Things To Do
in Asan

Take a guided tour or go birdwatching in the beautiful Asan Conservation Reserve.

Enjoy a peaceful walk along the Asan Wetland and soak in the natural beauty.

Engage in activities like boating, kayaking, and canoeing at the Asan Barrage.

A bird sanctuary and wetland offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape and bird watching opportunities.

A picturesque waterfall offering a beautiful natural backdrop for photography and outdoor activities.

A scenic viewpoint offering panoramic views of the Himalayas and the Doon Valley, perfect for capturing breathtaking landscapes.

A popular combination of spicy chickpea curry and deep-fried bread, often served with pickles and onions. Must try at Sita Ram Diwan Chand or Chache Di Hatti.

Must-Try!

A flavorful lamb dish cooked with an aromatic blend of spices, perfect to savor at Karim's or Gulati Restaurant.

A beloved street food consisting of spiced potato patties served with a variety of chutneys. Look for it at Natraj Dahi Bhalle Wala or Bishan Swaroop.

Explore the bustling lanes of Chandni Chowk to sample an array of street food, including parathas, chaat, jalebi, and kachoris.

Indulge in a wide selection of street food while shopping at this vibrant market, famous for its chaat, momos, and grilled kebabs.

Discover a variety of local snacks and street food items, such as golgappas, dosas, and tandoori specialties, at this bustling market.

In Asan, India, it is important to show respect for elders, including using appropriate language, gestures, and deference to their wisdom and experience.

Greetings are an important aspect of Indian culture. It is customary to greet others with a 'namaste' which involves pressing the palms together and bowing slightly. It is a sign of respect and acknowledgment of the other person's presence.

When visiting religious sites and in more traditional communities, it is important to dress modestly. This means covering the shoulders, chest, and legs, particularly for women, to show respect for the local customs and traditions.

Asan boasts a plethora of eateries offering delectable vegetarian dishes, ensuring that vegetarians can relish the local cuisine without compromise. Look for 'pure veg' or 'vegetarian' signage when dining out.

While vegan-specific restaurants are limited, many places in Asan can accommodate vegan dietary needs. Communicate your requirements clearly, and opt for dishes like mixed vegetable curries, chana masala, or dal tadka.

Though not as prevalent, gluten-free options are available in some restaurants. Stick to naturally gluten-free items like rice, lentils, grilled meats, and fresh fruits, and verify ingredients with kitchen staff for safe choices.