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    • TravelerTrip Around the World
      Day 25

      Day 2 New Delhi

      November 3, 2023 in India ⋅ ☀️ 30 °C

      Our full day in Delhi was a success! We started off the morning at the Red Fort, and from there went to a market across the road. We jumped on a bike and the guy pedaling ended up taking us to a spice market which was super cool. After we went to Agrasen Ki Baoli which is the photo of Vedant and I pictured. It was an old bathing area and it was super cool to see. We then ended up at Hyumuans Tomb which was a super beautiful memorial site. Finally we ended at the Lotus Temple which is the lotus looking photo here at sunset. You can also see the air pollution in the sky in this photo, it’s been a cloudy few days here in Delhi due to pollution.

      Had another amazing dinner here in India!      Read more

    • TravelerEin Jahr voller Sonntage.
      Day 2–3

      Delhi

      January 4 in India ⋅ ⛅ 17 °C

      Von 0 auf 100
      und das nach 11h Flug ohne Schlaf 😊 Trifft ganz gut den ersten Eindruck, den wir von Delhi hatten
      Laut, geschäftig, kommunikativ, dreckig, schnell, vielseitig und kühler als gedacht
      - all das war es für uns. Ich (Nadine) brauche da erstmal ein paar Tage Eingewöhnungszeit 😅
      Übrigens: Um eine indische SIM Karte zu bekommen, brauchst du eine indische Nummer, klar logisch #bürokratiefastwieingoodoldgermany 😅🙈 aber was lange währt…      Read more

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    • Borboas trip
      1
      Day 111

      My big fat indien wedding

      January 19 in India ⋅ ☀️ 17 °C

      Hüt isch useputz tag, mir gönd an e indischi hochziig 🕺👯👳‍♂️👳‍♂️. Als vorbereitig simmer it Mall of India öpis go esse und zum coifeur ga. Mir hend alli recht hunger ka also hemmer 3 talis pstellt. Es isch soo vill esse gsie, keine vo eus het möge ufesse. Es het blöderwiis niemer vor her vorgschlage, ob mer nöd 2 talis für alli 3 wend nä. Witz, t marion het das gseit und t jeannine und de adrian hend sie nur entgeistered aglueged😂😂. Zum a de hochziit chli chic usgseh hend sich d jeannine und t marion t haare wäsche und frisiere la. De adrian het e komplett überarbeitig brucht und het sich t haare schniide und de bart rasiere la.

      Mir sind uf die 9i am abig a die hochziit und sind alli echli nervös gsie, was erwated eus nur detä?
      Detä acho simmer sehr herzlich vo de schwöster vo de brut in empfang gno worde. Chum simmer dine gsie, simmer vo ganz vill chellner belagered worde und hend ganz vill esse um eus ume ka. Es nei danke isch vo ihne nöd akzeptiert worde 😅😅. Wies so isch, sind au sache serviert worde, wo euse gaume nöd grad en freudetanz macht. Zum biespiel hets en shake mit paan gä. Betelnut, us was paan bestaht, wird au mit tabak gmischt und als chautabak konsumiert. Für die zentraleuropäischi gschmackschnospä eher fluech als sege.
      Villi gest vo de hochziit sind sehr neugirig uf eus zue cho und hend wellä wüsse vo wo mir sind 🙂. Hüt abig isch t verlobigs party gsie, wo de brütigam de bruut de ring an finger asteckt. Beidi familie siitene liefered sich en tanzwettkampf zu indischer musig. De jeannine ihre traum isch in erfüllig gange mitem indische tanz-flashmob 😂😂.

      Es het es giganisches büffet mit ässe gä. Alles isch vegetarischi chost gsie. Sehr fein aber doch eher pikant 😂😂.
      Nach mitternacht isch s fest richtig los gange und mir hend mit de anderne gest nöd nur s tanzbei sonder au eusi schultere und ärm ordentlich im indische stiel gschütled 😂😂.      Read more

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    • TravelerIndia
      Day 8

      Roses for the Dargah

      February 5 in India ⋅ 🌙 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.Read more

    • TravelerIndia
      Day 8

      Procession from Nazamuddin to HIK

      February 5 in India ⋅ ⛅ 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.Read more

    • Hazel and Ted's JourneysHazel & Ted in India
      Day 2

      Arrival into Delhi

      February 17, 2023 in India ⋅ ☀️ 28 °C

      Great flight and that’s praise indeed coming from someone who is not that into flying! For some reason people with the same name were not seated together… the man in between Ted and I had a wife who was in the row in front but with some cooperative juggling we were all sorted to our satisfaction by take-off. Did a bit of dozing but no real 💤 so Ted is now flat out on the hotel bed and I am by the splendid pool as, sleep or no sleep, I cannot pass this one up and we leave by 6 am tomorrow! An hour and a half’s queuing to get through immigration was chaotic and tortuous but we made it in the end, narrowly avoiding engaging in fisticuffs with queue jumpers and actually feeling lucky, as it can be up to 3 hours we were told. Introduction to the sights of Delhi was from the coach drive to the hotel but I wasn’t quick enough with my phone camera to snap the random cows, the many men who were casually having a pee by the roadside or the overly laden bikes so you will have to be satisfied with the photos I did get dear Readers! The traffic was horrendous with much honking of horns and this is expected to let the “opposition” (other road users) know you are there. I spied a small encampment, complete with washing lines on the roadside, which must make life almost impossible but there it was. By contrast our first hotel is large and palatial. Note to self….. it’s always advisable, having spent time sorting out jewellery, to remember to put the jewellery into the hand luggage and not leave at home ….. 😬😩Read more

    • TravelerIndia
      Day 8

      Urs Day Procession

      February 5 in India ⋅ ☁️ 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…Read more

    • TravelerInde 2024
      Day 13

      J11 : Delhi - Sikhisme et mausolées

      March 27 in India ⋅ ☀️ 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.      Read more

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    • TravelerIndia
      Day 16

      Mangalore

      February 13 in India ⋅ ☁️ 70 °F

      Up early Tuesday morning for a flight south to Mangalore. From there we’ll drive 2-1/2 hours or so to Anandashram, the ashram of Papa Ramdas in the Kerala area.
      It feels like the airport is being refreshed and renewed. Beautiful artwork reflecting the people of the area and of India. My favorite is the Sun Salutation poses sculpted in a spiral. We saw a similar presentation in Agra along the street…amazing! Not in a spiral though, one pose after the other, in order of course. Going too fast to get a video of that. Felt happy that I could capture this one. Also love that there’s a prayer room at the airport! And then, Krispy Kreme…say what???Read more

    • TravelerIndia
      Day 11

      Field Trip to Another Dargah

      February 8 in India ⋅ ☀️ 59 °F

      Today we visited the dargah of Hazrat Khwaja Qutbuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki — 18th Pir in the Chishti lineage of HIK. He died in 1235 or 1236. Women not allowed…the men in our group are seen walking through the lattice work. The wall plaque shows the silsila before him.Read more

    You might also know this place by the following names:

    South Delhi, جنوب دلهي, দক্ষিণ দিল্লি জেলা, Distrito de Delhi sur, Sud de Delhi, दक्षिण दिल्ली, Distretto di Delhi Sud, Zuid-Delhi, Distrito Sul de Deli, Южный Дели, दक्षिणदेहलीमण्डलम्, దక్షిణ ఢిల్లీ, Південне Делі, جنوبی دہلی

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