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New Delhi aka: नई दिल्ली, ਨਵੀਂ ਦਿੱਲੀ, نئی دلی

328 people want to go here. 462 people have been here.
93% of people who have been to New Delhi think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in New Delhi are Red Fort, Qutab Minar, and India Gate. New Delhi is featured on the lists Capital Cities of the World, All 196 World Capitals, and Places featured in Season 13 of The Amazing Race. Places in New Delhi have been tagged india, temple, and restaurant.

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8 months ago

About New Delhi by integralfusion

Delhi tourism and travel information such as accommodation, festivals, transport, maps, activities and attractions in Delhi, India – Lonely Planet.

over 2 years ago

Untitled by Juhatapani

just magnificant place, just unbilievable

over 5 years ago

New Delhi - Rich and Poor at the Same Time by hmendon

New Delhi is a rich and poor city at the same time. India is a very interesting country that has a lot of culture, although the people don’t have a lot of money.

New Delhi has a population of 21,883 million people and it’s the capital of India. They speak Hindu and English, and their main religion is Hinduism. India, with a population of 986 million, has a lot of industries. The main industries are textiles, chemicals, food processing, steel, transportation, equipment, cement and mining. As you can see, they have a lot of money, but where does all this money go? That is a million dollar question! They have a lot of money, but it doesn’t go to the population. People in New Delhi are not living the best of the conditions right now. People don’t have basic sanitation or a decent home to live. It’s also common to see children working with their parents, instead of going to school.

Even with their need of help, their culture is something to be amazed with. Their religion is the main source of culture, the way they believe in it, and don’t disagree with anything about it. Hinduism is not a religion in India anymore; it is a way of living. The Indians wake up and sleep thinking about it. And don’t you dare breaking a Hinduism rule! It is really amazing the way they follow their religion, and how they can follow it, and still have hope, with no money.

Even with all the amazing things they have, such as the Taj Mahal, poverty is present. But it is a very interesting country to be visited, although it has its problems.

Bruna K.

over 5 years ago

Untitled by Kevin Smith

I’m going over Diwali weekend, as I have work off on Friday. Looking forward to it.

over 5 years ago

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arcade2007 asks,
“I am planning to visit New Delhi next year. Does anyone how of any campsites or campervan rental companies in India? Thanks” over 2 years ago
NG asks,
“I'm going to New Delhi on a business trip for a month, of course I will have so little time to visit the city. What are the major 3 or 4 sites I can visit during this busy time?” over 3 years ago

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