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A visit to Delhi is not complete without absorbing the bustling, but serene, atmosphere in and around the Jama Masjid mosque in Old Delhi. Don't forget to climb the minaret for a magnificent view, albeit a bit smoggy ;-)

What an amazing place. Right in the center of Delhi's craziness here is a moment of calm and beauty.  You do have to pay if you want to bring in a camera, so if you don't intend on taking pictures leave the camera in your bag.

A beautiful serene court yard, full of restful adults and playful children, amongst the chaos of the surrounding markets.

I've got Stomachache and Helico bacteria.Otherwise very interesting city and Jama Masjid Mosque as well.

It's the largest and the most magnificent mosque in India (1656).Pilgrims visit it from all over India.

My fav place in India (of what I have senn so far). Great mosque on a hill in the middle of Delhi.

Great Muslin architecture. Built be the same emperor of the Taj Mahal in Agra

its one of the best mosque i'hv ever been to................gud place

saw from outside