Centuries old
Capital City of India – Delhi served as a prime commercial/political/financial
capital of India under the Ancient Kingdoms, Mughals, Britishers and Indian
government. A city of utmost importance, Delhi is world known as India’s
political, historical and cultural capital.
With its
irresistible charm, Delhi is indeed one of the awesome cities of India. But,
what make Delhi such awesome place to live? In this article, we will explore
top 12 reasons which have contributed immensely towards the growing awesomeness
of India’s historical capital city.
1. Street Food
Delicious street
food is available on almost every nukes and corners of Delhi. In Delhi, it’s never hard to find a hawker
selling awesome mouth-watering food. If you are a food lover, this is a place
to be.
2. Delli Haat
Delhi is
known for its markets. From local handicrafts to food, Delli Haat is one of the
finest marketplace of the city. Give your shopping buds a taste of Indian
craftsmanship and Tibetan momos when in Delli Haat.
3. Kebabs
Delhi has world
famous kebabs joints. Starting from Defence Colony Market to Qureshi's of
Alaknanda, Delhi’s fired and tandoori kebabs are world famous for their
distinct taste.
4. Chandni Chowk
Established in 17th Century by Shah Jahan, Chandni Chowk is Delhi’s
leading wholesale market. Apart from clothing, spices and jewelry, Chandni
Chowk is also famous for the Delhi’s best street food. Don’t forget to try
Karim’s and Parathe Wali Gali.
5. Ancient Monuments
Delhi is home to few most beautiful and historical buildings in the country.
Starting from majestic Red Fort to Kutub Minar, you will find ruins of medieval
era in almost every part of the city.
6. Natural Vegetation
Despite being named as India’s most polluted city, Delhi has abundance of
natural vegetation left. It is home to few leading forested parks and bird
reserves such as Jamali Kamali, Jahanpanah City Forest, Aravali Forest Stretch,
Lodi Garden etc.
7. Delhi Metro
Delhi
became the first Indian city to have a well connected metro service. With the
establishment of Delhi metro, commuting in the city became a lot easier. Today,
Delhi metro connects every nuke and corner of the city.
8. Peaceful Corner
Delhi
has its own peaceful corner in the form of Humayun’s Tomb. Built in 16th
century, this red stone replica of Taj Mahal is one of the peaceful places
located in the heart of the city. Declared as the World Heritage Site by UNESCO
in 1993, it is one of the best living examples of Mughal extravaganza.
9. Job
Delhi is the
leading startup and IT hub of country. Growing IT hubs in the Delhi NCR are biggest
producer of jobs in the city. Countless domestic and multinational companies
create thousands of jobs in Delhi for freshers and experienced professionals
annually.
10. Jama Masjid
With
hidden medieval core, Jama Masjid is among few oldest mosques of India. Located
in the heart of Delhi, near Chandni Chowk market, Jama Masjid will clear all
your misconceptions about Islam.
11. Hauz Khas Village, Delhi’s Party House
Check out the night life of Delhi at one of the ancient villages in
the city, the Hauz Khas Village. Thousands of pubs, bakeries and boutiques make
it one of the most travelled destinations, especially for youngsters.
12. India Gate
Designed
by Raj-era architect Edward Lutyens, it is the national monument of India. This
gate was designed as a memorial for 90,000 Indian soldiers killed fighting for
Britain in World War I. Today, it serves as a mark of bravery and sacrifice of
Indian armed forces.
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