All of the contrasts of India are present in its capital city, New Delhi. In this gigantic megalopolis inhabited by 19 million people, you will find a fascinating mixture of languages, dialects, accents, cultures and religions. Bigger than London, it boasts modern skyscrapers standing on very large avenues, as well as inextricable streets belonging to a bygone age and reminiscent of a glorious past.
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An impressive fleet of rickshaws – iconic light three-wheeled vehicles - relentlessly crosses the city in all directions and can take you to any place of your choice: whether it be the India Gate, a monumental national arch situated at the end of the Raj Path Avenue - New Delhi’s “Champs Elysées” - or to Connaught Place, the largest square in the city, built south of Old Delhi’s boundaries. Then, you may want to visit the Chandni Chowk bazaars or Sarojni Nagar market to practise your bargaining skills and become intoxicated with the sweet fragrance of India, this delicate perfume of jasmine and roses mingled with the exotic scents of spices, so essential to Indian cooking...
The holy shrines of two age-old religions, Islam and Hinduism, can be found in New Delhi. You will admire Jama Masjid, the largest mosque in India, as well as the remains of the Moghul Empire or the sacred river Yamunâ, worshipped by the Hindus. To the spiritual and the sacred, you can add the unusual: the Sulabh international museum of toilets. Just like works of art, toilets of all materials and designs and from different countries are proudly exhibited there in order to raise awareness of hygiene and sanitation issues!
Be ready for an unforgettable experience packed with adventures. This trip will teach you a lot and inevitably transform you!
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