| Page Views: 3,371 Last Visit to Delhi: June, 2004 | Shahjahanabad, as old as its history .... by ukirsari - last update: Jul 11, 2005 |
/from blogspot 1 | Fruits sellers at Aruna Nagar (c) ukirsari |
Friday, June 25, 2004
how many days i "leave" my bloogie blogger diary? i can't "recon" [hahaha], it doesn't mean i forgot ... but truely caused by i'm away from my beloved country.
staying at tibetan colony at aruna nagar; majnu-ka-tilla, northern part of delhi, nearby yamuna river, i became familiar with 'momo', 'thenktuk' and several delicious tibetan delicacies. |
| Tibetan Custard (c) ukirsari |
|  | /from blogspot 2 Sunday, June 27, 2004
yeah, good morning delhi, good morning india ... i always say that every morning in my travel. as happened in my cambodia trip and malacca. countries and cities deserves that from the travellers, aren't they? :)
morning delhi, morning india ...
in majnu-ka-tilla, after such a long way around northern part of india, close to the mighty himalayan mountaineous range ... i am back to 'normal' and have to be very 'normal' days ahead on my departure, back to my country. normal here means >> trying not to have post holiday blues after my india trip!
i already had custard with cashew nut at lhasa house [uhummm, let's say as 'training' before truely go to lhasa, tibet, one day :)] |
| Saint James' Church Delhi (c) ukirsari |
| | >> Mughal Capital << Old Delhi was originally the Mughal Capital of Shahjahanabad, built by Shah Jahan when he moved the imperial court from Agra to Delhi.
Several of the buildings during his era:
~ Lal Qila [Red Fort]
~ Jami Masjid
~ Chandni Chowk >> several old British buildings also built nearby here, like Saint James' Church and General Post Office of Old Delhi |
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VeronicaG Wed Dec 28, 2005 15:13 UTC
Such pretty pictures! You captured Delhi 's inner soul... | DaDrifter Fri May 20, 2005 14:14 UTC
Delightful pages, @rie. I take back the offer, you seem to know Delhi a lot better than I do :) Maybe next time you are here, you can take me on a guided tour instead ;) ... LOL. | easyoar Sat Jan 15, 2005 11:53 UTC
All that food looks very good, but did you go down with the dreaded "Delhi Belly"? I really like the Humayun's charbagh and Tomb. Great pages! | belgianchocolate Fri Oct 22, 2004 06:21 UTC
I love the 'charbagh' - You always write fantastic restaurant tips. hmmm , great architecture pictures again. well done arie. |
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