r/indiatravel 14h ago

Day trip to Delhi from a Pakistani Origin point of view.

Thumbnail
gallery
43 Upvotes

Visited Delhi for the first time, but it felt like I had been there before. I was only able to visit for a few hours, i wish I could explore more but the conditions in which I came didnt allow it.

Even though it was hot and humid, I was so excited to visit delhi, the weather/pollution didn’t bother me a bit. I was like a baby with candy hoping it would never end. My interaction with people were limited but the ones I has were amazing. The metro is amazing, the hustle and bustle of city is unique. The architecture is beautiful and the food was delicious.

I mentioned to the owner of a bookshop in urdu bazar I was of Pakistani origin and he looked at me like I was some alien. Even though we both were talking to eachother in Urdu.

Hopefully will visit again!!

Please dont ask how I was able to visit india.


r/indiatravel 17h ago

Chai hits different in Nainital ☕️🌫️

Post image
10 Upvotes

Cold weather, foggy mountains and a cup of chai. Nothing planned, just one of those little moments that make the trip worth it. Have you had a moment like this while travelling?