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Ek dum ghatiya staff and third class log hain...hauz khas k kisi bhi club me jao but isme mat jao...proper unprofessional work and paise muh faad k mangte hain ye log
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Date of experience: December 2020
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Why does the goverment makes it so much more expensive for foreigner, locals should pay 20rupies foreigner 250 rupies. Thats pretty unfair it's a lot of goverment stiff which makes it with purpose a lot more expensive. Make prices for everybody the same, just because we're foreigner it doesnt mean that we swim in money !! We went to a cute little rooftop cafe close to the entry with a beautiful view over the lake I can really recommend that for sunset .…
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Date of experience: December 2020
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First time visitor to India it has been recommended by fellow travellers, guides and friends to visit Hauz Khas Village a historic park with reservoirs and a lot of history. A place for tourists and people of India to visit. Only wished I had more time to visit. Hint : a little gem with unexpected surprises. Warm clothes (December), camera, selfie stick and good footwear - enjoy…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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The Hauz Khas Village aka HKV in South Delhi is an urban hangout hotspot as well as a heritage place . As surprising as it might sound, it is a posh neighborhood, a historical complex, and an upscale hub, all rolled into one. While Hauz Khas keeps its buoyant vibes with a wide range of modern restaurants, pubs, cafés, shopping places, and boutiques, it also retains its old-world charm through the historical complex that houses many structures from the Sultanate era. And this smooth merger of the past and the present makes it one of the top tourist attractions in Delhi. eating and drinking are Very expensive in this district, however the unique parklands with deer, heritage buildings and fantastic range of restaurants, make it a worthwhile adventure. Come for a day & stay for the evening night life !…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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Actually it is not village maybe in old times people call it village. It is a very popular posh area of south delhi and you will see foreigners tourists. If you are a party person go in evening and if you like peace prefer to go in day time. Here you will find lots of restaurants, cafe & shops. In most of the restaurant there is lake view.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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