, this unconventional museum houses an array of vintage vehicles, from bullock carts to classic cars, painting a vivid history of transportation. It's perfect for motorsport devotees.