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Quote: The Central Cottage Industries Emporium is government-run and famous in Delhi. It is an enormous store with several stories packed with beautiful and sometimes very unusual items. The selection and quality here Read More
Quote: A five minute walk separates Pir Ghaib from the Chauburja Mosque, but I’m going to be writing about these two monuments because they actually share a lot in common.Pir Ghaib stands within the Hindu Rao Hospital Read More
Quote: Street sellers are a persistent feature of Delhi – and all of India. You can buy anything from a man on the street – from a cheap plastic Chinese toy, and flowers, to antiques, silk carpets, and jewellery (caveat Read More
Quote: We made sure we had a few days to spare in Delhi towards the end of our trip, as we didn’t want to be rushing for the plane home. Both my friend Rebecca and I decided to have some clothes made up during these Read More
Quote: This shop is at one end of a row of state-owned shops – each one is owned and run by one of the state governments. The Black Partridge shops sells a mixture of stuff, some things very attractive, others a bit Read More
Quote: My husband, my brother-in-law and my niece (all of whom have very bad eyesight) swear by the Shroff Eye Hospital. They get their annual ophthalmic tests done at a Shroff Eye Clinic in New Delhi, but the real Read More
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Quote: The name of the road on which this mansion is situated is evocative in itself – ‘Tees January’ means ‘30th January’, the date on which, in 1948, Mohandas Karamchand ‘Mahatma’ Gandhi, was assassinated. Birla Read More
Quote: Delhi’s wackiest museum is about 6 km from the International Airport (3 from the Domestic Airport), so a quick look in transit is convenient. Alternatively, take the Metro from Rajiv Chowk to Dwarka Sector 9, 10 Read More
Quote: The National Science Centre was established in 1992 to popularise science among children. School parties flood it through the week, so try for a weekend.The centre’s galleries spread across four floors, beginning Read More