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Women-Friendly Travel in New Delhi

The New Delhi women-friendly travel guide places explicit women-friendly and family confidence signals first, while keeping uncertain details visible for review.

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Taj Mahal Hotel

Expensive Hotels

Situated in the upscale neighborhood of Lutyen's Delhi, the Taj Mahal hotel is a classy mixture of Mughal architecture and high-tech facilities.

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The Imperial

Ranked as the finest hotels in Delhi, the Imperial Hotel makes its guests sit in the lap of luxury.

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The Claridges

A landmark building since the 1950's, the Claridges hotel is a three floor low-rise building set on three acres of land. Its location is rather central to some tourist destinations such as Delhi's business district and shopping and cultural centers.

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The Oberoi New Delhi

Expensive Hotels

The Oberoi New Delhi hotel is for the upscale traveler who wants peace and quiet. The hotel overlooks Delhi's serene Golf Club (the best golf course in Delhi) on one side and the tourist site where Humayun's Tomb is located on the other. The hotel has also won several awards for providing excellent services.

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Jukaso Inn

Moderate Hotels

The Jukaso hotel offers clean and comfortable rooms for a reasonable price. Its location is also a pleasant setting placed in a serene environment, perfect for when you want to escape Delhi's chaos.

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Bajaj Indian Home Stay

Staying true to its name, the Bajaj Indian Home Stay is really a home away from home. At the Bajaj accommodation you will literally be staying at an Indian home, so expect a homey and hearty environment. The rooms are very clean and quaint. Moreover, the Bajaj offers a complimentary breakfast, airport pick-up, a welcome drink, free in-house library usage, and free local phone calls, internet, fax, and zerox machine.

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Hotel Vishal Residency

Hotel Vishal Residency is located in the largest shopping arcade of Asia, Karol Bagh. Hotel Vishal Residency in

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Ahuja Residency

Budget Hotels

The Ahuja Residency is located in Defence Colony, a quiet suburb popular for its market and restaurants. Its rooms are a bit small but have all the basic necessities like a bed, bright light, and clean facilities. Also, there is a houseboy who cleans and prepares breakfast.

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Blue Sapphire Hostel

Budget Hotels

The Blue Sapphire Hostel is ideally suited for travelers who are backpacking and staying in

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Santushti Shopping Complex

Plaza

An exclusive shopping complex in the heart of New Delhi, Santushti is not for those who love to bargain. Located here are 30 upscale boutiques ringed around a small garden creating a cozy, picturesque look to the place making a visit here a delightful experience. Whether you want to shop or just browse through the boutiques, you will not be disappointed for this is the place for high fashion Indian garments. Cosmetics, jewelry, leather accessories and decorative home items are also available here. Also located here is the famous restaurant, Basil and Thyme. This small shopping complex is run by the Air Force Wives Association.

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South Extension Market

Market

Located in South Delhi, South Extension Market is a posh market, famous for showrooms of Indian and international brands featuring high end quality designer and branded items. It is divided into two parts, I and II, on either side of the Ring Road. It is popularly known as South Ex.

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Uttam's

An exclusive shop that stocks Vichitra saris of all kinds, embroidered, Banarsis, printed, plain and shaded.

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Kilol

Kilol is a leading manufacturer of ethnic hand block printed fabrics, salwar suits, readymade garments, scarves, quilts,, saris, home linen and kurtas, all sourced and created in Jaipur. The material used is cotton, tussar silk, crepe, chiffon, georgette, kota doria, etc. Freshness of color has been infused into the traditional art of hand block print to provide a contemporary look. These creations are equally popular with locals as well as foreigners.

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Kalpana

Kalpana- where timeless tradition blends with modernity to create exclusive designs in a wide range of ladies garments- saris, salwar kameez, fabric sets, kurtis, shawls and scarves. Every piece is lovingly created here capturing the essence of the past. Once in, you wouldn'y feel like leaving without buying.

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N Block Market

Market

Located in the posh south Delhi neighborhood of Greater Kailash, the N block Market drips with style, glamor and gloss. With an array of sophisticated stores selling high end products ranging from ladies garments, footwear and cosmetics to furnishings, leather goods, silver jewelery and much more, this is the place frequented by the rich and famous of Delhi. If shopping tires you out, there are a number of places where you can unwind, drink a cuppa and resume your shopping.

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Shaw Brothers

Shaw Brothers established over 150 years ago, is one of the pioneers of Kashmir art and has been serving customers with the same excellence throughout these years. Beautifully embroidered shawls, carpets, furnishings, genuine Pashminas with intricate silk embroideries and jamavar shawls are the items sold by them. Quality and perfection are the by word of this company whose products are manufactured on their own looms spread all over India. Custom embroidery as per the requirement of the buyer is also undertaken.

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Hauz Khas Village

Plaza

Hauz Khas is one of South Delhi's elitist areas made popular with the unusual Hauz Khas Village shopping complex. The entire area is dotted with stone monuments, tombs of minor Muslim royalty from the 14th to the 16th centuries. Wander through the winding streets and alleyways and you'll chance upon converted old homes that house art galleries and exclusive boutiques selling everything from designer clothing, footwear, jewelry and handicrafts to old carpets, kilns and furniture.

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Greater Kailash M Block Market

Market

Located in one of the posh residential areas of Delhi, M Block Market is not just for shopping but is the hang-out place of the wealthy, jet-set crowd of New Delhi. This place boasts some of the most luxurious show rooms of the capital featuring big brand names, both Indian as well as international. Everything conceivable is available here, albeit at a higher price. Books, home decor items, trendy bags, stylish footwear, imported crystal objects, latest range of cosmetics and perfumes, designer wear, luggage, kids garments, lingerie and lots more. Alongside are numerous eating joints, trendy pubs and glitzy discotheques.

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Khan Market

Market

One of Delhi's up market shopping arcades frequented by the rich and affluent of Delhi, this market is also immensely popular with expats, diplomats and ambassadors of various countries.

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Tailoring

Modest dress

Delhi has terrific tailors that can quite impressively duplicate any outfit. Thus, if you want a tailored made outfit to fit you perfectly, make sure to bring over the clothes you plan on imitating. Also make sure you consult several individuals and follow recommendations. Always confirm whether quotes include fabric and if garments are lined.

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Fabindia

Modest dress

If you've coveted Indian ethnic-chic at stores like the Conran Shop in London or New York, here's your chance to buy the fabrics and crafts at one-tenth the price. Fabindia, founded by New York Macy's buyer John Bisell, sources its products from more than 7,500 craftspeople and artisans around India. Their distinctive use of handloom weaving techniques, natural dyes, and both vivid and earthy colors have made their products both fashionable and desirable. Do bear in mind that these fabrics usually require gentle hand washing and drip-drying. Also, sizing and quality are inconsistent, so it's best to try on any item of clothing before you buy. There are branch stores all over India as well as in Rome and Dubai.

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Central Cottage Industries Emporium

Market

One of Delhi's largest and most well-known and reliable stores run by the government with several floors full of traditional Indian specialties such as cotton and silk fabrics, carpets, jewelry, antiques and handicrafts. Prices here are fixed so don't expect to haggle but don't worry, most items are still affordable, the quality is unmatched and selection is wide. The store also has several well-attended sales a year showcasing handwoven items and handicrafts. This is the best place to pick up little gifts from to take back home. Going through the several levels of this emporium is like making a quick trip around India itself!

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Connaught Place

Market

No trip to Delhi is complete without a visit to Connaught Place or CP as it is popularly called. Built in 1931, this circular, colonnaded market, characteristically painted white, is a store house for everything that is Indian. There is nothing that one cannot buy here. The shops which form an inner circle and another outer circle, are interspersed by several eating houses, both fast food joints like Mc Donald's and Subway, to the most cozy restaurants where you can have an intimate lunch or dinner with your loved ones. Being the central business district of the capital, Connaught Place also houses the head offices of major banks, airlines, tour operators, plus a number of cinema halls. CP is the perfect place to while away your time as you stroll through the area, window shopping or just people gazing.Tourists are drawn to this shopping arcade and visit it repeatedly, if for nothing but its architecture and its representation of a very cosmopolitan city.

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Chandni Chowk

Market

A visit to Chandni Chowk is as exciting as it is intriguing. A trip here is like a visit down history.The attraction lies not in large showrooms but small shops in narrow bylanes where shops are grouped by the products they sell.