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G20 Long Weekend : 7 Destinations Near Delhi Which is Not A Hill Station

New Delhi is brimming with anticipation and preparations for the upcoming G20 Summit to be held on September 9-10. Ahead of the event, schools and government offices in the city were ordered to close from September 8 to 10, as announced by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal last week.

The unprecedented holiday season has become an unexpected vacation for some and an opportunity for others to escape the city’s chaos and traffic jams, prompting many locals to plan quick trips to places those who are nearby.

For Delhiites looking for a weekend getaway in the flood plains of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, we have a list of seven places they can explore.

Lucknow

Delight your inner foodie as well as the shopping enthusiast with a visit to Lucknow. While you must certainly explore the Bara Imambara, Chota Imambara and Rumi Darwaza, the blend of bustling bazaars offering immense chikankari clothing variety and the impeccable food scene is sure to delight your soul.

Agra and Gwalior

You can also head to Agra to witness the iconic historical monuments such as the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort, making it perfect for history buffs. Then, you can also visit Gwalior, which is also known for its rich history and architectural marvels. The Jai Vilas Palace, Sun Temple and Gwalior Fort are among the places you can explore.

Mandawa

This small town is famous for its beautifully painted havelis. The intricate frescoes and artwork on the walls of these havelis showcase the artistic heritage of the region. If you are a large group of people going together, this can be a great option for a laidback time from the hustle of city life.

Amritsar

You can also head to Amritsar if you are planning a quick weekend getaway. The place offers a rich blend of history, spirituality and culture. It is also a heaven for foodies and shopping enthusiasts.

Neemrana

Just a short journey from Delhi, Neemrana offers a picturesque blend of history and adventure sports. You can explore the grand Neemrana Fort and indulge in ziplining.

Udaipur

Don’t want to travel to Jaipur this time? Visit Udaipur instead and witness breathtaking lake views and a royal experience at opulent heritage properties.

Sariska

A weekend trip to this national park will satiate the desires of wildlife enthusiasts with its tiger reserves and bird population.

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