Visiting India? Make sure to include at least one of these palaces into your itinerary. Without seeing palaces in India, your journey is bound to be incomplete. It's no secret that India is studded with architectural gems of every possible kind - ancient temples and churches, magnificent mosques, imposing forts and opulent havelis. ...read more »
Delhi, the capital city in India replete with an interesting history, is definitely a must visit for any traveller. It houses the world’s biggest Hindu temple, the country’s largest mosque and the largest shopping mall in South Asia. It also has a unique distinctive quality- as the city grew it was divided into New Delhi ...read more »
Turning India black-and-white is a daring task. One of the reasons India is often called a photographer's paradise is the vibrant colors it has to offer. However, I've decided to experiment a bit and turn some of the photos monochromic. Well, here are the results - there is a completely different feel to black-and-white Delhi. ...read more »
A couple of days ago I’ve come back from Delhi. It was my third visit to this city, and actually I hadn’t been planning to see much – the main purpose of my trip was to renew my passport in the Ukrainian embassy. To be honest, I expected this job to be complicated and boring, ...read more »
Red Fort is known as one of the” must sees “ in Delhi, and even if you’re one of those who go off the beaten path, visiting this place will be rewarding in so many ways. I consider myself a huge fan of beautiful architecture, but looking at the massive fortified walls, walking among the ...read more »
When we were planning our trip to Delhi and Agra, the idea of seeing the Lotus Temple fascinated me more than possibility to visit famous Taj. I know that these two structures can't be compared in terms of workmanship, artistry and general scale, but I find the concept of a giant lotus flower peacefully resting ...read more »
In a few weeks I'm going to Delhi. It's been a while since I visited this city, and my memories of it can't be simply described. The Indian capital wasn't exactly friendly, but I suppose expecting a friendly attitude from officers of the Ministry of Home Affairs would be too much 🙂 At the same ...read more »
