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If you are looking for a friend to show you their favourite food places in the city - you are at the right place! Delhi Food Adventure enables Tourists to experience the best food and walking experience in Delhi. Our Walking Tours last ~ 3 hours in which participants visit multiple outlets, sample authentic Indian food and get stuffed to their fullest! We have pre-selected the best, most delicious and cleanest places to eat. Our food walk offers you a chance to experience the real India and see the local markets up close.
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Some Yummy memories from Recent Walks.
Raj KachoriThe King of Snacks!
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Introduction:
Shahjahanabad is the name of the grand city established by the Mughal emperor Shahjahan in 1648. This city was considered as the jem of the Mughal Empire In India and a religious and cultural hub. Today it is called as Purani Dilli (Old Delhi, Old City) or reffered to as the Chandni Chowk Area.
This crazy food walk takes you to an experience which transforms the Delhi culture to an era mostly forgotten. In the countless bazaars and the narrow lanes of the old city, you will come across burqa clad women, bearded men, poverty stricken homeless, laborers, countless vendors, urban delhiites and swanky tourists. The Chandni Chowk area is one of the most crowded areas in Delhi. If you are really interested in trying the food popular with locals, are confident about your stomach handling street food and want to experience the super crowded bazaars and riksha rides - we will recommend Chandni Chowk for an amazing and indigenous food experience. You can also consider combining the food walk with a visit the Red Fort (a World Heritage Site) by coming in a bit early or after the walk.
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Connaught Place Food Tour - "The Hogathon"
Delhi Food Adventure has launched a guided "Food Walk" or a "Culinary Tour" in Connaught Place. The aim of the tour is to enable tourists to taste the best of Delhi food and Indian delicacies in a single evening in a safe setting.
Connaught Place was so named after the Duke of Connaught who visited Delhi in 1921. It was later renamed to Rajiv Chowk after the late Indian Prime Minister - Rajiv Gandhi. Most Delhi-ites call it CP and so shall we. Connaught Place is a perfect place to shop, eat and drink and most tourists end up spending some time in this market.
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