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Delhi is a food lover’s dream—a city where every street corner serves up a bite of culture, spice, and indulgence. From buttery parathas in Chandni Chowk to spicy momos in South Delhi, here’s our curated list of must-try street foods in Delhi.

1. Paranthe Wali Gali – Old Delhi’s Breakfast Heaven
Crispy, stuffed, deep-fried parathas served with tangy pickles and curd.
Try: Aloo, Gobhi, or Banana paratha at Pt. Kanhaiya Lal Durga Prasad.

2. Chole Bhature – A North Indian Classic
Fluffy bhaturas with spicy chickpeas—Delhi’s most loved meal.
Best Spot: Sita Ram Diwan Chand, Paharganj.

3. Daulat ki Chaat – Winter’s Creamy Secret
Delicate, frothy dessert made from milk, only found in winter.
Find It: Streets of Chandni Chowk, November to February.

4. Momos – Delhi’s Favorite Street Snack
Steamed or fried dumplings served with fiery red chutney.
Top Picks: Dolma Aunty Momos, Lajpat Nagar.

5. Ram Ladoo – Crispy Mung Dal Fritters
Served with grated radish and tangy green chutney.
Best Eaten At: Street vendors in Connaught Place.

6. Kebabs at Jama Masjid
Juicy seekh kebabs, mutton burrah, and tikkas.
Must Visit: Karim’s or Qureshi Kebab Corner.

7. Aloo Tikki & Golgappe – Spicy Street Staples
Crispy tikkis topped with chutney, and water-filled golgappas.
Try At: Bengali Market or Rajouri Garden stalls.

8. Kulfi Falooda – Sweet & Cold Finish
Thick, creamy kulfi topped with falooda and rose syrup.
Best Served At: Roshan Di Kulfi, Karol Bagh.

 

Final Bite from Root Indians:
Delhi’s street food is not just about taste—it’s about the experience. Our guided food walks and local experiences help you discover authentic flavors, safely and deliciously!

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Rajasthan isn’t just about royal palaces and desert sunsets—it’s a shopper’s paradise! From handcrafted textiles to sparkling jewelry, every market here tells a story. Here’s your guide to the best shopping experiences across the state.

🧵 Jaipur – The Pink City’s Colorful Bazaars
– Johari Bazaar – Traditional jewelry, especially kundan and meenakari
– Bapu Bazaar – Block-printed textiles, mojari shoes, and souvenirs
– Tripolia Bazaar – Lac bangles and brassware
Root Tip: Visit early evening for best deals!

🌾 Jodhpur – The Blue City’s Artisan Treasures
Bada Bazaar – Traditional clothing, antiques, and silver jewelry
Root Tip: Bargain politely—it’s part of the culture!

🌸 Pushkar – Spiritual Souvenirs & Boho Vibes
– Main Market Street – Incense, spiritual items, leather journals, hippie clothes
Best during: The Pushkar Camel Fair (Nov)

Final Word from Root Indians
Rajasthan’s markets are more than shopping spots—they’re cultural hubs. Whether you’re looking for a statement piece or a memory to take home, we’ll help you shop smart and local.

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Rajasthan—land of royalty, colors, forts, and endless cultural charm—is a year-round destination, but your experience can vary greatly based on when you visit. Here’s a month-by-month guide to help you plan your perfect Rajasthan trip.

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☀️ October to March – Peak Season (Best Time to Visit)
Weather: Pleasant days, cool nights (10°C–25°C)
Why Visit: Ideal for sightseeing, desert safaris, and cultural experiences.
Events:
– Pushkar Camel Fair (Nov)
– Jaipur Literature Festival (Jan)
– Mewar Festival (Mar)

Top Places: Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, Mount Abu

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🌸 April to June – Summer Season
Weather: Hot (35°C–45°C), especially in the plains
Why Visit: Fewer tourists, better hotel deals, great for hill stations like Mount Abu
Tip: Visit early mornings/evenings, and stay in air-conditioned stays.

Top Places: Mount Abu, Udaipur (with lake views), Ranakpur (temples + greenery)

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🌧️ July to September – Monsoon Magic
Weather: Warm & humid (25°C–35°C) with scattered rain
Why Visit: Lush landscapes, romantic views, low travel costs
Events:
Teej Festival (Jul/Aug)
– Raksha Bandhan celebrations in forts & palaces

Top Places: Udaipur, Bundi, Banswara, Kumbhalgarh, Jawai (green & fresh)

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Quick Tips:
– For desert safaris & camel rides: Oct–Feb is ideal.
– For festivals: Nov–Mar is packed with cultural events.
– For photography & nature lovers: Monsoon brings dramatic skies & greenery.
– For budget travelers: Off-season (Apr–Sept) offers great deals.

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Final Word from Root Indians:
No matter when you choose to visit, Rajasthan has its own magic in every season. At Root Indians, we customize your travel based on weather, festivals, and your personal comfort.

Ready to plan your journey? Let us craft it for you.
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