To add one more item to my “Been There, Done that” list, this weekend
I covered most famous part of food capital of India, the Chandni Chowk.
After Delhi Metro’s arrival to this most famous and oldest place in Delhi, It has become much easier for anybody to come here. So I also took the same to reach here from Rajouri Garden (taken metro from Dwarka station) .
As soon as you enter Chandni Chowk streets, you feel like its a different world (specially if you are coming from city of malls). This place is a mixture of religion, food, chaos, history, modernity, tradition and commerce. People moving fast here and there in narrow lanes. On every corner you will find something special to eat.
Most of the shops in Chandni Chowk are handed over from father to son, most of them now being managed by the fourth or fifth generations. There are examples of halwais, namkeenwalahs, paranthewalahs and many others. Every shop has its own specialty.
And with this, I have covered the most important landmarks around Chandni Chowk. We have not mentioned any of the markets or religious places, because that’s something I will take up in another post. And if you are planning to explore the area yourself, make sure you visit Chandni Chowk!
After Delhi Metro’s arrival to this most famous and oldest place in Delhi, It has become much easier for anybody to come here. So I also took the same to reach here from Rajouri Garden (taken metro from Dwarka station) .
As soon as you enter Chandni Chowk streets, you feel like its a different world (specially if you are coming from city of malls). This place is a mixture of religion, food, chaos, history, modernity, tradition and commerce. People moving fast here and there in narrow lanes. On every corner you will find something special to eat.
Most of the shops in Chandni Chowk are handed over from father to son, most of them now being managed by the fourth or fifth generations. There are examples of halwais, namkeenwalahs, paranthewalahs and many others. Every shop has its own specialty.
Source: www.chandnichowk.info |
Photo Credits: Sanya Pratap |
And with this, I have covered the most important landmarks around Chandni Chowk. We have not mentioned any of the markets or religious places, because that’s something I will take up in another post. And if you are planning to explore the area yourself, make sure you visit Chandni Chowk!
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