With an identity unique only to this Javanese destination, uncover the many best-kept secret nooks and crannies of Jogjakarta.
New Delhi

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Once a British empire, New Delhi evolved into a commercial city that's as colourful in its sights and cultures as it is in its food and people. Nestled between the holy Yamuna River in the east and Aravalli Hills in the west, it remains northern India's largest metropolis and India's second largest after Mumbai.
For the curious, it's a great place to escape and get lost in - if you don't mind the pollution and hullabaloo of human traffic - with a contrasting panorama of skyscrapers and hotels, historical buildings and religious shrines, beautiful landscaped locales, and antiquities and archaeological spots.

Asia


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