1. India Gate

• About: India Gate is one of Delhi’s most iconic landmarks. A war memorial dedicated to soldiers who died in World War I, it’s surrounded by lush green lawns.
• Picnic Vibe: The wide open spaces around the India Gate make it a great spot for a casual picnic. You can relax on the grass, enjoy the view of the monument, and there are food stalls around if you want some snacks.
• Facilities: Clean restrooms, snack vendors, and shaded areas.

2. Lodhi Garden

• About: This is a beautiful park dotted with historical tombs and ruins of the Lodhi dynasty. The peaceful surroundings make it ideal for a picnic.
• Picnic Vibe: The gardens are quiet and well-maintained with plenty of green space for a picnic. The tombs and ancient structures add a historic charm to the atmosphere.
• Facilities: Walking paths, plenty of benches, and areas to spread a mat. No food vendors, so bring your own snacks.

3. Humayun's Tomb

• About: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a grand Mughal tomb, surrounded by beautiful gardens. It’s one of the most stunning monuments in Delhi.
• Picnic Vibe: You can enjoy a peaceful picnic while being surrounded by Mughal architecture and manicured gardens. The place is usually not very crowded, making it perfect for a relaxing day out.
• Facilities: Benches, clean grounds, and a café nearby for light refreshments.

4. Qutub Minar

• About: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Qutub Minar is an ancient minaret surrounded by the Qutub complex with ruins, making it an iconic historical site.
• Picnic Vibe: The lawns around Qutub Minar are ideal for a laid-back picnic. You can also enjoy the views of the minaret and nearby ruins.
• Facilities: Cafes nearby, a garden area, and benches for sitting.

5. Red Fort (Lal Qila)

• About: A symbol of India’s Mughal past, Red Fort is one of the most famous historical sites in Delhi. It has sprawling grounds and beautiful gardens.
• Picnic Vibe: While the fort itself is a popular tourist attraction, the nearby gardens are perfect for a quiet picnic. You can take a stroll through the grounds and enjoy the peaceful ambiance.
• Facilities: Public restrooms and food vendors around the area. It is advisable to bring your own food if you prefer a peaceful experience.

6. Garden of Five Senses

• About: Though not a historical monument, the Garden of Five Senses is an enchanting park that combines nature with artistic design. It has beautiful pathways, fountains, sculptures, and themed gardens.
• Picnic Vibe: The peaceful atmosphere makes it a great picnic spot. The variety of plants and sculptures adds an interesting element to your picnic experience.
• Facilities: Cafes and small food stalls, washrooms, and plenty of seating areas.

7. Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary

• About: This sanctuary, located a bit outside Delhi, is home to over 250 species of birds. It's not exactly a monument, but it offers an incredible escape from the city with a lot of natural beauty.
• Picnic Vibe: The serene surroundings and the opportunity to watch birds make it a great picnic spot for nature lovers. You can pack your food and enjoy a peaceful day.
• Facilities: Basic amenities such as restrooms, parking, and a small café.

8. Purana Qila (Old Fort)

• About: One of the oldest forts in Delhi, Purana Qila offers a historic setting surrounded by a moat and expansive lawns.
• Picnic Vibe: The large open grounds and ancient fort make for a peaceful picnic destination. You can take a boat ride around the moat or simply relax on the grass.
• Facilities: There’s a café inside the fort complex, restrooms, and ample space to sit.

9. Tughlaqabad Fort

• About: This ruined fort was built by Sultan Ghiyas-ud-Din Tughlaq in the 14th century. It's less crowded than other sites, offering a more peaceful experience.
• Picnic Vibe: The sprawling fort complex is a great place to explore, and its proximity to nature makes it an ideal spot for a picnic.
• Facilities: Limited facilities, so it’s better to carry your own picnic essentials.

10. Jama Masjid and Chandni Chowk Area

• About: While Jama Masjid is primarily a place of worship, its surroundings and the bustling Chandni Chowk area offer a historic vibe that’s quite unique.
• Picnic Vibe: You can picnic in the nearby parks or along the street-side in Chandni Chowk while soaking in the atmosphere of Old Delhi.