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Taj Mahal, waste to wonder park You don't need to have a  passport and visa to beat off your travel buck list of seeing all the seven wonders of the world. No, I'm not kidding.  India's first such park which is a 'waste-to-art' project. This park embraces the various wonders of the world in one place! People are curious and want to know how  Eiffel Tower can be seen from India!  The place where this park is located was Once a Landfill site, and now a major tourist attraction of Delhi, present at Sarai Kale Khan, Delhi. This latest tourist spot replicates the 'SEVEN WONDERS' of the world named as the 'Waste to Wonder park', presenting the seven  Iconic monuments from around the world and the best part which makes it's unique is that these have been constructed from waste materials like scrap metal, discarded auto parts obtained from the landfills of the city. And here's one of the beauties of India...  'Taj Mahal' this

                                                                               Champa Gali, Saket Champa Gali, Delhi Some of the interesting things you can plan to visit for  Champa Gali at Saket looks like Mela and in this small wonderland there five places which you would like to visit JugMug Thela, Blue Tokai coffee roasters, from the outdoor lightning, sitting to hand made artisan coffee, next gem is People Tree where you can find hand-made clothes, and the interesting one I personally like is the Reading Room where you can donate a book and in return a free cup of tea. Once you enter this lane it will lead you to the bliss where you can sit and have coffee and beat the lazy weekend blues. It has an outdoor seating lit up with fairy lights in the evening. Champa Gali is pretty photogenic, with hanging trees on its walls, art signage. There are many such cafes and studio-cum-shops which have so many handmade pieces of stuff, drinks, and deserts and many more things