Quote: Probably Delhi's most famous street, Chandni Chowk (also spelled Chandnee Chauk, abbreviated as CC) starts in front of the Red Fort and runs for 2km westwards towards Fatehpuri Mosque, with a similar design than… 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. This one is from the northern mountainous state of Himachal Pradesh, and reflects some of the… Read More

Quote: The main bazaar is a great place to go a couple of days before you go home, to stock up on luxuries to take home, both for yourself, and as presents. Most of the stuff here is body-pampering, such as perfume,… Read More

Quote: Delhi, as it is, is a veritable representation of everything Indian. Whether it is people, languages, cuisine, fashion or any other element of culture, the capital city is a great way to sample India.But if you… Read More

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: 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

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