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This document summarizes information about 5 major cities in India - Delhi, Kolkata, Jaipur, Mumbai, and Hyderabad. It provides details for each city such as their location within India, population size, languages spoken, popular tourist attractions, and local cuisine. Key facts about the cities are highlighted, such as Delhi being the capital, Kolkata's Victorian architecture and seafood dishes, Jaipur's forts and traditional dress, Mumbai's coastal location and slums, and Hyderabad's historic monuments and biryani.
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- 2. 1.Delhi
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- 7. Food Chole bhature Butter chicken Pani puri
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- 11. Places to visit Victoria Memorial Howrah Bridge
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- 16. ❏ Jaipur is situated in the state of Rajasthan. ❏ Languages spoken: Rajasthani. ❏ Population: 4.5 million.
- 19. Food Dal bati churma Lal maas
- 20. What to see? Hawa Mahal Amber Fort
- 22. Jal Mahal Nahargarh Fort
- 23. 04. Mumbai
- 24. ❏ Mumbai is a port city situated in the state of Maharashtra. ❏ Languages spoken: Marathi, Hindi, English. ❏ Population: 12.6 million.
- 25. Places of interest Gateway of India Taj Hotel
- 26. Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus
- 27. Marine Drive
- 28. World’s biggest slum is also in Mumbai! Dharavi
- 29. Food Vada pav Bombay sandwich
- 30. Bhel Puri Pao Bhaji
- 31. 05. Hyderabad
- 32. ❏ Hyderabad is a city in the state of Telengana. ❏ Languages spoken: Telugu and Urdu. ❏ Population: 6.8 million.
- 33. What to see? Charminar Golconda fort
- 34. Chowmahalla Qutb Shahi Tomb
- 36. Irani tea with Osmani buiscuits Jouzi Halwa