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The ideal
destination for the young, dynamic crowd, with an amazing night
life.
So hit the clubs people!!! Winters,
as chilly as, are warm the hearts of the people.
A crowded, colourful place offering a wide spectrum of cultures,
cuisines ranging from lip smacking street food and richly flavored
culinary delights. Lose yourself in the city's mughal past.
See the authentic old set up juxtaposed against the emerging urban
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Things
to do
Delhi is all about exploring the hidden nook and corners of this intricately
designed city. Visit the lal quila, as it
stands valiantly above the rest of the city. An evening sound
and light show recreates events in India and the |
history
connected with it. Delhi has amazing gardens: talkatora
gardens- an interesting landscape with a bowl shaped topography.
The lodhi gardens are well planned and rich in heritage. Enjoy
the treasure trove: connaught place and janpath, abundant in ethnic
wears, kolhapuri chappals and rajasthani paintings. If you are
a shopping freak then delhi is the place to be. Delhi is
a city with the largest heart on the planet. It is a city which
lives life to the fullest and wants good food and excellent wine.
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Delhi has an exciting night life with
the music throbbing in the discotheques, and the young crowd dancing the
night away. Djinns and shalom, are places pulsating with the life of the
young in Delhi.
Delhi is a cosmopolitan
place, rather a mini India. So all festivals are celebrated with immense
zest and fever. Lohri is celebrated in January and entails merry making
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| History |
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Delhi has
witnessed one of the most vibrant histories ever written. A history
which encompasses the tenure of various kings. Down the ages, Delhi has been identified with power and imperial sway. The myth
was that whoever would find a new city at Delhi, would eventually
lose it- this stands true for most recently the Britons too who
found New Delhi in 1911.
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In 1857, Delhi
was the focal point for the first war of independence, since then Delhi
became a thorn in the eyes of the british, and they shifted their capital
from Calcutta to Delhi. Even for the freedom struggle, the political
leaders propagated the slogan-' Delhi chalo' |
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| How to get there |
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Delhi is
connected via air to all destinations within India and outside- the domestic
airport is at Palam: 5 kms. from the Indira Gandhi International terminal.
Delhi is connected by rail to destinations too. Delhi can be visited
by road too, with the Grand Trunk road being used the most often.
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