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- 2024/03/30 8:04
- ☀️ 77 °F
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- インド National Capital Territory of Delhi South Delhi Nizāmuddīn West 28.592764, 77.24418228°35’34” N 77°14’39” E
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Humayun Tomb, Dehli
3月30日, インド ⋅ ☀️ 77 °F
The Humayun's tomb is the tomb of Mughal emperor, Mirza Nasir al-Din Muhammad commonly known as Humayun situated in Delhi, India. The tomb was commissioned by Humayun's first wife and chief consort, Empress Bega Begum under her patronage in 1558. It was the first garden-tomb on the Indian subcontinent, and is located in Nizamuddin East, Delhi, close to the Dina-panah Citadel, also known as Purana Qila (Old Fort), that Humayun found in 1538. It was also the first structure to use red sandstone at such a scale. The tomb was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993. Besides the main tomb enclosure of Humayun, several smaller monuments dot the pathway leading up to it, from the main entrance in the West, including one that even pre-dates the main tomb itself, by twenty years; it is the tomb complex of Isa Khan Niazi, an Afghan noble in Sher Shah Suri's court of the Suri dynasty, who fought against the Mughals, constructed in 1547 CE.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 So beautiful!
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旅行者 I have run out of words to describe the pictures that you post. Just know that each one is a work of art on its own.
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The Great India Adventure
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- 2023/04/28 10:58
- ☁️ 86 °F
- 海抜: 705 フィート
- インド National Capital Territory of Delhi South Delhi Nizāmuddīn West 28.593395, 77.25065628°35’36” N 77°15’2” E
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Humayun’s Tomb
2023年4月28日, インド ⋅ ☁️ 86 °F
Our third UNESCO World Heritage Site on this trip, and once again we learned that having an excellent guide makes all the difference. I don’t think I can explain all that we learned on our tour here. In a nutshell, this Tomb was build in the time of the Mughal empire, and it’s central design was copied later for the Taj Mahal. I’ll make notes on some of the photos to share some of the details that we learned. Including the fact that the gardener and barber were given tombs in the compound because they had to be treated well - they were the two people most likely to be able to kill the king!もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Nice photo
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- 2024/02/04 16:50
- ⛅ 66 °F
- 海抜: 712 フィート
- インド National Capital Territory of Delhi South Delhi Nizāmuddīn West 28.590836, 77.24181428°35’27” N 77°14’31” E
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Rooftop View of HIK’s Dargah
2月4日, インド ⋅ ⛅ 66 °F
The building with the orange roof is Hazrat Inayat Khan’s dargah. The dargah is actually built to include the tree that’s growing up from the center. The tree is only feet from the grave. The other pictures were taken inside a few days ago.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful place Malka 🩷
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旅行者 Yes, Malka, thank you for sharing these windows into your time there ❤️
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旅行者 so wonderful to see the dargah and feel the peaceful atmosphere
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旅行者 I love that the tree was included!
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- 2024/03/27 12:55
- ☀️ 35 °C
- 海抜: 215 m
- インド National Capital Territory of Delhi South Delhi Nizāmuddīn West 28.593286, 77.25064728°35’36” N 77°15’2” E
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J11 : Delhi - Sikhisme et mausolées
3月27日, インド ⋅ ☀️ 35 °C
Légère digression sur le programme initial, nous visitons un temple Sikh. Le plus grand de Delhi. Evidemment, des centaines de turbans enroulent les têtes des hommes. Je me contenterai d un foulard et des pieds nus (chaussettes prohibées).
Le temple est superbe. Et même si les photos sont interdites dans l enceinte du temple, les dorures des colonnes et la plénitude du lieu sont apaisantes. Un guru officiait au moment de notre entrée. Sur le flanc Est du temple se trouve une énorme étendue d eau carrée poissonneuse. Il s'agit de l eau sacrée (et nonobstant croupie) dans laquelle les Sikhs se baignent, s aspergent, boivent voire .... urinent pour absoudre leurs péchés et leurs douleurs corporelles. Le guide m'a proposé d'y goûter en tant que remède miracle : je ne sais pas pourquoi, mais je me sentais en PLEINE forme à ce moment précis!... donc inutile de m'adonner au "doux" breuvage. Merci mais non merci...
Immersion successive dans la boutique, le réfectoire puis dans la cuisine, où nous sommes toujours pieds nus et où j'ai retourné quelques chapatis en tant que bénévole. Les repas servis sont gratuits et sont ouverts à tous : une sorte de Restos du Cœur financée par de généreuses donations des fidèles. Le nécessaire de cuisine est hygiénique : on pourrait limite manger à même le sol tellement il est propre.

La visite achevée, nous nous dirigeons vers le tombeau d'Humayun, roi Mogol déchu dont le mausolée a été ordonné par une de ses veuves. Le tombeau date de la toute fin du XVème, soit un gros centenaire avant le Taj Mahal.
Le parc qui entoure le monument est immense: de larges travées augurent de belles balades; des rigoles illustrent l'étendue du système d'irrigation; la faune aviaire garantit une ambiance sonore. D'autres édifices composent aussi le complexe (Isa Khan, tombeau érigé 20 ans avant celui d Humains ; Barber's Tomb, etc.).
Le séjour s'achève sur un restaurant très cossu The Imperial Spice avant de me rendre largemenr en avance à l aéroport pour rejoindre Bangalore le soir venu.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Oui j'ai agrandi la photo, c'était bien toi au retournement de crêpes...
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- 2024/02/05 22:03
- 🌙 55 °F
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- インド National Capital Territory of Delhi South Delhi Nizāmuddīn West 28.590803, 77.24155728°35’27” N 77°14’30” E
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Roses for the Dargah
2月5日, インド ⋅ 🌙 55 °F
Roses are sold everywhere and become more abundant as we get closer to the dargah. We purchased a multitude and Rahmat carried them on his head from Nazamuddin’s dargah to Hazrat Inayat Khan’s. The roses were then placed on top by everyone.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 I wondered how all the roses appear at the dargah 🌹
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- 2024/02/05 10:48
- ⛅ 63 °F
- 海抜: 679 フィート
- インド National Capital Territory of Delhi South Delhi Nizāmuddīn West 28.590922, 77.24160528°35’27” N 77°14’30” E
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Procession from Nazamuddin to HIK
2月5日, インド ⋅ ⛅ 63 °F
Second procession now. The orange cloth in the picture is the chaader. Everyone tries to touch it if not hold onto it while it’s being carried. The first video shows the narrow walkway out of Nazamuddin’s dargah on the way to the street. The second video shows the chaader being carried up the steps to Hazrat Inayat Khan’s dargah.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 About how many people do you think were part of the procession? Also, I see people in parkas! What was the temperature?
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旅行者 I just saw that a temperature is listed beside your posts. I’m guessing that’s the current?
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- 2024/02/05 10:09
- ☁️ 61 °F
- 海抜: 692 フィート
- インド National Capital Territory of Delhi South Delhi Nizāmuddīn West 28.591335, 77.24194328°35’29” N 77°14’31” E
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Urs Day Procession
2月5日, インド ⋅ ☁️ 61 °F
We started around 9:30 for the procession to Dargah Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia. Blessing of the chaadar is underway. The chaader is a large cloth used to cover bodies for burial or graves. Listen for the familiar! At 11:00 the procession with chaadar to Dargah Hazrat Sufi Inayat Khan will begin. It’s a very short distance. We are always walking…もっと詳しく
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Delhi sightseeing - like a tourist
2019年10月23日, インド ⋅ ☀️ 28 °C
After our eat like a local tour we decided to spend the next day taking it easy within the confines of the hotel. Our India tour doesn't officially start until the evening when we meet the tour group then of full swing on Wednesday morning with a sightseeing tour of Delhi.

First stop was a mosque but no photos taken taken because they charge for use of a camera. As far as mosques go it was not particularly decorative. After that we had a rickshaw ride around the Chandni Chowk market area. Organised chaos. Moved on from there to visit the memorial of Mahatma Ghandi, drove past India Gate and a look around the Parliament complex - lovely buildings made from red and white sandstone.

Lunch was held at a silk rug factory. Plied us with food and drink, demonstrated how the rugs were made and then proceeded to convince us that we needed to buy one. Very expensive and probably worth it as they are completely hand knotted- takes a family of four around 2 years to make a large rug. Cost would be around $25,000USD. Fortunately, the designs were too traditional for my liking but I believe 2 members of the group did buy a rug each (probably more in the $2000 range)

After lunch and rug sales we visited Humayun's tomb. This mausoleum built in 1560's is a precurser to the Taj Mahal and you can see that in the symmetry and domes. Final stop was Qutab Minar, an ornate 72m tall minaret . Beats me how they make these things. Finally the drive back to the hotel should have only taken about an hour, however India is currently in Dwali season (sort of the Hindu equivalent of Christmas) and the roads were absolutely gridlocked. Two and a half hours later we finally arrived back after hitting all the major tourist hotspots in Delhi.もっと詳しく
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- 2023/12/12 15:14
- ☀️ 23 °C
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- インド National Capital Territory of Delhi South Delhi Nizāmuddīn West 28.589653, 77.25315128°35’23” N 77°15’11” E
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Wanted: Patience
2023年12月12日, インド ⋅ ☀️ 23 °C
Today I am heading to Rishikesh to spend some time with meditation and practicing yoga in a ashram… the first challenge have already started, keep calm and relaxed while train is delayed hour for hour. Observing the people stepping in out the trains, carrying children and lot if stuff, gathered families sitting the ground eating or sleeping, mothers breastfeeding their little babies and so in is just entertaining.

India has the fourth largest railroad system in the world, behind only the USA, Russia and China.

The Indian Railways consists of a total track length of 126,366 km on 67,956 km of track along with 7,335 stations. The railroads operates 13,523 passenger trains and 9,146 freight trains daily. The railroad sector in India ships 1418.1 tons of freight and Indian Railways transports over eight billion passengers every year.

I can only admire this logistical work. Eat, wait & take it easy…

As I learned today: INDIA GREAT ALWAYS LATE!

18:00 departed the train and for my fortune it figured out I have a bed in a sleeper…

Binyani (fried dough Ballspieles with a spicy lentil potato mix) and Chai Masala are also provided… happy me 💞もっと詳しく
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Lisa und Benni Mini-Sabbatical
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New Delhi
2018年1月29日, インド ⋅ 🌫 18 °C
Wow... was für eine chaotische, laute, dreckige und magische Stadt Delhi ist! Alle zwei Meter sind wir wechselweise angeekelt, begeistert, betroffen, gestresst, verzaubert und überwältigt von den vielen Eindrücken. Unsere ersten Tage hier waren ein einziges Gemisch aus lautem Hupen, „Miss one photo please“, Smog, wunderschönen Mausoleen und abenteuerlichen Straßenüberquerungen. Morgen früh geht’s weiter mit der Bahn nach Agra und wir müssen den lieben, netten Leuten aus unserem Homestay schon wieder „Namaste“ sagen.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Gute Weiterreise, euch Süßen 😘
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旅行者 Das war doch bestimmt totale Reizüberflutung. Die schönen alten Gebäude, dazu der Lärm und Schmutz, die Armut der Menschen. Eure gefühlsmäßige Beschreibung ist gut nachzuvollziehen. Danke, dass wir daran teilhaben dürfen.
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