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Bustling city, pretty expensive taxis were plentiful but would not listen to concierge you would get half way through a journey and they would ask where it is you wanted to go. You don't have wifi so difficult every trip. Make sure u have location on google maps before you leave wifi.
New Delhi is very rich in historical sites. The city Is what I describe as organized chaos. Rickshaws, cars, merchants & people all compete on the streets. Inspite of the downsides, you’ll find a lot of pockets of serenity such as beautiful parks. It is truly a gateway to exotic India.
It is indeed the Gemstone and old Tribal Silver jewelry capital in India...too bad only bought a pair of copper cuffs,have to save more when i get back...Overall, people are friendly and too accomodating though..cant handle too much tea everytime i go in and check in on their display..but it was warm and very inviting...did i forget lots of Very Handsome Men....
Kolkata is evolving fast and it will continue to do so. It is now catching up with the rest of the metros and hopefully will get there soon. I wish it progresses faster, the standard and quality of life of the people improves and it resurfaces to attain the glory of its yesteryears once again.
Traffic might take a bit of getting used to for some, but very safe and never saw a single accident, vehicles all around going left and right, but polite about it by using the horns and indicating their intentions.
Most of the main sights are around the Charminar, the oldest mosque in Hyderabad. The huge Mecca Masjid (mosque) is worth seeing, and not far from that is the Chowmahallah palace, beautifully restored. The other big site for visitors is Golconda; the ruins of the ancient fortress/city are well worth several hours exploration! I found Hyderabad to be a very pleasant (as well as important) city,.
