Ballimaran, as i found out, was an area where all the boatmen lived. They were those who rowed in the river Yamuna. But, today it is one of the hidden places of Delhi. A lot of people know that the famous Ghalib, died in a Haveli of this region.
If ever you get a chance to visit this place, you'll find that the Rickshaw-wallas will gladly take you to that haveli. There is also a market place arround this place that sells beautifully made leather shoes, juttis & belts.
There is also a section of wholesale sellers, selling spectacles and sunglasses. The varq-makers live here, wrapping the traditional sweets with a thin sweet silver foil. The look of these sweets is so appealing, that you cannot pass by without buying them. There are also lots of small eateries, offering Mughlai and Afghani food.
There is also a section of wholesale sellers, selling spectacles and sunglasses. The varq-makers live here, wrapping the traditional sweets with a thin sweet silver foil. The look of these sweets is so appealing, that you cannot pass by without buying them. There are also lots of small eateries, offering Mughlai and Afghani food.
Another unique item seen, was a variety of wodden rings and beads which looked like pieces of some metal. This was the first time i came accross such a thing. The feel of this place of something you have to have it!
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