Noida

The tinsel town of North India brags of being one of the most happening cities in the country not only in terms of commercialization but also for recreation and nightlife activities. The vibrant entertainment ranges from live gigs and visiting international acts, dizzying clubs and open-air terraces to discotheques that will spring up your downtime. If you are looking for a low-key sundown, the city offers a wide range of cafes and lounges to hang out and dine in. Restaurants and bar chains like TGI Friday, Maamouchee, Geoffreys brings up the international flavour to its guests. If you want to walk down the famous road, cafes like ZEST and The Flaming Kick will serve you with delicious food and excellent range of wines to go with for your best night.

Noida has a great number of options in terms of cuisines and food joints. You can find food joints as per your taste buds and pocket around the city. There are expensive restaurants and cheap dhabas with delicious food all around the city. North Indian food, Rajma chawal and chhole bhature are loved by the foodies of this region. Apart from this, there is a great variety of choice in chaats and these chaat stalls are sprinkled all over the city. Street food items like Litte Chokha (Bihari dish), Momos (Tibetan dish), South Indian items, Chaat items, paani-puri, rolls, etc. are quite popular here. 

The bustling street of Brahmaputra Market offers everything from flaming kiosks, food joints and vintage cafes. The major attraction to this food paradise is its variety. The place offers Chinese eateries with all things soy and chilli with a samosa and jalebi vendors standing right across the corner, just a few blocks away. The other end of the market satisfies your sweet tooth with lined up mithai walas serving mouth-watering gulab jamuns and jalebis. The narrow street is often crowded and the evening haul for snacks is a must-have experience.

Sector 18 is another area where foodies can explore the world of modern delicacies in lavish restaurants and top off their main courses with the famous street side pani-puri. This place has several of the large food chains, multiplexes, cafes and inexpensive restaurants for people to try on the exquisite flavour of Delhi.
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Golf course, World of wonder and shopping at atta market or GIP are the best things to do in Noida and sadly each activity can take you a whole day. You can choose any one of them as per your budget and time availability. Since all of these places are located close by, you can arrange them in any order during the day and visit accordingly. You can start with golf course, and follow it up with shopping during the afternoon. You can then go to the amusement park for an evening outing

The top places near to Noida are Delhi which is 22 km from Noida, Agra which is located 162 km from Noida, Garhmukteshwar which is located 74 km from Noida, Ghaziabad which is located 16 km from Noida, Faridabad which is located 15 km from Noida

The top things to do in Noida are Worlds of Wonder Water Park, The Great India Place, DLF Mall of India, Budhha International circuit, Botanical Garden Noida, Okhla Bird Sanctuary. You can see all the places to visit in Noida here

There are 241 in Noida which can be booked through Holidify. The most popular hotels in Noida are OYO 598 Hotel B K House, Stay @ 203, The Home away from Home, HomeNow - Full Kadambari - Botanical Garden Metro, Aastha 1BHK @Noida Sector 18 Metro Station, Mascot Residency. You can see all the hotels in Noida here

Noida has a great number of options in terms of cuisines and food joints. You can find food joints as per your taste buds and pocket around the city. There are expensive restaurants and cheap dhabas with delicious food all around the city. North Indian food, Rajma chawal and chhole bhature are loved by the foodies of this region. Apart from this, there is a great variety of choice in chaats and these chaat stalls are sprinkled all over the city. Street food items like Litte Chokha (Bihari dish), Momos (Tibetan dish), South Indian items, Chaat items, paani-puri, rolls, etc. are quite popular here. 

The bustling street of Brahmaputra Market offers everything from flaming kiosks, food joints and vintage cafes. The major attraction to this food paradise is its variety. The place offers Chinese eateries with all things soy and chilli with a samosa and jalebi vendors standing right across the corner, just a few blocks away. The other end of the market satisfies your sweet tooth with lined up mithai walas serving mouth-watering gulab jamuns and jalebis. The narrow street is often crowded and the evening haul for snacks is a must-have experience.

Sector 18 is another area where foodies can explore the world of modern delicacies in lavish restaurants and top off their main courses with the famous street side pani-puri. This place has several of the large food chains, multiplexes, cafes and inexpensive restaurants for people to try on the exquisite flavour of Delhi.
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Since Noida falls in the northern parts of the country in the NCR, the climate gets extreme in summers and winters. The best time to visit is late October to Early March. December and January are the cold months when temperature records drastic fall.
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Ideal for business meets, conclaves, sports enthusiasts and students who wish to pursue higher education.

Noida lacks historical richness and tourism.

Excellent road connectivity.