Storyteller Addie

Originally Shahjahanabad, now Old Delhi, was known as Shah Jahan’s city once upon a time. It was founded by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1639 and is a walled part of Delhi. It continued to be the capital of Mughals until the reign of the last Mughal emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar and later renamed to Old Delhi by the British. I f you are an avid foodie and love to try out Indian street food, this is a recommended place where you get authentic Mughal style dishes and other street foods in the overly crowded yet delightful ambience of old Delhi. The aroma of authentic flavours will be everywhere if you are in Chandni Chowk and its nearby areas and its keeps getting better for sure. Old Delhi architecture is a remarkable illustration of Mughal architecture in addition to everlasting allure and reminiscence. It was walled almost about 1500 acres with 14 gates. Even though most of the walls don’t exist anymore, however the gates are still present including the ...

About Kanchanaburi Namaste, On 26th October 2019, me along with my friend, went to Kanchanaburi located in Thailand. Trust me before this trip I had no idea about this place. I am grateful to my friend for introducing me to this part of the world. We initially entered Ban Wang Pho in the region of Kanchanaburi which is 150+ Kms away from country's capital. This place is naturally gifted with evergreen trees, high yielding cultivation lands and as always humble Thai population.The topography of this place is relatively like the areas of North East India especially Assam. In fact, the entire province of Kanchanaburi is immensely beautiful and closely resemble the topography of Assam which is my birthplace. The lifestyle of the people here is quite remarkably simple and more importantly the people are extremely grounded and humble enough to guide you to their best way possible even if they don’t understand English. No wonder Thai people are known as the ambass...