I visited Delhi for the third time, but this trip felt different and special. It was the first time I met everyone in person. We met at Red Fort Metro Station, Gate No. 1. Sir greeted us with a big smile, which made us feel very welcome.
We started our day with chole bhature—a tasty and famous dish from Delhi. The crispy bhature and spicy chole were so delicious and gave us the perfect energy boost for the day ahead.
After breakfast, we walked through the old and busy lanes of Chandni Chowk. This market is one of the oldest in Delhi, built in the 1600s by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and designed by his daughter, Jahanara Begum. As we explored, Sir shared many interesting stories and facts about the place. I saw things I had never noticed before, even though I had been to Delhi before.
Later, we met one of Sir’s close friends. He showed us some hidden gems of Chandni Chowk—quiet spots, old shops, and places full of history that most people don’t know about.
By the end of the day, I didn’t just visit a market—I felt like I had taken a journey through Delhi’s rich past and colorful present. It was a day full of learning, fun, and unforgettable memories.
All possible because of @K.K.Sharma sir 
Thank you so much.
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Wow..! I am feeling jealous, I am not there to enjoy with you, dear @MadhurG
Under the guidance of knowledgeable @K.K.Sharma Ji, you had a fabulous meetup in the heart of Delhi.
Nice photos and all food items look yummy 
Next time, I will join you 
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Das Treffen ist sehr gut beschrieben und bebildert, besonders interessant, weil es so auffällig ist, dass rote Gebäude. Es wäre schön mehr darüber zu erfahren. @MadhurG 
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Wow beautiful photos and yummy food photos mouth is watering, chandi chowk food is different.
Did you found crowd near Gurudwara Sahib.
From evening I was busy watching event of Jarnali March Delhi Fateh Diwas
Caption: Photo from my TV while watching the procession.
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Vielen Dank, Annaelisa! Es freut mich sehr, dass dir der Beitrag gefallen hat. Das rote Gebäude ist tatsächlich das Rote Fort, ein historisches und ikonisches Wahrzeichen in Delhi. Es wurde im 17. Jahrhundert vom Mogulkaiser Shah Jahan erbaut und diente als Hauptresidenz der Mogulkaiser. Ich teile bald gerne noch mehr darüber. Liebe Grüße aus Indien!
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Vielen Dank für diese erste Auskunft @MadhurG
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I really wish everyone to join atleast for once and have a grand Level meet up in delhi
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No mam I left early but when I was on the way I saw the preparations were going on
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Definitely, dear @MadhurG
You plan it - I will attend 100% 
