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About Delhi

Delhi, the spectacularly beautiful, Capital City of India, is a city popularly known for its rich cultural legacy and heritage. The most visited attractions of Delhi revolves around historical buildings, monuments, lush green parks, museums, art galleries, and more. The city never fails to impress its travellers with its culinary experiences. In terms of shopping, there are a variety of shopping hubs available, ranging from street markets and malls.

To encounter the subtle mix of hundreds of years old Mughal inheritance and urban advancement on your next vacation spot, you should focus in on Delhi-NCR. From breath-taking architecture, local markets to mouth-watering food and lively nightlife, the capital of India alongside the National Capital Region (NCR) has a great deal to offer whether you are on your work trip or going with family and companions. Notwithstanding that, there are a bunch of experiences for adventure lovers.

Places to eat: There is a lot to explore in Delhi when it comes to food. Travellers can find small roadside eateries or hawkers in almost every street and corner of the city and this is the reason why food lovers adore coming to this city for delectable journeys.

Modes of transport: There is a range of transportation options within Delhi which make travelling around this place, comfortable and convenient. You can choose from buses, auto-rickshaws, cycle-rickshaws, metros, and private cabs in case you are looking at economical and suitable options.

Places to shop: The vibrant aura of Delhi markets can make shopping a fun experience. The city boasts some of the best markets in India, selling a wide variety of items that include handicrafts, artifacts from all over the country. From Janpath or Tibetan market, Dilli Haat, Paharganj, Chandni Chowk, Shankar Market, Sundar Nagar market, and many more. The city also offers high-end mall experience, popular ones include, The Chanakya mall, Ambience Mall, DLF Emporio, Select Citywalk, Promenade, Cross River mall, etc.

The primary airport of New Delhi is Indira Gandhi International Airport or Delhi Airport. The airport code is (DEL). It has two main terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. The airport is located at about 15 km from New Delhi Railway Station. Indira Gandhi International Airport or Delhi Airport offers round the clock arrival and departure so that you can travel at your convenience and comfort. The airport is well-equipped with complimentary Wi-Fi service/facility. You can also book a return IndiGo flight to Mumbai from Delhi.

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About Mumbai

Mumbai derived both its current name, and former name of 'Bombay', from its earliest inhabitants and its location. The Koli community, who were slated among the original inhabitants of the city, worshipped and followed the goddess Mumba devi, offering the city its name of Mumbai. The name 'Bombay' on the other side, is believed to have been derived from the Portuguese phrase 'Bom Bahia', which means 'Beautiful Bay'. The heart of the city boasts some of the grandest colonial-era architecture, but explore a tad more and you will unravel unique bazaars, hidden temples, India's age-old restaurants and spectacular nightlife.

Best time to visit: Although travellers frequent the city throughout the year, the most suitable time to visit Mumbai is between the months of November- February as the weather in winter is pleasant and delightful.

Modes of transport: Modes of transport include local trains, metro and buses, and are very economical. Yellow and black taxis also ply in the city which effortlessly connects travellers to all parts of the city.

Places to shop: Nowadays, Mumbai is popularly known for its designer stores/boutiques and high-end malls than its local/street markets. However, if you wish to bargain on things, explore great photo opportunities or pick up souvenirs, gift pieces to take back home, you won't be disappointed while shopping in Mumbai.

Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (BOM) is the prime airport of Mumbai. It has two main terminals - Terminal 1A and Terminal 1B. The airport is located at a distance of about 28 km from downtown Mumbai. The airport is also the second busiest airport in the country with respect to the number of the overall footfall and international passenger traffic after the Delhi airport. IndiGo operates more than 100 daily non-stop flights between Mumbai and other prime destinations in India and abroad.

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