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Welcome to Delhi Jaunt |
About DelhiDelhi the heart of India is its national capital. It is also addressed as Delli fondly by the young Indians and as Dilli by Indians all over all over the world. Located at the heart of India, it’s a city that brings together two completely different and contrasting worlds in a perfect harmony. The old world charm blends with the new worlds grace in a perfect amalgamation that boosts about rich culture, palatable food options and exquisite tourist places. Many ethnic groups and cultures come together to represent in Delhi in its complete and vibrant colors. It’s the people of Delhi who truly give it, it’s real charismatic character with a unique flavor.
Delhi’s importance lies in its past glory as the seat of Mughal along with the proud win over British, hands in hands with the new world charm brought around by international architecture, modern painters and fashion conscious people. Rulers and their empires with magnificent monuments narrate a story that is rich in both history and cultural significance. Delhi is boasts of a rich and diverse culture that was brought to Delhi by its various immigrants from all over the country and abroad. Also known as the political hub of India, Delhi is knows to have been inhibited since 6th century BC. It is said to be the capital and the ruling city since the mythological era of Mahabharata when The Pandavas had their capital at Indraprastha, originally believed to have been geographically located in today's Delhi. Every political activity in the country ranging from the past till present traces its roots here.
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Top 10 Facts about
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Once being an the capital of Mughal India, Old Delhi is full of narrow lanes and bylanes that brings forth the commercial heart of the city located side by side with crumbling havelis and the formidable mosque, Jama Masjid. One can see the wide economic disparity where rich are very rich and poor are either the working class of laborers or are completely hands to mouth. On the other hand, Leuten's city of New Delhi created and ruled by the British is composed of well planned, spacious, tree-lined paths and imposing state buildings, that now acts as Delhi's famous commercial complexes and boasts of the business concepts brought to India from the West.
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