The Mini-Tibet of Delhi, also known as Majnu ka Tilla, is located on the banks of the Yamuna River. A popular destination for college students and visitors, owing to the affordable restaurants and clothing stores. It is known as Delhi's mini-Tibet because of its labyrinthine lanes, miniature-waving Tibet flags, and tinkling prayer bells.
The name 'Majnu ka Tilla' is derived from the nearby gurudwara of the same name, but now the neighbourhood is a full-fledged Tibetan colony lined with lovely cafés offering traditional meals and little kiosks selling cultural goods. Majnu ka Tilla's charming pathways give off mountain feelings. The atmosphere is serene, and the air around the monastery smells great. Food is one of the main draws that bring hundreds of people here. However, this store also sells fashionable apparel, shoes, ceramic pottery, and home décor at reasonable prices. It is primarily crowded with college students and visitors trying to satisfy their hunger for local food or simply explore the unique marketplace atop the hill. The colony has a tranquil ambience, with scuttering Tibetan ladies dressed in traditional garb, pocket momo vendors spread out in verandah-ish pathways, bamboo kiosk cafes, subtle echoes of Dalai Lama's teachings, and an all-around bright and colourful vibe. The area is reminiscent of Dharamshala, with restaurants, tourist offices, cultural liveliness, and shops selling old-school CDs and pop music cassettes, as well as Tibetan souvenirs. Majnu ka Tlla, which is little known among locals, is a wonderful treat that you should check out if you're in the region.