The 28th Delhi Book Fair 2024

A posts on the crowds, books and my experiences of The Delhi Book Fair 2024.

Remembering Professor Sunil Kumar

He was one of the greatest historians who worked on the history of medieval delhi, which served as capital of the Delhi Sultanate (1192-1526 CE) for 300 years.

Temple of the Emerald Buddha - Amazing Thailand

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The Immortal Kumbh Mela - Mahakumbha of 2013

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Shahjahanabad (Const 1648 CE)- The Legacy of Delhi Series (Vol 8)

'Shahjahanabad' is the eighth post in a series of 9 articles on the former capital cities which were built in the historical region of Delhi. Read on to know more..

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Monday, July 8, 2013

The Delhi Travel Massive - 2013

 The banner of Delhi Travel Massive 2013
Image Courtesy - SoDelhi

On the evening of Sunday the 7th, The much awaited Delhi Travel Massive took place, organised by SoDelhi.. It was a wonderful oppurtunity for people from the Travel Industry like travel writers, bloggers, travel brands e.t.c. to interact and exchange ideas over traveling..Apart from the warm interaction there was a competition too which was held, in which the guests (divided in teams of 5) answered questions over Delhi and its colourful history..

 Faizan Patel and Doulos Jose (Right)

Many well known personalities on the New Delhi travel, photography and blogging circuit were there which included Doulos Jose, Subir Dey, Asif Dehlvi (owner of Delhi by Foot), Vikramjeet Singh Rooprai (Ace Historian), Mr Passey amongst others.. (It goes without saying that the team of Vikramjeet, Asif, Subir, Mr Passey won the travel contest and took home vouchers worth Rs 5000). I had wonderful travel conversing with traveler Abhinav and many other like minded folks over all things travel..

Vikramjeet Singh Rooprai (Left) and Asif Dehlvi


Banner of Delhi Travel Massive against the backdrop of Tughluq period mosque and seminary (14th Cent)

Travel Massive is a wonderful initiative where the people from the Travel fraternity (across the spectrum) get together and exchange notes over everything related to Travel.. The team of SoDelhi and all the sponsors deserve a word of gratitude for making this wonderful travel event take place.. The venue was Smoke House Deli, Hauz Khas..
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