Chandni Collection

Chandni Chowk market, Delhi, India
View of Chandni Chowk (meaning moonlit square or market), is one of the oldest and busiest markets in Delhi, India. Date: circa 1890s

India - Chandni Chouk Delhi early 1900s

Chandni Chowk, The Chowk, shops, Delhi, India
19th century vintage photograph: Chandni Chowk, The Chowk, merchants and stalls, shops, Delhi, India

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India, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Crowded street of Chandni Chowk with trishaws, trucks and people with roadside cinema hoarding

A barber squats in the street in Chandni Chouk, Old Delhi, and cuts the hair of a male customer. The barber uses a cut-thoat razor to trim beind the mans ears. Date: 1990

Prince of Wales at Delhi: the Chandry Chowk, 1876
Visit of the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) to India. Prince of Wales at Delhi: the Chandry Chowk, 1876 Date: 1876

The Chandney-Chouk, Delhi, India
The Chandney-Chouk (Chandni Chowk), one of the oldest and busiest markets in Delhi, India, dating back to the 17th century

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"Exploring the Vibrant Charm of Chandni Chowk, Delhi's Iconic Market" Step back in time to early 1900s India and immerse yourself in the bustling streets Chowk, located in the heart of Old Delhi. This historic market has witnessed centuries of trade and cultural exchange, making it a true gem for both locals and tourists. As you wander through The Chowk, be prepared to be enchanted by its vibrant atmosphere. The narrow lanes are lined with an array of shops selling everything from spices and textiles to jewelry and electronics. Each corner reveals a new surprise waiting to be discovered. In this captivating snapshot captured by EyeUbiquitous_10005832, we catch a glimpse of everyday life in Chandni Chowk. A barber squats on the street, skillfully attending to his customers amidst the hustle and bustle, and is moments like these that truly encapsulate the essence of this iconic market. Chandni Chowk holds immense historical significance as well. In 1876, it was graced by none other than the Prince of Wales himself during his visit to Delhi. The image titled "Prince of Wales at Delhi: the Chandry Chowk" transports us back in time when royalty strolled through these very streets. Religious landmarks also dot this vibrant neighborhood. From Masjid-i Jahan-Numa where Muslims gather for prayer rituals to Jama Masjid - one of India's largest mosques - spirituality intertwines seamlessly with daily life here. And let's not forget about Sunehri Masjid or "The Golden Mosque, " whose stunning architecture leaves visitors awe-struck even today. Chandni Chowk remains an enduring symbol of Delhi's rich history and cultural heritage. Its timeless charm continues to captivate all who venture into its labyrinthine lanes filled with tantalizing aromas, colorful fabrics, and friendly faces eager to share their stories.