I had talks with an auto wala in Bharatpur regarding the Bharatpur to Fatehpur Sikri (to & fro) visit.
As per Google, the distance between the Bharatpur, and Fatehpur Sikri is 23.2 km. Two-way – 46.4 km.
I booked the entire auto for 6 hours and paid him Rs. 700 (including waiting time/parking charges at Fatehpur Sikri).
Thus, we three thoroughly enjoyed our tour from Bharatpur to Fatehpur Sikri (to & fro) without any worry about conveyance.
With a 4.1 rating and 14,000+ Google reviews, Kerala Cafe is a 62+ year-old air-conditioned family restaurant owned by a Keralite.
It is located centrally at Bhelupur Crossing opposite the police station not too far from goSTOPS, Varanasi.
Kerala Cafe has a good ambiance for sitting, relaxing, and ordering. It is one of the best South Indian restaurants near goSTOPS, Varanasi.
I had to wait up to 15 minutes to have a seat. It was crowded and full but had ample sitting space.
They have varieties of South Indian cuisine such as Dosa, Uthappam, Rice, Idli/Vada, and Indian & Chinese food as well.
I visited twice and had Coconut Uthappam (Rs. 130) and Filter Coffee (Rs. 60).
The Price was justified and the Filter Coffee was awesome. The food was good and the Sambar taste was appreciable.
I find the food here is purely authentic, delicious, and light on the tummy.
The service was quick and worth visiting if you are looking for a pure veg. restaurant in Varanasi.
Owner & Staff both are very polite which I find one of the best about Kerala Cafe.
I recommend whoever visits Varanasi must try this place for genuine South Indian cuisine.
One dish I wish to try next time at Kerala Cafe is Chole Bhature.
Washroom or Toilet I never visited so can’t comment.
Well, if you are in Varanasi, do not miss the chance to enjoy the taste of Kerala at this delightful cafe.
Timings: 8 am till 10 pm.
Recommended!
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More than 3000+ Google reviews and I decided to visit Pt. Babu Ram Devi Dayal Paranthe Wale at Parathewali Gali – a famous street known for its Parathas (an Indian flatbread) in the iconic bylanes of Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi.
The bylane is a paradise for paratha lovers. You can see lots of foreigners grabbing their bites.
I got a table on the ground floor. The stairs to the upper floor were narrow.
After reading the menu having more than 25+ types of parathas I ordered Gobi Paratha which was served with two types of chutney and three vegetables – one was Sitaphal (pumpkin), one was Aloo (potato) ki gravy wali sabzi, and third – no idea.
Though Parathas are deep-fried, still not heavy or greasy. The size of the Paratha was reasonable.
Gobi Paratha was served on a disposable plate along with a disposable glass for water. I don’t need to worry about hygiene.
I must say, the experience was delicious & delightful. The parathas were fried in Desi Ghee. Crispy Paratha it was. It gave the mouth a unique flavor.
The outlet serves only pure vegetarian parathas dipped in Desi Ghee.
The service was surprisingly efficient. The variety and quality of fillings were impressive, and each paratha was cooked to perfection. If you’re a fan of Indian food, this place is worth a visit for its outstanding food and quick service.
The cost of parathas (Rs. 200 for 2 Parathas) is a little higher but believe me, it’s worth spending some extra bucks on this delicious food.
Pt. Babu Ram Devi Dayal Paranthe Wale – a paratha shop located right on the Paratha Chowk, Gali Parnthewali in Chandni Chowk has been there for about 135+ years. They have all kinds of Paranthas you might not heard about.
The best about Pt. Babu Ram Devi Dayal Paranthe Wale is that they existed since 1889 and has the honor of serving Indian Ministers.
Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi, Jayaprakash Narayan, Lal Bahadur Shastri, Syed Shahnawaz Hussain, and Manoj Tiwari visited to have paranthas in this Gali Parnthewali.
The famous Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar used to live in this area.
Pt. Babu Ram Devi Dayal Paranthe Wale shop is within walking distance from Chandni Chowk metro station and Red Fort.
In short, I must say – enjoy your food here with your loved ones. Highly recommended. If you happen to be a food fanatic and you are in Delhi, you must visit Gali Parnthewali. Enjoy the legacy and history. It’s a worthwhile experience. Overall, a must-visit place.
No Credit Quote (in Hindi) – This photo was taken at RD KUNTAL FAMILY RESTAURANT, Mathura–Bharatpur Road, Rasoolpur (Uttar Pradesh).
Loan is a magic, we will give it and you will disappear.
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1. The backward bending “knee” of a flamingo’s leg is the bird’s ankle. The bird’s knee is close to the body and not visible through the bird’s plumage.
2. A flamingo’s top speed can be as high as 35 miles per hour. They may appear clumsy in flight because of their long necks and dangling legs, making them seem wobbly.
3. Flamingo Chicks are born Gray or White and take up to three years to reach their mature pink.
4. The greater flamingo is the largest flamingo species and can mesure up to 5-feet tall when standing erect with its head raised. It only weighs about eight pounds. The lesser flamingo is the smallest, reaching 3-feet tall and typically 3 to 6 pounds.
5. Flamingo are large pink or red-colored wading birds known for their long legs. Its pink body coloration is determined by the large amounts of alpha and beta carotenoid pigments.
6. An adult flamingo’s legs can be 30-to-50 inches long-longer than its entire body. Flamingos often stand on one leg to preserve body heat, tucking the other leg into their warm plumage. They will alternate legs to regulate their body temperature.
7. After hatching, parent flamingos feed their chicks exclusively crop milk for five to 12 days. It is a regurgitated high-fat, high-protein substance produced in the parent’s digestive system.
8. Flamingos are strong but rare swimmers and powerful fliers. Many flamingos migrate or regularly fly between the best food sources and nesting grounds.
9. The word “Flamingo” comes from the Spanish and Latin word “Flamenco,” which means fire the spruce.
10. Flamingos hold their bent bills upside down while feeding. A Flamingo chick bill is small and straight.
11. A flock of flamingos is called a stand, colony, regiment, or flamboyance, applying to a flock of more than two birds.