is completely different than the rest of Delhi. Being in this world, you feel as if in a documentary about India's poverty, but also its beauty.
This district is even more extreme than the rest of Delhi. Just incredible.
The houses are totally dilapidated with monkeys playing on the roofs. I felt like in the movie "The Jungle Book."
However, there were also many small shops and the famous "Spice Market", a street selling preferred spices from around the world at discounted prices. The largest mosque in India, the Friday Mosque is located here and it was amazing! From a tower of the mosque, you could look over a large part of Delhi and there was still no end in sight.
Select City Walk
is the name of a complex of three shopping malls, the extent I would not admit ordinary. It was the feeling of the airport in Dubai. If you move out you can hear soothing piano music. It is surrounded by palm trees and modern architecture. Each architecture is perfectly organized, clean, beautiful but yet somehow unreal. Direct neighbor of India's underclass. Simply brilliant!My roommate has assured, however, that the Shopping Complex DLF Emporio should still be lifted off ... unimaginable.
PS: In my apartment I have not only two human roommates, there's also a bunch of cockroaches, right in the bathroom, which are determined to pay no rent ...
