Every religion in the world has places of sacred pilgrimage. Some are the birthplaces of gods, some are thought to be gifts from the gods, some are centers of religious leadership, and some are simply beautiful places to worship. These destinations, awe-inspiring even to the people in their own religion, draw pilgrims from all corners of the world. A pilgrimage is a metaphor for life.

Nestled in the heart of Old Delhi, Khari Baoli stands as a fragrant testament to India’s rich history and culinary traditions. As Asia’s largest spice market, this iconic destination offers more than just spices; it provides a sensory journey through centuries of cultural and historical evolution. Its story, deeply intertwined with Delhi’s legacy, beckons travelers and food lovers alike to explore its vibrant alleys.