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The Haveli Feast: Jama Masjid Culinary Walk
A Culinary and Cultural Odyssey through Old Delhi’s Heritage
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New Delhi
DURATION
4 hours
Booking type
Public experience
Group size
Up to 20 guests
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Savor the Legacy: A Journey Through Old Delhi’s Rich Flavors, Timeless Traditions, and Hidden Heritage
Join us for an immersive food walk through the heart of Old Delhi that promises to be much more than just a culinary exploration.
Begin this unforgettable adventure at a 150-year-old haveli, where you’ll be treated to a live jugalbandi performance paired with a captivating Kathak dance recital. Feel the rhythm of the city’s history come alive as music and movement echo through the walls of this heritage gem.
From there, we’ll step out into the historic lanes surrounding the iconic Jama Masjid, diving into the flavors, textures, and aromas that define Old Delhi’s rich food culture.
Savor dishes from beloved eateries, discover hidden culinary gems and uncover the unique stories of this timeless area of Jama Masjid.
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Start Point
Kathika Cultural Centre, (1237, Gali Khatikan, Imli Mohalla, Mohalla, Kucha Pati Ram, Sitaram Bazar,)
- Maps Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/6Z5sSegfbte1qMat8
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Suitability / Accessibility
- Children below the age of 15 need to be accompanied by an adult
- Not accessible for people with disabilities
- Child Friendly (No Minimum Age)
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- CancellationThe host will turn away other guests to fill your slot hence no cancellations are allowed
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Kathika Cultural Centre
The captivating journey of Kathika began in 2015 when our founder, Atul khanna, came across a newspaper article detailing the unfortunate neglect of this late 19th century architectural gem. This Museum Haveli, which once belonged to the Kashmiri Pandits, is a testament to the late Mughal Era that embodies the essence of a period spanning from 1800 to 1860. The Haveli was found in a dilapidated condition and brought forward the deteriorating condition of the havelis in Old Delhi. Mr. Atul Khanna, a Heritage Conservationist and a patron of Art and Culture, was driven by his deep passion for Indian Heritage and Culture and took up the responsibility of restoring these havelis to their former glory.
Experience: 2 years
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