Discover The Charms Of Delhi

Early mornings can be picturesque in Delhi, as there's no mad rush of office goers and the sky is still not hazed with smog. Rise before sunrise, slip on your trekking shoes, and jog to Rajpath, perhaps the most beautiful sight in the city. The wide, macadamized streets are squeaky clean with Rashtrapati Bhavan on one side and India Gate on the other. A large part of the President’s residence is out of bounds for visitors, but if you want to walk the corridors of the highest office in land, you would need special permission. If it is Saturday, be sure to watch the change of guard between 10:35 AM and 11.00 AM (winter) and 8.30 AM and 9.15 AM (summer). It is a memorable and moving sight.  Beyond the red sandstone of Rashtrapati Bhavan is the Mughal Garden, open to public for a few weeks during spring. Gaze at the glossy kumquats, the picture perfect green manicured lawns, the colossal dahlias and the 250 varieties of roses nurtured in 16 square beds. The Spiritual Garden and Herbal garden are  simply balm for your weary soul.

delhi escort When I was little, around 4 or 5, my grandmother would go to the vegetable market early in the morning. And if I was around, I got to go along with her. She would put the money in a small leather pouch and then tuck it inside her clothes. That was my earliest memory of a wallet or money purse, as it was then known. The purse my grandmother used was a small brown pouch, simple and useful; now we see a whole different trend for women�s wallets. My old wallet needs to be changed and I was looking up some on the internet. I would have tried the New Market in Kolkata, had I had the time, but the travel from my residence near the airport, all the way to the main market is quite excruciating. So instead I�m looking to the internet for help. However, I must pay homage to the New Market, as it has been my (and my parents) go to shopping place for everything. For the uninitiated, New Market is this huge, that�s right, a marketplace where you can find everything; yes everything. I personally love buying the bags, wallets and shoes they have for sale. Now coming back to point, if you want to buy fashionable wallets at reasonable rates, just visit one of the many roadside stalls that stock wallets. Believe me, you will find what you want and more from the options available. The last time I went, I bought 5 wallets, so I didn�t have to buy more for the next few years. Moving on, I looked up on the internet hoping to find something that was me. I looked through Myntra, Amazon, Chumbak and India Circus. India Circus and Chumbak have great alternatives if you want to go for bohemian chic. Or if you are looking to brighten your normally plain attire, a quirky print from one of these sellers will definitely add to your look. The Chumbak wallets are priced slightly higher than India Circus, but only for a few designs. I prefer the ones which a zipper, not just a flap to cover the contents, as I am a little paranoid about things falling out. However, if you want to try the small wallets, which are the size of a coaster, a brand called DailyObject on Amazon sells them. I find these wallets too small for daily use, but if I want to go out and carry a teeny tiny purse, this type can easily fit into the purse I carry. Next up I look for Business chi, as I am a consultant and must invest in my attire! The usual brands offer the best formal looking wallets, with clean lines. Diana Korr, Baggit, Van Heusen, Lino Perros, Hidesign are a few that have the best designs for a look that means business. Most wallets under this category have one solid color or two at max and are either with flaps or zips. Found two more brands - Chronex and Crewe Kerien that would fit the criteria of a formal looking wallet. Crewe Kerien was available in black and brown with sharp lines and ample storage, whereas Chronex had a leaf buckle that added a cute touch to the formal wallet. For a casual wallet, Holii, Mast & Harbour, Caprese, and Global Desi have appealing options. Especially Mast & Harbour and Global Desi. The wallet from Mast & Harbour had three colors - pistachio Green, beige and blue that run across the front. It has a blue and beige tassel that is attached to a chain and has a zipper that closes everything inside nicely. The one from Global Desi is blue with a patch of yellow and orange running in the middle. It has a zip closure and tassels attached. After looking through most of the merchandise available online, I zero down on three wallets that I like most. One from Global Desi (blue with tassels), and two from Diana Korr (blue and red-white). All of them can be viewed in the second picture - the three largest wallets. Whenever I buy a wallet, I look for a few things like material, colors, the closing mechanism (zip being my favorite) and the number of cardholders they have. The wallets that I have zeroed down on have most of these features. To find the right wallet for yourself (or wallets in my case) and make a statement or simply use it practically