Tuesday, 31 January 2017

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.
from Food Tours India http://www.robertjrichey.com/2016/10/21/10-reasons-two-weeks-india/

Sunday, 29 January 2017

Photo walks of India http://photographytourindelhi.com/new-delhi-photo-walk/


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Saturday, 28 January 2017

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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Friday, 27 January 2017

Sightseeing walks and food tours in New Delhi http://foodtourindelhi.com/food-tours-in-delhi/


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Thursday, 26 January 2017

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.
from Food Tours India http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/Exploring-Delhi-frame-by-frame/articleshow/48221586.cms

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
from Food Tours India http://gr8traveltips.com/food-tour-in-delhi/

Tuesday, 24 January 2017

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.
from Food Tours India http://www.gourmetgetaways.com.au/lets-go-delhi-walking-food-tour/