was on my birthday nothing spectacular on the program. Spontaneously, I was by the two colleagues Räto (the roommate from Dominic) who were staying in the apartment at the time, invited to accompany them to Delhi. I happily accepted the invitation and we set a short time later on his way. Since it was the last holiday of the two and they set out to spend as little money, our first task was called to search a vehicle that drove us to Delhi for Rs 300. After a short time on the street corner (again countless Indians were around us in order to discuss whatever) held a white car, which was chauffeured us each for Rs 50 (cheaper than expected) to our destination. However, there was only one problem, sat in the car already three people and we were three, makes a total of six. This seems to us to a problem in India but that is nothing at all. So we drove to sixth in a 5-passenger car the 1-2 hour walk to Delhi. Our driver was a real Indian speedster, which gives us the advantage of faster in Delhi to be, on the other hand, some uncertainty on our part there. Especially from then, when he drove off a wild dog that was about to cross the street. Fortunately, the dog stood up again, and ran out of road safety. I can only hope that he was not seriously injured hat.In Dehli us the driver as the Connaught Place from vereinbahrt. First he had to, however, about a half hour by asking. When getting out, he wanted abknöpfen us a little more money than vereinbahrt as we had observed, however, when getting our sixth rider that he had even paid Rs 10 or less, we stayed focused and paid the agreed Rs 150 and left the vehicle. At Connaught Place we ate something small (a kind of puff pastry filled with vegetables) from a street vendor and then drove us underground, the time in a Bazaar, where ermärteten, my companion the last souvenirs and gifts. After shopping, we took the relatively new and modern Metro to Old Delhi to Chawri Bazar. The Metro is designed for Indian conditions rather expensive and therefore probably are not as many people to be found there. Perhaps this was also only at the time or the fact that the Indians riding the Metro is not yet discovered it haben.In Old Dehli first so we did not know exactly in which direction we go now Solt and so we left an empty Coca Cola bottle We decide that we laid on the floor and shot. pointing in the direction in which the bottle head, we marched los.Old Delhi is the Main Bazaar Road compare to, it is dusty, noisy and crowded. It forces its way through narrow streets which is lined with dilapidated houses and keeps meeting typical Indian the facilities, such as certain Strominstalationen (see pictures) require that amazed. The big difference from the Main Bazar Road is probably the other offer. Here are in fact more Esswaren offered so the stalls on the roadsides fruits, vegetables but also spices. In between will be edited or materials such as iron "Chräleli" sold for jewelry production. We crept about 1 hour through the streets of Old Delhi, until we decided to return to compete. We negotiated with a Motorrikshawfahrer for the trip to Gurgaon at a price of 400 Rs, this was not quite as cheap as our outward journey, keeping in mind the normal taxi fare for a ride Delhi - Gurgaon from Rs 800 but still very cheap. After 2 hour drive we arrived at home. The dinner with teammate Dominik and a small private birthday celebration with a round cake from my birthday and made it with my Dehliausflug to a busy day.
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