I spent two days on the front and back end of my trip in Delhi. Delhi, like all major cities, has concentrations of wealth and poverty; calm orderly streets and chaotic clusters of humanity are minutes apart. I chose to stay in the neighborhood of Paharganj because its cheap and centrally located between the British planned capital city of New Delhi and the teaming, steaming streets of Old Delhi.  |
| Sunset at Gandhi's tomb |
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| The eternal flame at Gandhi's tomb |
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| Delhiites enjoying the twilight peace |
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| Skyline in Old Delhi |
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Family photo at Red Fort - the last stronghold of the Mughal Empire
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| Popular Hindu temple in New Dehli |
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| Entering the complex of Humayun's tomb - early Mughal Empire |
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| Humayun's Tomb |
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| A photo of a photo of Humayun's Tomb |
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| An evening stroll through beautiful Lodi Park in New Dehli |
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| Central Park in Connaught Place - the commercial heart of new Dehli |
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| The neon streets of Paharganj |
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| New Delhi train station |
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| Time for an overhaul of the wiring in Old Delhi |
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| That's not very nice - hardware district, Old Delhi |
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| Street traffic in Old Delhi |
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