Delhi

India is a country rich with culture, tradition and history of many powerful dynasties. Their influences can be seen in our way of life, in the relics left behind and in everything that India is today. And since the bygone era, ...

Whether it is through buses, cars or bikes, travelling to different places by road has its own charm. You can experience the changing views, climate and even stop by places for the local food, something we miss out on while travelling ...

Gardens, planned spaces for nurturing and displaying innumerable varieties of plants, flowers and other natural resources, are the most sought after places for the city folks. It is the quickest escape into nature where you can please your eyes by witnessing ...

Rewind to the days when one would plan an entire day to go shopping for clothes, shoes, jewellery, etc. and after which one would relish on some yummy street food as exhaustion fires up. At the end of the day, we ...

Chandni Chowk is also known as Delhi 6 as the PIN code of the area is 110006. The market is an old part of Delhi which still moves at a very leisure pace that is its own. The market is more ...

One amongst the few benefits of living in the capital city of India is the many trekking options that Delhites are blessed with. The city is kind of close to the majestic Himalayas and other beautiful peaks and valleys of the ...

An English writer and philosopher GK Chesterton said about war, "a true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him". Each year, on the 26th of July India celebrates ...

India is a magnificent land that is gifted with an abundance of natural resources like lush forests, majestic mountains and glorious waterfalls, that are dotted with diverse wildlife, sometimes exclusive to India. These animals and birds are maintained in many sanctuaries ...

Shopping is the one word that can either bring utmost joy or utter dismay to people. Whether you like it or not, everybody has to shop. Although the internet has given a whole new meaning to the activity of shopping, there's ...

With the rule of the Mughal Empire, India was introduced to the Muslim style of building tombs for the ones who pass away. Hindus cremated the dead so this was new to India. These Muslim rulers not only built tombs but ...

Situated in the Nizamuddin area of Delhi is the tomb of Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya, which is one amongst the popular Sufi mausoleums in the country. The Dargah in addition houses the tombs of poet Amir Khusro and Shah Jahan's eldest daughter ...

A bland gate opposite Delhi's Qutub Minar metro station opens itself into the Mehrauli Archaeological Park, which is a magnificent resource of medieval India. First populated in the 8th century, Mehrauli is one the cities which eventually gave way to the ...