On A Budget Trip To Delhi? Try These Places Where Food Is Served For Free

If you are travelling to Delhi, there are so many historic as well as modern spots that you must be planning to cover. This should include the feasts from famous restaurants and the savoury street foods of Delhi. From the streets of Chandni Chowk where you get to feast on rabri faluda and chole bhature to the lanes of CP where you can grab a burger or enjoy a plate of pasta.

We all know the toll travelling can sometimes have on our pockets. But why does travelling have to be so expensive? If you are in Delhi and want to eat healthy food for free, here are 5 places where you can visit.

1. Gurudwara Bangla Sahib

The captivating beauty of Gurudwara Bangla Sahib will surely leave you breathless but what will make you feel more comforted is the food that they serve. Delhi’s biggest gurudwara serves free, nutritious and delicious meals to hundreds of people every day regardless of religion, caste or class.

2. Chattarpur Temple

One of Delhi’s most renowned temples (Visit These Temples In Delhi) which people visit from all over the country is Chattarpur Temple. You can visit here during major Hindu festivals like Navratri and find large-scale bhandaras taking place. The temple offers delicious food for thousands of people without charging any cost in return.

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3. ISKCON Temple

If you are seeking peace, ISKCON Temple in Delhi is the place for you. If you are seeking food with your pockets empty, still, ISKCON Temple in Delhi is the place for you. They serve regular prasad to people and during major festivals, they serve delicious vegetarian food for free to thousands of people.

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Places You Can Eat At For As Low As ₹5

If you are on a budget trip to Delhi but are unable to catch these places where food is served for free, there are a few alternatives where you can eat for as low a price as ₹5. Jan Rasoi, started by cricketer turned politician, Gautam Gambhir, has been serving meals to people in East Delhi’s Laxmi Nagar for ₹1. Devdoot Food Bank is another foundation that serves healthy, nutritious and vegetarian food, especially to poor people for ₹5 in Gurgaon.