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Red fort Delhi
6 Reviews After the `First war of independence' in 1857, or as the British called it: `the sepoy mutiny', where there were several armed uprisings against the occupation of India by the British thru the `East...
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General Delhi
26 Reviews Well hi travelers, If you need some minor repair of your clothing Seamsters are easy to find. they are usually located on the streets mostly near the residential areas and taking care of the small...
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Transportation Delhi
7 Reviews At the Domestic and International airports in Delhi, there are some useful maps of the city available. They also have some important numbers and other info about the city- sightseeing, restaurants,...
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Out of Delhi Delhi
15 Reviews Rajasthan Government run very comfortable Volvo buses from Bikaner House, Pandara Road, New Delhi to Jaipur and from Sindhi Camp, Main Bus Stand, Jaipur to Bikaner House, Pandara Road, New...
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Shopping Delhi
9 Reviews Unless you want a 'Maharaja Mac' stay away from the McDonalds. Stick to local food, its great. Drink only bottled water, unless you want an attack of the 'Delhi Belly' and eat street foods hot out of...
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India gate Delhi
5 Reviews We did not have any time here our guide was rushing as around to get us to a emporium, to earn money out of us, and when you complain they keep telling you we don't earn a lot of money. Being without...
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Rajpath Delhi
2 Reviews Literally translating to `Kings way', Rajpath was built by the British to impose and impress. It was supposed to intimidate and drive home the point that they were in-charge. Even today, when you make...
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Lotus Temple Delhi
2 Reviews The bahai house of worship, or the Lotus temple, in south Delhi, is one of the cities popular tourist attractions... This interesting and innovative design- where the structure resembles a lotus...
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Humayun´s Tomb Delhi
4 Reviews The tomb and mosque of Isa Khan is located to the south of the Bu Halima garden. An inscription on a red sandstone slab indicated that the tomb was built during the reign of Islam Shah, son of Sher...
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Raj Ghat Delhi
3 Reviews Favourite thing to Do in Delhi - sight seeing of all the historical Monuments like India gate, Red fort, Jama Maszid, Lotus Temple, Qutab Minar, Birla Temple and many more place to interest in...
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Qutab Minar Delhi
2 Reviews One thing you cannot miss in the Qutab Minar is this column, built around 400 AD. Scientists have not discovered how this 7 metres high iron pillar, which is of such purity that it has not rusted...
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Gardens Delhi
3 Reviews The Gardens - Though Delhi is fast being converted into a concrete jungle, the Delhi Development Authority is trying best to provide the residents of Delhi with some greenery by construction of parks...
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Jami Masjid Delhi
2 Reviews Every time I visited Delhi I made it a point to visit Jama Masjid, although a prayer can be offered at any mosque and it holds no religious significance as such, but the size of this overwhelming...
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Birla Temple Delhi
1 Review BIRLA TEMPLE This white and brown temple is located near to Connaught Place. Its name comes of its builder, the industrialist B.D. Birla. It is dedicated to Lakshmi, the goddess of prosperity and good...
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Old Fort Delhi
1 Review Inspect the Purana Qila (Old Fort). The ruins of the fort once stood on the banks of the Yamuna, but the river has long since changed its course. According to legend the fort marked the site of the...
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I landed in Delhi when dry wind called Loo was in full swing, but afternoon suddenly everything changed and we had a thundershower . The whole street was flooded .We were stranded in an auto for half an hour right in the middle of a flooded high way . All large vehicles having a gala time drenching us in murky water . I had itchy skin for days together.They have built highways but drainage system is poor
Every time i visited Delhi i used to stay in Kerala house smack in the middle of all activity,walking distance from janthar Manthar, connaught place and pali market. This time i stayed at Vasanth Vihar colony, huge colony which has A B and C sectors and each is again divided in to various areas with numbers 1,2,3 etc. For a new comer this can be a bit harrassing. you can definitely lose your way.These individual sectors have a shopping area which they call 'MARKET. Now in Kerala if we call a place a market you expect lots of hawkers and vegetable sellers and haggling and generally activity. here on the other hand is a multistory building and various shops. Now the trouble is if you want to get to an internet cafe/photo studio? some Markets may not have it you have to catch an auto and get From A market to the next market B/C.. All together a money draining sweaty,dehydrating experience...
In India,a) You can prefer Trains over flights if there is no time specific boundation. It is always safe to book tickets either in Second AC or Third AC. However, First AC is also available but it is the costliest one...depends upon your budget. Second sleeper to be avoided.b) Trains booking can be done online usingwww.irctc.co.inbut u have to register yourself onto this site before booking tkts...it's free.Secondly,if u want to see the status of trains/time table/availability of berths etc. u can visitwww.indiarail.gov.inU can not book tickets over here but u need not to register onto this site for browsing.c) See, varanasi is overnight journey from Delhi by train. (Advisable to board a train than a flight). So, u can come to delhi and straight away leave for Varanasi as it is on the other side considering Delhi as centre point.Once u visit Varanasi, either book tickets for Jaipur...
The Imperial Delhi
5 Reviews and 650 Opinions Few hotels in the world impress me in the way the Imperial did when I stayed here in Feb/Mar 2009....
The Imperial New Delhi
8 Reviews and 650 Opinions Few hotels in the world impress me in the way the Imperial did when I stayed here in Feb/Mar 2009....
Taj Mahal Hotel Delhi
4 Reviews and 463 Opinions We stayed here three times during our trip to India. We were on the 10th, 3rd and 4th floors, in a...
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Q: Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia Darga: I mis-posted earlier by amputating the start of my text...I'll have another go! I would like to...
A: Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia Dargah is in the neighbourhood of Humayun's tomb, which is in Nizamuddin East. Safest is to use a taxi. They all know where it is. The taxis are...
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