Squeals of laughter, travellers singing in unison, bands beating out their tunes, amazing travel stories all around; this is what is Kunzum Cafe, Delhi’s only ‘Travel Cafe‘. I attended The Delhi Backpackers meet at Kunzum. I take time to open up with people, but here I am chatting away to glory with strangers in no time. We are sharing our travel stories over cups of coffee, tea and cookies.
If you are a travel freak, whether you are a professional, a nomad or even if you have that itch that drags you to us, Kunzum travel cafe is the place for you to be. Just check out their website for upcoming events and drop in. Every one is welcome to Kunzum Cafe.
Who all did I bump into?
I meet a professional tattoo artist, a nomad traveller who carries his belongings wherever he goes and has stopped counting the countries he has been to, independent travel bloggers, photographers and wannabe travellers who are beginning to just crack their cocoon.
There is no protocol, no rules, nothing that “I HAVE TO” do. I can just be myself and the conversations fall in place all by themselves. I can just bum around with people or simply create an amazing future in travel.
Travellers exchanging travel stories over games
Reach Kunzum:
T-49, GF, Hauz Khas Village,
New Delhi – 110 016, India
Time: Tuesday – Sunday: 11:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Nearest Metro Station: Green Park (15 minute walk from here, if you have long legs)
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So what do people do at Kunzum Cafe anyways?
So what do people do at Kunzum Cafe anyways?
Kunzum’s motto is, come over, read travel books, share travelogues and photographs, have a coffee or a tea and pay what you like. Sorry, did I say it correctly? Yes, pay what you like. I haven’t seen many places which say that, in fact I have seen none ever since I have been travelling.
My itch to explore this world has crossed all borders today and together we will travel to places and see how beautiful this world and its people are.
What do you think of Kunzum Travel Cafe? Do you have your own experiences at Kunzum?
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Gaurav Bhatnagar
Travel Writer, Photographer, Public Speaker, Entrepreneur @ www.thefolktales.com
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I have heard a lot about this cafe..Would love to visit it next time I go to Delhi 🙂
Hi Priyanka, thanks for dropping by my blog. Yes, Kunzum is definitely worth checking especially when some event is going on.
P.S. I saw your website. It is great. Keep up the good work. 🙂