Lifestyle
TravelBy ramaraobobby
10 months ago
Delhi is the capital city of India which is located on the banks of the River Yamuna and is considered to be the country's third largest city by area. Being one of the most historic capitals in the world, it houses many tourist sites. It also serves as the seat of Government of India and houses with many offices of federal government, including the Parliament of India.
@ Delhi, here are some of the places where food lovers must have a bite.
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Paratha Waali gali ('gali' is a Hindi word which means street and 'Paratha Wali gali' means the street which sells parthas - an Indian food delicay) situated in Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi is considered to be the food lovers paradise which serves hot hot Paratas. This food destination is more than 100 yrs old where one can relish the delicious taste of more than 25 different varieties of spicy & freshly prepared Parathas. Tourists and food lovers from different parts of the world come here daily to have the taste of the different varities of Parathas.
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LifestyleTravelBy mmatchev
12 months ago
 Chandigarh - the capital of two state Harayana and PunjabWhile visiting India, the country offers you with a unique set of places, some are hill stations while others are decorated with ruins from their past, but none of them be it even the capital city of India "Delhi", is as efficiently planned as Chandigarh, the capital of two state Harayana and Punjab as well. The roads in the city are clean and tidy with absolutely no signs of hawkers at the street side, which is a common phenomenon in most of the tourist spots of India, the entire city is divided neatly into 26 sectors and the houses are strictly made in accordance with the rules and regulations of local municipal corporation .The unique feature of the houses lie in their similarity, one cannot recognize a particular house unless he or she has the house number with him. Smoking is prohibited in most of the places and pollution is controlled with iron hands by the authorities, the max speed limit in the city is 60 km/hour and no Michel Shoemarker can race the town under the eyes of local traffic police without escaping a good fine. Chandigarh is well connected by air and has its private airport having both domestic and international flights running to and fro by it. Railway lines love the city and nearly all the trains like to spend some time at its platforms. By road it becomes another key destination for tourist leaving a Himachal tour. |
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