First taste of Parathas !

Aloo Paratha, Pickles and curds! Heaven!

Ramaneesh working out logistics for our travel plan for the day, Vermeen organizing breakfast, Naveena posing for the picture while Souji is all set to devour the bread. 

Facade of Vermeen's house.

Beautiful idol of Lord Ganesha and Laxmi (I think!), right on the front wall of the house. 

All set to start our first day of the tour.

Plan to visit Vermeen's parents, Ramaneesh's parents, National Rail Museum, National Museum of History and Arts.

Thanks to Ramaneesh and Vermeen for their guidance on what to see and where to see and the logistics.

Picture taken infront of Vermeen's house. Gurgaon. 

Group photo with Vermeen's Parents at their house.

Maj. Gen J S Kapoor (Vermeen's father), Vermeen's Mother, Naveen, Madhuri, Souji and myself. 

Visiting Ramaneesh's parents.

All of us give a short and quick visit to meet Ramaneesh's parents.

Ramaneesh's mom is hidden behind Vermeen and Souji in this picture.

The interior decoration in their house is simply amazing. 

First day of our Tour:

Vinay and Souji pose infront of a steam engine at the National Rail Musuem at New Delhi.

Good Time pass. Lots of Engines, Old luxury coaches, History of Indian Railways, Toy Trains. Very informative.

Suggest this place if you have kids. Good fun. 

Souji and Madhuri atop the Steam Engine at the National Air Museum.'

This engine was one of the first steam engines to havebeen built in the country. 

First day at New Delhi:

Souji, Mahduri and Naveena on the luxury coach of the 'Gaekwad's of Gujurat.

National Rail Museum, New Delhi. Lots of trains here from all around India and only one of it's kind in the country.

Best place to visit if you have kids. Lots of things for them including toy trains ! 

First Day at New Delhi:

Naveena, Madhuri and Souji try out the Bhelpuri of the North !

Opposite the Railway Museum. 

The picture says it all!

Vinay and Souji infront of the Natiaonal Museum of the Arts and History.Beautifull museum, Well maintained, Lots of things on display right from the Harappa-Mahenjadaro times to Freedom Struggle.