Delhi Refugee Food Tour

Duration: 4.5 (excluding travel and traffic time)
  • Subtotal₹9,000.00
  • Tax₹450.00
  • Total₹9,450.00
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Private Tour The food from international destinations by the refugees who moved to Delhi

Highlights

  • An unerringly local tour beyond any and all tourist attractions
  • Visit a Bengali dessert shop for the best sweet treats in town
  • Experience authentic Afghan cuisine in Delhi’s Little Kabul
  • Deep dive into the continued fight of the Rohingyas from Myanmar
  • Mouthwatering and life-changing Tibetan momos like you have never had before

USP

The food from international destinations by the refugees who moved to Delhi

Ideal for

History, Politics, Culture and Food Enthusiasts, Photographers

Itinerary
1

Lajpat Nagar | Afghan Colony

2

Bengali Sweet Shop

Delhi is home to many refugees – mainly Afghans, Somalis, Burmese, Tibetans – registered with the UNHCR. The localities in the city can be easily identified by the communities that have made those pockets their homes and their food. Interestingly, what’s considered quintessentially ‘Delhi’ today emerged out of the resilience with which displaced people migrating from Pakistan rebuilt their lives here.

Chittaranjan Park which was once called East Pakistan Displaced Persons Colony was built in the 1960s to accommodate Bengali refugees from Bangladesh. In a locality in South Delhi, displaced Afghans have built a little Kabul where eateries serve flavors of their homeland. The Tibetan momo, a steamed dumpling, has become Delhi’s most omnipresent food.

Food for these refugees is a way to reclaim their identity and preserve their cultural heritage.

Join us on this lovely tour where you observe how in this city the ethnicity of a locality is represented in the food. Learn as you enjoy some delicacies that through food, the refugees are rewriting narratives. They are rebuilding spaces and making connections with people in India that they now call home.

What's included
  • Private Explorer
  • Interactions
  • Meals
  • Snacks
  • Sweetmeats
  • Transport (if requested)*

Physical activity

Easy

Points to be noted
  • Wear comfortable shoes
  • Kindly inform us of any allergies or dietary needs beforehand
  • Billing is based on the number of guests booked, not actual attendance, and any changes must be communicated at least 24 hours prior to the tour as all experience components are pre-booked on confirmed pax.
Cancellation policy
  • If the tour is cancelled within 7 days of the commencement of the tour: we will charge a 100% cancellation fee.
  • If the tour is cancelled within 8 to 14 days of the commencement of the tour: we will charge a 50% cancellation fee.
  • If the tour is cancelled 15 days before the commencement of the tour: there will be no retention.

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