10 Reasons to Spend Two Weeks in India - Robert J. Richey

http://www.robertjrichey.com/2016/10/21/10-reasons-two-weeks-india/ India may be the most colorful country in the world. Textile shops, pedal-rickshaws, spice markets, flowers, lakes, and Tequila Sunrise mornings paint the backdrop for unmatched photographic diversity. India’s people are just as colorful as their home and normally accommodate the wannabe photojournalist with sometimes fun and often serious poses. Photo opportunities are everywhere in India; however, while in Delhi try Delhi Photo Tour, an excellent resource for a behind the scenes look at a city with no shortage of hidden gems.
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Photo walks of India http://photographytourindelhi.com/new-delhi-photo-walk/

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Food Tour in Delhi

http://gonetraveling.me/delhi-food-tour/ FOOD TOUR IN DELHI I loved the organic ice cream, the walk to the roof tops of the spice trade markets, and letting the busy streets offer me a glimpse of what old-time England could have worked like.
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Sightseeing walks and food tours in New Delhi http://foodtourindelhi.com/food-tours-in-delhi/

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Exploring Delhi, frame by frame - Times of India

Exploring Delhi, frame by frame http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/Exploring-Delhi-frame-by-frame/articleshow/48221586.cms The idea of a photo walk has also begun to charm tourists. They see it as an exciting opportunity to explore the city and capture memories.Jaidev Jamwal from Delhi Photo Tour organizes different kinds of photo walks, each covering a varied segment. "It's a new concept, at least in India, and local people are still largely unaware. But we get very good response from foreign visitors. Students who want to take pictures for academic work also approach us. We have had professional and semi-professional photographers who have been to India and keep visiting to take pictures," says Jamwal.
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Experience An Amazing Food Tour in Delhi - Gr8 Travel Tips

http://gr8traveltips.com/food-tour-in-delhi/ Select A Food Tour In Delhi If your travels have you stopping in New Delhi India, then I can’t recommend enough that you take time from your schedule to experience a Food Tour in Delhi. My son and I did just that with a very reputable and professional business called FoodTourInDelhi.com. There is a variety of different Food Tours to choose from depending on your time and budget. We chose their authentic Food Walk Tour down the streets and alleyways of Old Delhi. Walking throughout the side streets and alleys of Old Delhi definitely gives you a feel and taste of everyday life for locals living and visiting this historic part of Delhi. A truly unique and one of kind experience! Most of the restaurants and food vendors we visited on this tour, you would be hard pressed to find or think of trying on your own without the assurance and recommendations of a professional tour guide. A number of these food establishments have been around well over 60 years and much more! Gr8 Travel Tips
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Let's Go on a Delhi Walking Food Tour - Gourmet Getaways

http://www.gourmetgetaways.com.au/lets-go-delhi-walking-food-tour/ Our guide for the day was Jaidev who took us to our first food stop. It was at an unassuming restaurant that we were told had been operating for more than 100 years. They were breakfast and most people were enjoy puri with various curries. Puri is a deep fried bread which puffs up whilst been cooked. The puffy shell is crisp and hollow leaving the centre free for a sweet or savoury filling.
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Wanders and words: Delhi’s literary life

https://www.gadventures.com/blog/wanders-and-words-delhis-literary-life/ The food capital of India, a Delhi food walk is truly a moveable feast. Food Tour in Delhi is highly rated Gadventure - India
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Shanghai

https://medium.com/@nhs266/shanghai-b7244699b6ec#.lb9wv5gmt Food Tour in Delhi offers a plethora of tours from chef tours and introduction to spices to tea tasting and shopping tours accompanied by snacks ”A lot of very good photo-opportunities and bragging rights are on line” Customize their tours to the specific desires of their guests Prices range from $45–120 USD
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An Evening with Indian Food Tours

http://travelsleeprepeat.me.uk/an-evening-with-indian-food-tours/ Besides the food Jaidev gave us a historical insight about Old Delhi. There was a real hard-working nature here, we weren’t hassled by vendors or sales pitches, and there were even no tuk tuks around. We were guided around the local bazaars and learned of the various spices used to make our well-loved curries.
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Feeding Delhi - Visiting a Sikh Temple Kitchen - Gourmet Getaways

http://www.gourmetgetaways.com.au/feeding-delhi-visiting-sikh-temple-kitchen/ As part of of Food Tour of Delhi we visited the Gurudwara Bangla Sahib. This temple is one of the most prominent Sikh temples in Delhi, India. Earlier in the food tour I asked our guide Jaidev about the people we saw living in the street. I was concerned that they were so thin. Some adults and children looked like they were literally starving! Our guide explained that no one leaving near a temple should starve as they can be fed by the temple kitchen. Jaidev explained a lot of the temples practise a policy of Langar. This term means the temple has a kitchen staffed by volunteers that will provide a meal. There is no payment for food and all visitors to the temple can partake, regardless of religious beliefs.
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Discover the 6 Best Tours in Delhi | EverythingAboutDesign.com

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India food tour - Comidas Magazine - Because we love comidas.

http://www.comidasmagazine.com/secciones/comidas/india-food-tour/ India food tour Viajar mola. Comer cosas nuevas y de países lejanos también. Y si se pueden hacer las dos cosas a la vez ya ni te cuento. Eso mismo es lo que pensaron Claire y Darren cuando decidieron contratar un tour gastronómico en su viaje por India. “Nos encanta la comida india y además queríamos conocer la parte viaje de la ciudad de Delhi, en la que sólo vamos a pasar un día, así que este tour es la perfecta combinación”, cuenta Claire en el coche que nos llevará a Old Delhi. Esa es la idea porque la que Jaidev montó hace ya cuatro años India Food Tour, una empresa que ofrece viajes gastronómicos y clases de cocina en Delhi, Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur y Agra. “La comida india es popular fuera del país, pero sólo aquí se encuentra la auténtica”, cuenta el fundador de la empresa. Hoy esta pareja británica ha contratado un tour de cuatro horas en las que no se para de comer. Comer y caminar. O caminar y comer. El orden de los factores no altera al producto. “¿Habéis comido hoy?”. Es la primera pregunta que Jaidev les hace. “Nos dieron buena comida en el avión, pero la verdad es que ahora tenemos hambre”, contesta Darren. Y el tour no puede empezar con mejores intenciones. Primera parada en Shyam Sweet, para probar kachori y samosas. Se pueden parecer a nuestras empanadillas, pero en realidad no tienen nada que ver. Comúnmente llevan patata y alguna verdura, pero en este lugar son de coliflor y guisante. “En Gran Bretaña no son así”, dice Claire, y la advertencia de Jaidev se hace realidad. Comida's Magazine
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Discover the 6 Best Tours in Delhi - Radisson Blu Blog

http://blog.radissonblu.com/discover-6-best-tours-delhi/ Complete Delhi Food Tour For a taste of the city’s unique culinary traditions, embark on a Complete Delhi Food Tour. Covering the top foodie hotspots of Old and New Delhi combined, this seven-hour adventure includes samples of up to 20 classic dishes and only ends when guests can’t eat another bite. Radisson Blu Marina CP
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How to get to know India through its food: an insider’s guide to some must-try experiences

Food Tours Go forth and conquer the streets with India Food Tour (indiafoodtour.com) in popular cities such as Delhi, Jaipur, Agra and Mumbai. It also offers culinary journeys across India accompanied with a chef. In these tours, you get to understand and explore the various communities that make the city, and their unique cuisines. http://cookingganja.com/2016/05/21/how-to-get-to-know-india-through-its-food-an-insiders-guide-to-some-must-try-experiences/ #food #india #travel
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Himachal Pradesh, India: The Land of the Gods

Our 11 day journey began in Delhi and continued on to the lap of the Himalayas, Shimla. From here the terrain continued to change vastly each day; it began as emerald green pine covered hills and developed into rocky valleys. http://adventuresofashleigh.blogspot.in/2014/09/dev-bhumi-land-of-gods-himalayas.html #india #himalayas #mountains
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Delhi day one

https://purplefig.blogspot.in/2013/09/delhi-day-one.html After some toing and froing between our guides we met up with Rajeev and JD from Food Tour in Delhi at about 3.00pm. Exuberant Rajeev and the quieter JD were to lead us through the most extraordinary NINE hour food adventure through some of the oldest (and scariest) parts of Delhi, introducing us to some of the most authentic food tastes and experiences we could never imagine. It's now almost 24 hours after we concluded the tour and no gastric upsets yet - so it proved to be a completely successful food experience in every sense!! We set off in rickshaws through the crowded, gridlocked streets and laneways of heritage listed Old Delhi.
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Wanders and words: Delhi’s literary life

The food capital of India, a Delhi food walk is truly a moveable feast. Food Tour Delhi is highly rate https://www.gadventures.com/blog/wanders-and-words-delhis-literary-life/
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How to get to know India through its food: an insider’s guide to some must-try experiences

http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/travel-leisure/article/1948525/how-get-know-india-through-its-food-insiders-guide-some One of the best ways to enjoy a new city or country is through its local food. And nowhere is this truer than in India. It is a land with a mind-boggling variety of regional cuisine, going way beyond the chicken tikka masala that has come to represent Indian food globally. However, eating in a new place also brings with it concerns about health and hygiene, and again, nowhere is this truer than in India, especially when getting adventurous with street food. But you can forget Delhi Belly and get to know India through its food with this insider’s guide to enjoying interesting, authentic and safe experiences across the country. 1. Food Tours Go forth and conquer the streets with India Food Tour (indiafoodtour.com) in popular cities such as Delhi, Jaipur, Agra and Mumbai. It also offers culinary journeys across India accompanied with a chef. In these tours, you get to understand and explore the various communities that make the city, and their unique cuisines. South China Morning Post SCMP.com/int
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Savourer la vieille ville C'est à la sortie du métro Chawri Bazar que j'ai retrouvé Jaidev. S. Jamwal, cofondateur de l'India Food Tour. C'est là, dans ce quartier complètement fou qu'est le Vieux Delhi, que le jeune indien m'a donné rendez-vous et s'est appliqué à me faire découvrir les délices de sa ville et de son pays. Une balade gourmande de 4 heures à travers des lieux méticuleusement sélectionnés proposant les meilleures et les plus authentiques expériences culinaires indiennes. Une promenade incluant une dizaine d'arrêts gourmands en lien direct avec ce plaisir de bien manger si évident retrouvé en Inde. C'est en zigzaguant entre les passants, les animaux et les rickshaws, puis en enjambant les tonnes de déchets (majoritairement lancés en pleines rues par les travailleurs sanitaires en guise de protestation contre le gouvernement) que j'ai suivi Jaidev dans les dédales du Vieux Delhi et dans des lieux où je n'aurais jamais eu l'idée de m'aventurer. De petits kiosques, de minirestaurants familiaux et de véritables institutions de la vieille ville où l'Inde se révèle, une bouchée à la fois. Des fameux desserts du Shyam Sweets aux pains maison cuisinés dans un minuscule restaurant de l'étroite allée de Gali Paranthe Wali, en passant par le singulier marché aux épices de Chandani Chowk et l'arrêt au kiosque de crèmes glacées Kuremal Mohan Lal, les pains, yaourts, frites épicées, samossas, desserts, sandwichs indiens et autres plats typiques ont tous été photographiés, humés, examinés puis dévorés, à la cuillère ou même à la main comme le font les locaux

from Food Tours India http://www.facebook.com/pages/p/718125608234759 Savourer la vieille ville C'est à la sortie du métro Chawri Bazar que j'ai retrouvé Jaidev. S. Jamwal, cofondateur de l'India Food Tour. C'est là, dans ce quartier complètement fou qu'est le Vieux Delhi, que le jeune indien m'a donné rendez-vous et s'est appliqué à me faire découvrir les délices de sa ville et de son pays. Une balade gourmande de 4 heures à travers des lieux méticuleusement sélectionnés proposant les meilleures et les plus authentiques expériences culinaires indiennes. Une promenade incluant une dizaine d'arrêts gourmands en lien direct avec ce plaisir de bien manger si évident retrouvé en Inde. C'est en zigzaguant entre les passants, les animaux et les rickshaws, puis en enjambant les tonnes de déchets (majoritairement lancés en pleines rues par les travailleurs sanitaires en guise de protestation contre le gouvernement) que j'ai suivi Jaidev dans les dédales du Vieux Delhi et dans des lieux où je n'aurais jamais eu l'idée de m'aventurer. De petits kiosques, de minirestaurants familiaux et de véritables institutions de la vieille ville où l'Inde se révèle, une bouchée à la fois. Des fameux desserts du Shyam Sweets aux pains maison cuisinés dans un minuscule restaurant de l'étroite allée de Gali Paranthe Wali, en passant par le singulier marché aux épices de Chandani Chowk et l'arrêt au kiosque de crèmes glacées Kuremal Mohan Lal, les pains, yaourts, frites épicées, samossas, desserts, sandwichs indiens et autres plats typiques ont tous été photographiés, humés, examinés puis dévorés, à la cuillère ou même à la main comme le font les locaux

Vini Yogini: Himachal Pradesh, India: The Land of the Gods

Vini Yogini: Himachal Pradesh, India: The Land of the Gods: After reading countless travel experiences and learning of the general inability to utilize public transportation in the mountains, we decided to hire a private guide for our journey; we are so happy that we did as the trip was well organized and perfectly planned. We are also fortunate to honestly feel that we made two really great friends "dosti" on our adventure, our guide Raju and driver Rishi.