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NSN Hotels Rooms has various accommodations options throughout the city. You can find a good place to stay based on what you plan to do in the city and also your budget Best Accommodations: NSN Hotel Shivalik, NSN Hotel Om Shanti Palace, NSN Hotel 21.

From beautiful theme gardens, museums, fine architectural government building to flea markets and exquisite nightlife, there are plenty of places to explore in this union territory of India. While here, you can also visit the holy ISKCON temple, picturesque Rock Garden, Butterfly Park, Sukhna Wildlife sanctuary, serene Chandigarh Botanical Garden & Nature Park, one-of-a-kind International Dolls Museum, Nepli Reserve Forest, historical museum of Le Corbusier Centre, ChattBir Zoo, artistic Government Museum and Art Gallery and the symbolic Open Hand Monument, which is considered as the official emblem of the city.

The best time to visit Chandigarh is between mid-August and November, when the weather is just pleasant to explore the myriad of sightseeing places in the city. The average temperature during the day is around 25°C and the average temperature during the night is 17° C. By that time, the monsoons are almost over, and the temperature starts dropping down. Tourists come from different parts of the country flock this beautiful city of gardens during this time.

In close vicinity to the Chandigarh International Airport, you can easily book any of NSN Hotels Rooms affordable accommodations. Here are a few good hotels near Chandigarh International Airport NSN Ashoka Residency, NSN Hotel Milan etc.

Chandigarh is famous for the rich variety of authentic Punjabi cuisine and is dotted with eateries and restaurants at every street corner. You can eat lachha parathas, butter chicken, Amritsari kulche, tandoori fish and kebabs at Dil Desi. Savour some lip-smacking chaat including spicy golgappas, creamy dahi bhallas and paneer malai tikkas at Gupta Chat in Sector 23. Or visit Amritsari Kulcha Hub in Sector 9 to eat an assortment of stuffed kulchas with a glass of dry fruits lassi for breakfast. Head to Bholey Di Hatti in Sector 44 for enjoying mouth-watering rajma chawal, kadhi chawal, chana samosa and paneer bread pakoda. Sindhi Sweets in Sector 17 serves roh di kheer, jalebi, baalushahi, kulfi and other sweet treasures along with a spread of Indian snacks and desserts. Some popular multi-cuisine restaurants include Saffron, Baluchi, Hot Millions, Sher-e-Punjab, Mehfil and Ghazal.

Chandigarh has a well-knit bus network run by Chandigarh Transport Undertaking but metro service is not available here. The best way to travel the city is by bus or to hire a private taxi or auto rickshaw. Alternately, you can also hire bicycles from Pedalchandigarh or rent a self-drive car and traverse the city.

To satisfy the shopaholic in you, you can explore the lively market of Sector 17, also known as City Centre, which is dotted with innumerable clothing retail outlets, international brand stores, handicraft emporiums, movie theatres, restaurants and pubs. Or if you want everything under one roof, you can head to the expansive Elante Mall, TDI Mall or City Emporium Mall. Don’t forget to check out the traditional tip-turned-up jutis, vibrant Punjabi dupattas and delectable jams and juices.