Luggage Storage Delhi

Store Your Luggage Around Delhi With Bounce 

In the northern section of India is Delhi, the capital. The city has a population of 11 million people, making it the second most populated city in India. This very old city has been inhabited since the 6th Century BC, mostly as the capital of empires and kingdoms. This includes the Mughal Empire and the Delhi Sultanate. Although it has been destroyed and rebuilt many times over the years, the city has prospered and is now known as the National Capital Territory of Delhi. 

Being a humid subtropical climate, Delhi is typically in the upper 90s from April until August. Bring sunscreen and light clothing. Public transportation is well-established and efficient with the Delhi Metro as the fastest and easiest way to get around. And since the city has been around so long, there are over one thousand old heritage buildings, 175 monuments, and dozens of fantastic museums to enjoy while you are there. 

Spend some time outdoors, enjoying the pleasant weather. There are more than 20 awesome parks within a few minutes of the city, like the Japanese Park on Swarn Jayanti Park Road and the Jheel Wala Park on Hardikar Road. Both of these have water features, so you can cool off a bit if you get too hot. Or check out the Zoological Garden between Humayun’s Tomb and Purana Quila.

Luggage Storage in Delhi

We're travelers, too, and know that a city like Delhi is exciting but can be difficult to explore. Making your way from one meeting to another as a busy local is a challenge as well. Bounce has partner locations all over the city to keep your belongings safe while you go about your day. We work with local businesses near major attractions to make storing your gear a breeze.

Delhi City Guide

Top Things to Do 

Even if you are in town on business, there is no reason why you cannot have some fun while you are in Delhi. If you would like to enjoy some natural fun, visit one of Delhi’s 21 city parks or gardens. You can also tee off at one of the nine golf courses in the city. For movie buffs, head to one of the 48 movie theaters to watch a flick. Are you interested in history? There are a bunch of museums, galleries, and memorials all over the city. Shopping malls, boutiques, and eateries abound in Delhi. 

Museums 

For anyone visiting Delhi, learning about its culture and history is fun and interesting. Especially in a city that has been around as long as Delhi has. Plan to see thousands of artifacts, exhibits, and memorials. From the Air Force Museum to the Zakir Hussain Museum, there is something for everyone to enjoy. 

• National Handicrafts and Handlooms Museum: Located on Bhairon Road in the Pragati Maidan area, this expansive museum has over 33,000 items and displays. Showing off over 60 years of collecting, they have various types of handiwork from over 30 cities in India. See terracotta dolls, bamboo crafts, tribal paintings, woodworking, sculptures, textiles, and metals.
• National Science Center Delhi: One of the largest science centers in Asia, this huge complex is full of incredible displays and interactive exhibits. Located on Bhairon Marg near Pragati Maiden close to the National Handicrafts and Handlooms Museum, they have eight floors of science exhibits. Peruse a dinosaur gallery, human biology section, and a science library. 
• Sulabh International Museum of Toilets: If you are a fan of Game of Thrones, this museum is for you. Even if you have no idea what Game of Thrones is, this museum is still for you. Everyone should visit this fascinating place on Sulabh Bhavan in the Palam-Dabri Marg area. It may sound silly or boring, but it is anything but. Learn the history of toilets from 2500 BC to the present and maybe the future. From ancient thrones made of stones to gemstone studded gold commodes from Queen Victoria’s bathhouse, you will see it all here.  

Shopping  

No matter what you are looking to buy or even if you are just window shopping, the experience in Delhi is unique. Many of the shops are outdoor carts or tables set up in the streets. Walk down just about any street in the city and see colorful jewelry, clothing, textiles, and delicious food. In Delhi, they are referred to as open-air markets. Markets are popular, fun, and usually have reasonable prices. But there are many indoor shops as well. It just depends on what you are looking for and how you want to shop.

• Dilli Haat: This is the number one open-air market in Delhi and is actually run by the Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation (DTTDC). Covering over six acres, they have more than 60 stalls offering everything from food to camel hide shoes. There are three different locations. The main one with 60 stalls is across from the INA Metro Station, another near the Netaji Subhash Place Metro Station, and another in Janakpuri on Lal Sain Mandir Marg. 
• Palika Bazar: One of the most popular indoor shopping markets in the city, this fashionable mall is located on Connaught Place in the middle of New Delhi. It is a more organized way to shop with showrooms and outlets like a typical mall, but also has the outdoor carts and stalls selling local goods. From books to electronics, clothing to toys, there is a bit of everything here. 
• South Extension Market: On the Ring Road in the middle of the city, this is two blocks of name brand shops, eateries, and small gift boutiques. They have Levi’s, Adidas, Heritage, and Arrow alongside local artists’ carts and stalls. Sea Island Cotton Shirts is one of the hottest items in the market, as well as Pashmina Silks and Cashmere. 

Dining 

You can find a variety of cuisines in Delhi from Mughlai and Frontier to kebabs and biryani. Asian cuisine is the majority, but you will also find pizza, burgers, and even some Mexican eats. Indian food is also a favorite, as is Tibetan and Japanese. It just depends on what you are hungry for. 

• Flavors: For all the flavors of Italy right in the middle of Delhi, try Flavors Italian Restaurant on Ring Road in the Defence Colony. Not only can you get pizza, but you can also get fantastic pasta dishes, steak, burgers, and delicious desserts. The casual and friendly atmosphere and fantastic food will make you want to come back often.  
• Old Delhi Food: The food in Old Delhi is well-known and loved by locals as well as tourists. When you see where all the locals are eating, that is usually the best place to eat. Chandni Chowk street food is famous for its chaat, which is a popular snack food that can also be eaten as a meal. This Delhi staple is made in many different flavors and is typically made with potato chunks, fried bread, and spices. 
• Potbelly: For a special treat, this artsy Bihari restaurant is a rare find. In the Shahpur Jat Village, if you can find a seat, try the mutton kebabs or litti chokha for a unique taste of eastern Indian cuisine. Fish curry and masala chicken are also favorites here.