Jama Masjid at sunset

Jama Masjid, located in the center of New Delhi, near Chandni Chowk, can be said to be a must-visit when traveling to India. It is the largest mosque in India. The Jama Masjid is also another great building of Shah Jahan, the builder of the Taj Mahal. Many monuments in Delhi are built of red sandstone, which shines orange-red in the sunset. The day I came to the mosque happened to be a holiday. Residents of Delhi came to the mosque with their families to relax and hang out. Only then did I realize that the sacred mosque is so close to people's daily lives. When entering the mosque, you need to take off your shoes just like other mosques, and the interior is indeed quite spacious. In principle, there is no admission fee. However, as soon as the administrator at the door saw my foreign face, he said that there was a fee, which seemed to be the cost of photography. , but the fee is not high, and almost all attractions charge relatively high fees for foreigners. I think it is quite reasonable, as long as it is not a random scam. The outside of the mosque is quite lively, which is understandable, just like the temples in Taiwan are also crowded places. Islamic-style fabrics and silk scarves are sold everywhere on the streets, and the prices are very cheap. It is very suitable for treasure hunting here. There are also many snacks, which are quite delicious. I chatted with a snack guy for a long time and shared some photos I took. He is quite kind. In fact, in India, eating less raw and cold food can significantly reduce the risk of gastroenteritis. #100 Ways to Travel