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What are the fine dining options? What about the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants? Here's what 11 local experts had to say about restaurants and food trucks in Delhi.

Delhi, India’s capital territory, is a massive metropolitan area in the country’s north. One should be aware of the traffic. In my city there are so many tourist and holy places which you can visit, and bars and hotels are a little bit expensive. Nearby is Chandni Chowk, a vibrant bazaar filled with food carts, sweets shops and spice stalls.

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1.One should download the Delhi Metro Map as it is very efficient, well connected and really convenient.
2. Don’t take cursing so seriously as Delhiites can curse in every situation but at the same time they have a very soft and polite side also. Moreover they are so helping.
3. Bargaining is necessary art here, and one that everyone can learn.
4. Take precautions that means always keep your mobile phones on. Before going to any place make sure you know about that place.
5. match your wardrobe with the season because whatever season it be it is going to be extreme.
6. The Night Culture: Here the bars and lounges are open after 10 pm and everyday in Delhi feels like an occasion.
7. Pollution rate is very high in Delhi so always keep a mask with you.
The city is very nice once you get here it will accept you very easily.

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Delhi is mostly famous for its old monuments and different varieties of food especially Indian cuisine. And most famous and old place here is old Delhi. Here is chandni chowk and it is famous especially for its non vegetarian food.

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Delhi is an expensive city. It has a vast metro network, and hence one can choose to rent accommodation in the cheaper areas, if there is any budgetary constraint. In this city one can savour the cuisine from any part of India. The city has a cosmopolitan population, and people from all parts of India live here.

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Delhi is the capital of India so one must not forget to visit it. Things to do in Delhi-visit as many tourist places and historical places because Delhi is known for its heritage. One should try different cuisine and explore street food as well. Travel by means of metro because it’s convenient and safe. So… Enjoy and stay safe…

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Delhi is about it’s food, there are different foods available at a very reasonable rate like chapatis, vegetarian foods, non-vegetarian foods, south indian, Gujarati, Bengali, eastern foods etc. Delhi is the soul of our country India. Delhi also have monuments, parks, mosque for visiting. In Delhi, all the medical facility, restaurant and hotels, airport facility are easily available.

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Delhi is a great city. It has amazing restaurants with great food. There are different historic monuments which people would love to visit like Red Fort, Lotus Temple and India Gate. Metro in Delhi connects the whole city. The weather is great and people from different parts of country love to live here.

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Delhi is the heart of India and has the best of everything from cloth markets to electronic item markets, street food markets to five star restaurants. The whole city is connected through Metro and Buses. Housing rates vary from 5000 Rs. to 40,000 depending on the locality and size of the house.

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Make sure to always take either Ola/Uber or metro for mobility, else he/she would be easily tricked by the locals. Delhi is quite expensive, so one can rent fully furnished flat instead of Airbnb because they could be scamster. The quality of food is quite good in almost every restaurant.

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Delhi is the Capital of India. New Delhi is more of a modern part of Delhi. Delhi has metro, malls, restaurants and party lounges. You’ll just have real fun when you visit Delhi. It is a place where you can easily make friends and hangout with them. Delhi is also called the City of People full of Love.

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Something for middle-class people: If you are not rich then you should get habitual of saving money. Even a ‘barf ka Gola’ is going to cost you around RS 30. If you are planning to go to a ‘nice restaurant’ for once then you can but you will run out of money for the entire month.

Useful tips:
– Get a metrocard and prefer metro over any other modes of transport because it is cheap, convenient, and keeps you safe from Delhi’s pollution.
– Use E-rickshaw and DTC buses.

Things you’ll experience in Delhi:
– Smog: In winter, be ready to witness a new kind of fog, that is smog. Initially, maybe you will think it is fog but eventually it will burn your eyes and it decreases the visibility of the roads and maybe you will see this fog kind of thing even in your room.
– Cheap shopping: Maybe other things are pretty expensive here but shopping is going to balance this. You can go to Sarojini and many other places for the cheapest clothes.
– The feeling of summer even in the rainy season: If it is not raining in the rainy season then you can get the feeling of summer.
– Minimum rainfall: If you are not from Haryana, Punjab, and Rajasthan be ready for this new change. The major cause of minimum rainfall here is ‘Delhi’s Pollution’.

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