Leave the highway. Roam pathways. Ramble through lanes and little gallis of India! Some streets you stumble upon in your travels have scenic charm and a vibe that make for memorable strolls. Mayur Sanap/Rediff.com chooses his favourites.
To explore the historical and cultural side of Lucknow, the old city is the place to be! Take a stroll past Chota Imambara, Bada Imambara, Rumi Darwaza, Husainabad Clock Tower, Aminabad Market to experience the charm of bygone era.
The holy city's bustling maze of alleyways and sprawling Ganga ghats are its signature attraction. Most of these narrow pathways are pedestrian-friendly zones, making it a safe and wonderfully enjoyable experience.
Located on the banks of the Hooghly and right below the Second Hooghly Bridge is James Princep Ghat. A walk here is a beautiful experience as you admire its Greek architecture and history and the river hums past.
Bustling with locals and tourists, no matter what the time or day of the week, charming RK Beach road is a surprisingly attractive thoroughfare lined with modern cafes as well as public attractions like Submarine Museum, Turtle Roof Building and many more.
Don't let the extreme cold deter you from taking a stroll through Leh's lively main market street. The bazaar is dotted with cosy eateries, shops, and enough cultural spots to keep you engaged.
With the gorgeous beauty of Dal Lake as a backdrop, the Dal Gate walk is Srinagar’s grandest promenade. Along its length you will catch glimpses of numerous shikaras and large houseboats, each one prettier than the last.
Dotted with government offices, located in fantastic historical buildings and some quaint restaurants and cafes, a walk through Bombay's Ballard Estate offers a peek into rich history of the city. The stroll is more enjoyable during the monsoon with rain-soaked streets adding to its beauty.
The beating heart of Delhi, the busy alleyways of Chandni Chowk offer a peek into the city’s colourful history, culture, shopping and some lip-smacking culinary delights.