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This Idgah was built in 1404-5 AD by Iqbal Khan, a prominent nobleman at the time. The architecture is unlike anything I’ve come across in the neighbourhood of South Delhi where this monument stands hidden inside a residential colony near Mayfair Gardens.

Forgotten! - Walk through the lanes of Delhi and you will find automobiles in a similar state, rusting away, forgotten by the people who probably once showed them around with pride. I’m not complaining though for I’ve always found them to have more character and photographic value than when they are up and running.

Balban’s Tomb at Mehrauli Archaeological Park. It is believed that it was here that the first arch was built around 1287 CE which as you know is a prominent aspect of Indo-Islamic architecture. There was a dome as well that is no longer there. The area is surrounded by remains of an ancient city and is quite fascinating to walk around.

Kiss and make up... the various ancient monuments around Delhi have always been go-to spots for some serious PDA😜😂

Another one of Jamali Kamali and a tad dramatic thanks to the wide-angle option on the GoPro.

Jamali Kamali at the Mehrauli Archaeological Park in New Delhi.

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A cheesy chicken and bacon quiche at @diggincafe. Loaded and delicious!

Tough choice! I love eggs and bacon equally and had to keep one in focus. The bacon 🥓 got the blur treatment this time sadly. Pictured here is the Basic Brekkie at The Grammar Room.

The “Make Some Egg Room” at The Grammar Room - could do with larger quantities, a tad more flavour, but love the variety of eggs and overall I’d repeat it in a heartbeat! Contains: Coddled eggs, fried poached eggs, and a tamagoyaki omelette.

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