Some blocks of Janakpuri are as close as 20 meters to Tihar Jail's boundary wall, while others are around 2-3 km away, which is about a 15-20 minute drive.

Thanks for coming.

I completely agree. This park is a treasure trove of tranquility in the heart of the city. So grateful to share it with everyone.

Yes, Shivalik is a great neighborhood. It's strategically located near Malviya Nagar, Panchsheel Park, Saket and Navjivan Vihar. One of its highlights is its proximity to a well-maintained DDA park. Shivalik boasts a gated society with 24/7 CCTV surveillance and security guards, offering a secure environment for residents. The neighborhood features a mix of independent houses and floors, with plot sizes ranging from less than 350 square yards. Additionally, the society has separate entry and exit gates for added convenience.

Mujhe nahi pata hai.

Could you please visit this area and consult with reputable builders to determine the current property prices, as I'm unfamiliar with the local market rates.

Thanks for the recommendation. I'll definitely check out the 'Talking History: Delhi' series on Sansad TV's KZbin channel. Always eager to learn more about the city's rich history and hidden gems. Appreciate the suggestion.

Absolutely agree. Panchsheel's prime location makes it an ideal hub for convenient access to surrounding areas. The faster connectivity options definitely add to its appeal, making it a great choice for those seeking ease and efficiency in their daily commutes. Plus, its proximity to key neighborhoods like GK 1, GK 2, Soami Nagar, Chittaranjan Park, Hauz Khas, Nehru Place and Okhla makes it an even more attractive option for those looking for a centrally located base.

That's interesting! I'm not sure, but I'll definitely check it out on my next visit.

@@newdelhibharat just checked, its around sheikh sarai village

Noted. Thank you.

Thank you 🙏👍

Wow, what a coincidence. That's amazing that you used to live near the park and recognize the gate. Yeah, the park is usually quiet with just dogs and their walkers. It's great that it brought back memories for you.

mohan garden kaisa location h

Video banao mohan garden ki

Ji, jaroor.

So true. It's sad to see people encroaching on public spaces like footpaths. Parking cars on both sides makes it difficult to walk. As you can see in the video, I'm forced to walk on the road and whenever a car comes, I have to give way to it. It's not safe or ideal. We need to respect public spaces and keep them accessible for everyone.

Dwarka is a great example of modern urban planning. The wide roads, spacious sectors and well-organized infrastructure make it a pleasure to live in. Plus, the abundance of green spaces and public amenities adds to its charm.

True, Delhi has its own charm and advantages. While every city has its unique strengths and weaknesses. Delhi's rich history, cultural diversity and vibrant atmosphere definitely make it stand out. Let's focus on celebrating the good things about our cities rather than comparing them unfavorably with others.

Totally agree. The blue skies in the beginning of the video were a lovely sight. It's amazing how a little bit of sunshine can brighten up the whole atmosphere. And I'm loving the weather in Delhi lately - nowadays, the weather is very pleasant, with rain showers almost every day, making everything feel fresh and green. Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed that part of the video.

This area is an institutional part of Janakpuri. In my next video, I'll take you on a tour of the residential area of Janakpuri, showcasing DDA flats and independent houses.

Glad you enjoyed the walking tour of Chirag Delhi. Yes, the narrow streets and alleys do have a similar charm to Varanasi. Delhi's unique blend of history and modernity is truly captivating. Chirag Delhi, with its rich cultural heritage and vibrant atmosphere, is a perfect example of this blend.

Aap sahi bool rahe hai, government ko koi aur alternative dekhna hoga ya inko strict rules rakha hoga. Dekhte hai agge Kiya hota hai.

My pleasure.

Thank you, Sir. Mai bilkul jarur aapki baat dhayan rakunga.

I began at 9:00 AM near the Sewa Nagar Under Pass and have been exploring the VIBRANT Lodi Colony Market around 10:15 AM.

Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement. I'm thrilled to hear that you've been enjoying my walking videos. I'm passionate about exploring new neighborhoods and sharing their beauty with others. Kapashera, Kanjhawala and other villages are definitely on my list now. I'll keep walking and discovering new gems, thanks to your support.

That's a great idea. Organizing my videos into playlists by location will make it easier for viewers to find content relevant to their interests. And adding hashtags like #SouthDelhi, #EastDelhi, etc. to the video titles will improve discoverability. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll start creating those playlists and updating my video titles accordingly.

@@newdelhibharat yeah and you can create multiple play lists like culture , shopping , heritage , etc .

Thanks for helping me brainstorm and improve my content organization.

Great memories. You used to walk to this market after work and eat at Sagar's and Kent. The park in the middle was nice, with a small iron gate that said "Defence Colony Park". Too bad some bad people messed it up and now it's locked.

Yes, Delhi is indeed full of surprises. It's amazing how often we can overlook the history and charm that's right in our backyard. Glad this walking tour could reveal a new side of the neighborhood for you. The contrast between old and new is what makes Delhi so fascinating. And, I'd love to showcase your stay in East of Kailash (EOK) in a future video.

@@newdelhibharat I stayed at the World Buddhist Center, explored the ISCON temple and walked across the park to the Lotus Temple. The D Block park is lovely.

What a wonderful spiritual journey. The World Buddhist Center, ISKCON temple and Lotus Temple are iconic and peaceful. The D Block park is a lovely green oasis. I'll try to capture this experience.

Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed the walking tour. I'll definitely consider your feedback and work on uploading more walking tours from New Delhi villages and colonies. I'll aim to make them longer and more detailed, just like my other tours. Stay tuned for more content.

Lajpat Nagar 4, sriniwaspuri.

Yes, the video indeed starts with the iconic ISKCON temple, followed by Sant Nagar and Garhi Village. My exit point was Lajpat Nagar IV, whereas the exits for Aastha Kunj Park and Nehru Place were on the other side.

A big thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the coverage and appreciated my work. It means a lot to me. I'm happy to share more content with you, so stay tuned.

Thanks for sharing. It's great to hear that this video brought back memories of your time in Delhi. Ansal Bhawan and Hotel Hans are special places for you and it's cool that you used to walk this path every day. Thanks for watching and sharing your story.

Thank you.

Appreciate your kind words, I'm thrilled that you found the coverage extensive and engaging.

App wait kare please 🙏

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