Try the rice pudding for a cold and sweet treat. It's thick like ice cream but not as heavy.
This fort was built by Shah Jahan (who built the Taj Mahal) when he decided to move his capital from Agra to Delhi. ProTip, they won't let bags in anymore, check in the lockers by the tickets.
You can climb the minarets for a small fee and a decent amount of heavy breathing. The view is worth it.
Don't miss the flower designs when they're out. Like their sand brethren they're intricate and beautiful but much more delicate.
I'm not big on desert but they insisted so I tried them all. The highlight was the ice cream with rice noodles (in the center) for a combination of taste and texture.
Breakfast opens at 630 but the staff are super accommodating if you want an early start. Just ask for breakfast in the dark.
Check out these statutes showing religiously significant hand gestures. I stopped to admire on every trip through the terminal.
The library bar here has Cuban cigars available here for sale. Ask one of the bar tenders and they can show you the collection (it's not on the menu).
Try the multivitamin juice (it's the orangish redish one). Surprisingly refreshing and not overly sweet.
KLM lounge is upstairs and the best place to kill time between flights but there is also a casino if that's your thing.
Baked meatballs are a must. And the fried artichoke. And pretty much every small plate on the menu.
Get the chicken club (ask for spicy mustard on the side) and a cup of their coffee to offset food coma. It will set your afternoon on the perfect trajectory.
Middle eastern turkey. Extra spicy. The spicy sauce isn't that hot, it's just delicious flavor mixed with the humus.
