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2NE1′s Profile

2NE1 consisted of 4 members: Minzy, CL, Dara & Park Bom 

Debut Date: May 17, 2009 

Debut Song: Fire 

Fandom Name: BlackJacks 

Fandom Color: Hot Pink 

Disband Date: November 25, 2016

2NE1′s Official Social Media Accounts: 

Instagram: @2ne1xxi 

Twitter: @GlobalBlackJack 

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Youtube: 2NE1 

Fan Cafe: 2NE1 

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2NE1 comes together after a decade on "You Quiz on the Block."

#2NE1 #KWaveMY

tvN's You Quiz on the Block is on every Wednesday at 8:45 PM KST.

In this episode, 2NE1, the iconic idol group, reunites as a full group after 10 years and shares their stories. The audience includes BIGBANG’s G-Dragon and Daesung, as well as NewJeans and Jo Se Ho, making the behind-the-scenes moments of their concert particularly exciting.

Led by CL, members Dara, Park Bom, and Minzy discuss their reunion after pausing activities in 2016, sharing their thoughts and the secret behind getting back together. Yoo Jae Suk also shares a humorous story about Dara, who jokingly claimed she was no longer just a 'background figure' on variety shows, which brings laughter.

The episode explores 2NE1's early days as trainees, before YG Entertainment even had a cafeteria. It shares stories of BIGBANG's G-Dragon and Taeyang preparing meals, and 2NE1 members taking care of the practice room by changing the water in the dispenser and cleaning the mirrors.

The journey of 2NE1 becoming a groundbreaking girl group, going on a world tour, and creating numerous hit songs will also be highlighted. The members reflect on their special bond after all these years, culminating in a heartfelt reunion for their 15th anniversary in this must-see episode.

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2023 SECOND GEN K-POP GG SONG ROUNDUP

The year is almost over, so I believe this is the perfect time for a song recap!

The girlies have been pretty busy this year as we have songs in Korean, English, Japanese and Mandarin Chinese!

•Hur Young Ji's "L.O.V.E.", from her digital single album, "Toi Toi Toi"

I still haven't figured out why DSP thinks that's how her family name is spelled in English, but Youngji's (third) solo debut was by far my favourite re-release of TAEYEON's "Weekend" this year! I love the colours, I love her hair, the looks and I even like her Bora-esque talk-rap segment after the first chorus!

•SUNMI's "STRANGER", from her digital single album of the same name

Sunmi has mastered the art of delivering gorgeous MVs and visuals, that's for sure, but I'd be lying if I didn't admit I was a bit disappointed. I like the instrumental she used for the chorus, and since it was the segment playing in the teasers as well, I thought she was gonna give us "Tim Burton movie OST realness", and she did... But then she went and mixed in a completely different instrumental for her verses and bridge and another one for the pre-chorus. Girl why 😭

•TAEYEON's "To. X", from her mini-album of the same name

Taeyeon is continuing her reign as the queen of second gen with her moody breakup songs and I wouldn't expect anything less from her. Not her strongest effort yet, but still fun to listen to.

•HYOLYN's digital single, "This Love" (feat. Random Guy No. 8)

Hyolyn is the queen of cunt, but it's still a nice change of pace when she releases cutesier / less sexy songs. The guy being a dog in the MV was a hilarious twist too!

•Sandara Park's "Festival", from her self-titled digital mini album

Dara finally released the mini she has been teasing for a while now and had her solo comeback after FOURTEEN years! I hope this isn't a one time thing and she actually releases more music. She may not be the strongest vocalist, but Dara was always an idol's idol like, she would do the 2NE1 choreos while looking gorgeous and serving face and smiles so solo projects like this re-release of TAEYEON's "Weekend" are the perfect chance to showcase more "stereotypical", if you will, K-pop visuals and concepts that we wouldn't really get out of 2NE1. And she even got Uhm Jung-hwa, one of her own idols, to cameo on the MV, sampled her song for this comeback, and got to guest at her concert! Way to go Dara!

•HYO's digital single, "Picture"

A solid release from our resident DJ, although I still think her early works and the unhinged "DESSERT" haven't been topped yet. At least it wasn't "Second", I HATED Second.

•SoYou's "ALOHA" (feat. Bora), from her mini-album, "Summer Recipe"

Soyou giving us "Queen of summer"! YES! This is definitely among my favourite releases this year. It's catchy, it's summery, it's dancey and she's SANGING as usual. The fact that she even got Bora to do the most unhinged 3 second rap of her career for this is iconic! A bit disappointed she's not in the video but I guess maybe appearing for just 3scs wasn't worth it... Still curious how Hyolyn convinced her to do just that for the upcoming SISTAR19 comeback. Maybe she promised her she'll sing as much as Dasom did for "Summer or Summer"?

Also, you know what I was thinking?

This is probably delusions of a senile homosexual, but having a SISTAR19 comeback in the middle of winter is weird. I know Hyolyn did previously release a summer-themed Christmas song but... What if this is a prelude for a SISTAR full group comeback..? Think about it!

•Park Bom's digital single, "I" (feat. A Victorian Era Ghost)

Yes Bommie! This was BEAUTIFUL 😍❤️! I love that she seems to have regained control of her voice in her recent releases? In the years after her comeback with Dara her singing sounded a little... Off? But since last year she seems to be back on track! She even actually got to appear in her own MV this time, I'm so happy!

•Jessica's "BEEP BEEP", from her mini-album of the same name

Okay, this is definitely my favourite song of hers so far like... Yeah, this was the third version of "Weekend" for the year but I don't even care, she nailed it. It's fun, it's cute and she SINGS her ass off. Yass cunt!

Now PLEASE release something more dancey and edgy, bitch..! I'm still not over that one performance of "How Deep Is Your Love" where she was serving c word all those years ago but then NEVER released anything remotely close to that like... what gives girl??

•SoYou's "Digital Single That Doesn't feature Bora"

Soyou had another release this year before her summer comeback that didn't get as much publicity. It's a much more mellow song and not cunty but she gets to showcase her voice and it's a nice song to listen to.

•Nicole's digital single, "Mysterious"

Okay, this I think might be my favourite song overall this year! Nicole picked up on the "YOU.F.O." and, of course, "MOVE AGAIN" momentum from last year and she definitely delivered! She is so mother in this it's insane. Gotta love that bass!

•Nicole's physical single, "Selfish"

And she continued with a Japanese comeback this time! It even charted decently in Japan, like top 20, I think? So girl SLAYED! Glad to see they still got it with Japan. Amazing.

•Amber Liu's digital single, "No More Sad Songs"

A good song from miss Amber. I think her Chinese fans must have liked it too because she also released a Mandarin version. Definitely her best out of the ones she released this year although, if I'm 100% honest, Amber's music is kind of middle of the road for me? It's not bad, it's not amazing, it's just okay. Good for her that she's still at it and doing her thing though.

•Raina's digital single, "The Way We Were"

Raina is back girlies! Glad to see she's still representing the After School girlies in the music scene as she's the only one still releasing music here and then. Luckily, this time she didn't have to resort to collabing with Trash E for this song!

•Amber Liu's digital single, "hatemyself"

Okay, this one is the darkest of her songs yet and, for real, I know everyone has been dragging Amber through filth ever since that stupid pro-cops comment she made, and she definitely deserved the backlash for that, but it did get pretty ridiculous after that like, I can't help but feel for her. She wasn't my favourite f(x) member, her solo music is not my favourite either but I do genuinely hope she is okay?

•NARSHA's digital single, "BLUSH"

Okay so, at first I was like "Is this bitch really making her first solo release in thirteen years a ballad?" But then she released "GAME" so the balance of nature was restored, but other than that this song genuinely did grow on me. It's a nice song and it really fits her voice and breathy singing style.

•Meng Jia's "KNOCKOUT", from her mini-album, "JIALAND"

So, Jia seemingly decided to release the most UNHINGED song of hers yet this year. The production is messy but in a "so messy it's good" type of way. The red hair was a serve and this was a very fun song. Except that weird change at the very end, what the fuck was that for? Someone deserves to get fired for that, she should change producers.

•NARSHA's digital single, "GAME"

I want to once again publicly apologize for ever doubting mother. This was a song for the ladies and the gays only and I know and love that she 100% knows it herself and owns this fact. BEG are among the cuntresses in the K-pop industry that actively and openly acknowledge their LGBT fanbase and regularly release songs about female empowerment and feminism in a non-performative and genuine way, so this was definitely a gift for us and I love her for that.

If you will indulge my delusions for a second time, I'd like to think that, like SISTAR, those OG hags are cooking up some new group music and Narsha's very unexpected comeback is a prelude to the group's.

•Nicole's "Gravity", from her single album of the same name

This is definitely not as strong as the other two releases this year but it doesn't matter because we shouldn't be greedy and it's still a fun song so it's all well. Bold move to release a summer song way out of season again too.

•Jea's digital single, "Congratulations to You"

This is a very sweet song honestly. JeA said she wrote this all the way back in 2010, I think, as a means to cheer up herself for all the things she had already accomplished and her future self if she was ever feeling like she wasn't doing enough. I think she also said she had been singing it live regularly whenever she was performing, she did have a solo concert either late last year or very early this year, if I'm not mistaken, and she decided it was time to release it properly.

My only minor complaint is that the "be happy day to you" part kind of takes me out of the sentimental moment 😅😭 I know nonsensical English is the bread and butter of K-pop, and I will forever be grateful for lyrics like "I'm so bad girl I'm so cool girl I'm so sexy sexy sexy girl" or "fire in the hole when you touch me down there I'm not feeling very well so hot in down there" or "kiss me baby I'll must be stay here day by day" but for such a personal and sentimental song she maybe should have had someone double check it, just this once 🤣

•Wang Fei-fei's digital single, "Distance"

Fei seemingly decided that she should give the others a chance and not serve cunt, not mother, but take it slower and chiller instead this year. A good effort, but I had come to expect a bit more from her if I'm being honest.

Below you can find the full Spotify playlist. Enjoy!

Some honourable mentions:

~Whatever that short snippet that HyunA released is supposed to be, it's amazing! She also did it for the gays and the girls and I genuinely hope she revamps it into a full song and releases it because it's currently not available to stream anywhere, other than the performance video on YouTube of course.

~Various project and cover songs: Taeyeon and Naul's "Nights Into Days", Bom's cover of a 90s song, "Holding On to the End of This Night", Hyolyn's cover of a Chinese TikTok song, "Fizzled", and JeA's "Rainy Day" for the Yaoki Project.

~Some b-sides from Taeyeon's mini worth checking out: "All For Nothing", "Fabulous" and "Nightmare"

~Jessica's collab with Amber, "Get It? Got It? Good"

~Hyolyn remembering to fulfill her cunty quota for the year and releasing a performance video for "BODY TALK", one of the b-sides from last year's mini.

~Although she said "No More Sad Songs", Amber went and immediately released three more. "hatemyself" was the better of the three, but she also did "Can't Go Yet" and "ILY".

~Jia's "GOOD GOOD LOVE" from her "JIALAND" EP and another song she silent-dropped a few days ago, "Starlight".

No T-ara reps at all this year as they were all real busy playing golf... I HATE THEM 🤬😭

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oooi amor, você pode fazer icons do 2ne1 e exid? com headers bem poderosos😭💃

Oi meu dengo, claro que posso! Aqui estão os icons das 2ne1: Park Bom 💌; CL 💌; Minzy 💌; Dara 💌. E aqui das exid: Hani & Jughwa 💌; Seoljin & Hyerin 💌 e LE 💌. Todos com umas headers! Espero que goste e obrigada por pedir ♡

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Top 10 trekking treks in sikkim

1. Sandakphu Trek

The Sandakphu Trek is the highest point in Sikkim, at 12,000 feet, and offers views of four out of the five highest peaks on earth: Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, and Makalu. This trek goes along the stunning Singalila National Park, with breathtaking views of the range of Himalayas covering from Sikkim, through Darjeeling, right into Nepal.

1. Difficulties on Trek: The trek is moderate in difficulty,requiring a good level of fitness.

2. Best Season to Visit: The best months to trek are March to May (spring) and September to November (autumn).

3. Highest Point: Sandakphu stands at 3,636 meters (11,929 feet), the highest peak in West Bengal.

4. Nearest Airport: The nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport, approximately 80 km from the trek's starting point.

Sandakphu Trekking Route

The Sandakphu Trekking Route to Manebhanjan has some of the prettiest villages, such as Tonglu, Kalapokhari, and Tumling, through which this trek takes one. Sandakphu Trekking Package There are several trekking agencies offering the package of Sandakphu Trek that includes meals, accommodation, guide, and permit.

2. Goechala Trek

The other iconic trekking route in Sikkim is Goechala Trek. It offers spectacular views of Mount Kanchenjunga. This trek starts from Yuksom and will take you through lush forests, alpine meadows, and high-altitude lakes. 

1. Difficulties on Trek: The trek is challenging with steep ascents, high altitudes, and unpredictable weather.

2. Best Season to Visit: The best time to trek is during the months of April to June and September to November.

3. Highest Point: Goechala Pass is located at 4,940 meters (16,207 feet) above sea level.

4. Nearest Airport: The nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport, around 160 km from the trek’s starting point.

3. Green Lake Trek

The Green Lake Trek is an off-the-beaten-path experience with nature. It is moderately trekked to the serenely beautiful Green Lake, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and lush valleys, and less crowded too.

Difficulties on Trek: The trek is challenging due to its high altitude, steep ascents, and unpredictable weather.

Best Season to Visit: The best time to trek is from April to June and September to November.

Highest Point: The highest point of the trek is 5,150 meters (16,896 feet) at the Green Lake base camp.

Nearest Airport: The nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport, about 160 km from the trek’s starting point.

4. Dzongri Trek

The Dzongri Trek is a short yet breathtaking trek that takes you through to Dzongri Top and gives you just breathtaking views of Kanchenjunga and other snow-covered peaks, dense forests, valleys, and meadows, making for a very beautiful and adventurous trek.

Difficulties on Trek: The trek is moderately challenging with steep ascents, altitude gain, and varying weather conditions.

Best Season to Visit: The best time to trek is during the months of April to June and September to November.

Highest Point: The highest point of the trek is Dzongri Top, at 4,200 meters (13,780 feet).

Nearest Airport: The nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport, about 125 km from the trek’s starting point.

5. Bajre Dara Trek

This Bajre Dara Trek in West Sikkim is a relatively peaceful and less crowded experience with nature. The trek finally ends up at the summit with a panoramic view.

Difficulties on Trek: The trek is moderate in difficulty, with steep climbs and varying weather conditions, suitable for trekkers with basic fitness.

Best Season to Visit: The best time to trek is from March to May and September to November.

Highest Point: The highest point of the trek is Bajre Dara, at an altitude of 2,500 meters (8,200 feet).

Nearest Airport: The nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport, about 75 km from the trek’s starting point.

6. Sikkim Trek

The Sikkim Trek is a trek that gives an opportunity to the trekkers to pass through the varied beauty of the region. This trek involves passage through dense forests, alpine meadows, and silent villages.      

Difficulties on Trek: Sikkim treks vary from moderate to challenging, with steep ascents, high altitudes, and unpredictable weather.

Best Season to Visit: The best time to visit is from March to June and September to November.

Highest Point: The highest point in Sikkim treks can range from 4,000 meters (13,123 feet) to over 5,000 meters (16,404 feet), depending on the specific trek.

Nearest Airport: The nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport, about 120 to 160 km from most trek starting points in Sikkim.

7. Phoktey dara trek

Phoktey Dara Trek is one of the newly discovered trekking destinations in Sikkim, which offers exclusive alpine meadows, dense forest. The lesser tread makes it perfect for the adventurers who want to liberate themselves from the general route of trekking and soak themselves in the silent beauty of Sikkim.

Difficulties on Trek: The trek is moderate in difficulty, with a steady ascent and varying weather conditions, suitable for trekkers with basic fitness.

Best Season to Visit: The best time to visit is from March to May and September to November.

Highest Point: The highest point of the trek is Phoktey Dara, at an altitude of 2,742 meters (8,993 feet).

Nearest Airport: The nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport, about 120 km from the trek’s starting point.

8. Green Valley Trek

Green Valley Trek is not such a well-known trek in Sikkim, but it is as beautiful as any other trek in the state. This trek would offer a close encounter with nature; it takes you through the valleys and offers panoramic views of snow-capped peaks. 

Difficulties on Trek: The trek is moderate in difficulty, with some steep ascents and high-altitude conditions.

Best Season to Visit: The best time to visit is from March to May and September to November.

Highest Point: The highest point of the trek is at 3,600 meters (11,811 feet).

Nearest Airport: The nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport, about 130 km from the trek’s starting point.

9. Singalila Trek

The Singalila Trek is a thrilling experience for trekkers along the Indo-Nepal border. It winds up along the Singalila Ridge, one of the most scenic routes in this region, with sweeping views of Kanchenjunga and Everest. Trekkers can explore both Indian and Nepali villages, exploring their culture and natural beauty.

Difficulties on Trek: The trek is moderate in difficulty, with steady ascents and high-altitude conditions requiring good fitness and preparation.

Best Season to Visit: The best time to visit is from March to May and September to November.

Highest Point: The highest point of the trek is Sandakphu, at 3,636 meters (11,929 feet).

Nearest Airport: The nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport, about 80 km from the trek’s starting point.

10. Markha Valley Trek

While not based in Sikkim, the Markha Valley Trek in Ladakh often draws trekkers to explore the Himalayas. It is renowned for offering panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, valleys, and deep cultural immersion through remote villages and monasteries amidst stark landscapes.

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Places to Visit in Srinagar: Exploring the Jewel of Kashmir

Nestled in the heart of the Kashmir Valley, Srinagar is a mesmerizing city that offers a blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. As one of the top places to visit in Srinagar, the city is renowned for its scenic landscapes, historic landmarks, and serene water bodies. While exploring Srinagar, you can also plan a visit to nearby destinations, such as Katra, another captivating spot in Jammu and Kashmir. Both cities offer a unique charm and a plethora of attractions that make them must-visit locations for any traveler. Let's delve into the enchanting places to visit in Srinagar and the equally fascinating places to visit in Katra.

1. Dal Lake: The Jewel of Srinagar

Dal Lake is often referred to as the jewel of Srinagar. This iconic lake is famous for its shikaras (traditional wooden boats), houseboats, and the vibrant floating market. A shikara ride on Dal Lake offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and Mughal gardens. The houseboats on Dal Lake provide a unique accommodation experience, blending traditional Kashmiri hospitality with modern comforts. The floating market, where vendors sell fresh produce from their boats, is a sight to behold and offers a glimpse into the local lifestyle.

2. Mughal Gardens: A Legacy of Beauty

Srinagar is home to some of the most beautiful Mughal gardens, which were created by the Mughal emperors to replicate the gardens of paradise. Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh, and Chashme Shahi are the most famous among them. These gardens are characterized by their terraced lawns, cascading fountains, and vibrant flowerbeds. Nishat Bagh, located on the eastern side of Dal Lake, offers a stunning view of the lake and the Zabarwan Mountains. Shalimar Bagh, built by Emperor Jahangir, is known for its exquisite layout and historical significance.

3. Shankaracharya Temple: A Spiritual Haven

Perched on the Shankaracharya Hill, the Shankaracharya Temple offers a panoramic view of Srinagar and Dal Lake. This ancient temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, holds immense spiritual significance and is a revered pilgrimage site. The climb to the temple involves ascending a series of steps, but the breathtaking views from the top make it well worth the effort. The temple's serene ambiance and spiritual aura provide a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

4. Hazratbal Shrine: A Sacred Landmark

The Hazratbal Shrine, located on the northern shores of Dal Lake, is one of the most revered Islamic shrines in Srinagar. It houses a relic believed to be a hair strand of the Prophet Muhammad. The shrine's white marble structure and its picturesque location against the backdrop of the lake and mountains make it a serene and spiritual place to visit. The annual Urs festival, celebrated with great fervor, attracts devotees from all over the region.

5. Pari Mahal: The Palace of Fairies

Pari Mahal, also known as the Palace of Fairies, is a historical monument that offers a stunning view of Dal Lake and the surrounding landscape. This seven-terraced garden was built by Dara Shikoh, the eldest son of Emperor Shah Jahan, in the mid-17th century. Pari Mahal's unique architecture and lush gardens make it a popular spot for tourists and history enthusiasts. The terraced lawns, beautiful flowerbeds, and the serene ambiance add to the charm of this historical site.

6. Nigeen Lake: A Tranquil Retreat

Nigeen Lake, often considered a quieter counterpart to Dal Lake, offers a serene and less crowded environment. Surrounded by lush gardens and willow trees, Nigeen Lake is perfect for those seeking tranquility and solitude. The lake is ideal for boating, fishing, and enjoying a peaceful sunset. Houseboats on Nigeen Lake provide a more intimate and secluded stay, allowing visitors to unwind and connect with nature.

7. Dachigam National Park: A Wildlife Paradise

Located on the outskirts of Srinagar, Dachigam National Park is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. The park is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including the endangered Hangul deer, leopards, Himalayan black bears, and numerous bird species. The park's diverse landscapes, ranging from dense forests to alpine meadows, make it a great destination for trekking and wildlife photography. The natural beauty and biodiversity of Dachigam National Park offer a refreshing escape from the city.

Exploring Nearby Katra

While Srinagar is a treasure trove of attractions, the nearby town of Katra also offers several noteworthy places to visit. Katra is the base camp for the famous Vaishno Devi Temple, one of the most revered Hindu pilgrimage sites in India. The trek to the temple, located on the Trikuta Mountains, is a spiritual journey that attracts millions of devotees every year. The scenic views along the way and the divine experience at the temple make it a memorable pilgrimage.

In addition to the Vaishno Devi Temple, Katra offers attractions such as Bhairavnath Temple, Ardh Kuwari Cave, and the serene Banganga. Bhairavnath Temple, located at an altitude of 6,600 feet, is an important part of the Vaishno Devi pilgrimage. Ardh Kuwari Cave is a sacred site where pilgrims can meditate and seek blessings. Banganga, a tranquil stream believed to have been created by the goddess Vaishno Devi, offers a peaceful spot for reflection and relaxation.

Conclusion

Srinagar, with its picturesque landscapes, historic landmarks, and vibrant culture, stands out as one of the most enchanting places to visit in Srinagar. The city offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, spiritual sanctity, and rich history. From the serene waters of Dal Lake to the majestic Mughal gardens, every corner of Srinagar tells a story of its glorious past and captivating present.

While exploring Srinagar, don't miss the opportunity to visit the nearby town of Katra, home to the revered Vaishno Devi Temple and other significant landmarks. Together, Srinagar and Katra offer a holistic travel experience that caters to both the adventurous and the spiritually inclined.

Whether you are seeking tranquility amidst nature, a spiritual journey, or a deep dive into history and culture, Srinagar and Katra have something to offer. Plan your visit to these incredible destinations and immerse yourself in the beauty and serenity of the Kashmir Valley.

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Top 12 Unexplored Places In Delhi

Mehrauli Archaeological Park - This park is spread over 200 acres and is home to several ancient monuments and ruins, including the Qutub Minar, Jamali Kamali Mosque, and Rajon Ki Baoli.

Tughlaqabad Fort - This fort was built by the Tughlaq dynasty in the 14th century and is surrounded by a 10 km long wall.

Hauz Khas Village - This is a trendy neighborhood that is home to a variety of restaurants, art galleries, and boutiques.

Agrasen ki Baoli - This ancient stepwell is located in the heart of Delhi and is said to be haunted.

Nizamuddin Dargah - This is the shrine of the famous Sufi saint Nizamuddin Auliya and is one of the most important pilgrimage sites in India.

Khooni Darwaza - This is a 16th-century gate in Delhi that is infamous for its association with the Mughal prince Dara Shikoh, who was executed here by his brother Aurangzeb.

Feroz Shah Kotla Fort - This fort was built by the Sultan Feroz Shah Tughlaq in the 14th century and is now a popular picnic spot.

Dilli Haat - This is a popular market that offers a variety of handicrafts, textiles, and food from different regions of India.

Chandni Chowk - This is one of the oldest and busiest markets in Delhi, offering a variety of textiles, jewelry, and street food.

Red Fort - This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was the residence of the Mughal emperors for more than two centuries.

Safdarjung Tomb - This is a mausoleum built in the 18th century for Safdarjung, the Prime Minister of the Mughal Emperor.

Kalkaji Temple - This is a Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Kali and is located in the southern part of Delhi.

Which is 1 tourist spot in Delhi?

One of the most popular tourist spots in Delhi is the iconic Red Fort, also known as Lal Qila in Hindi. This 17th-century fort was built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and served as the residence of the Mughal Emperors for over two centuries. The Red Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is famous for its beautiful architecture, including its intricate carvings, lush gardens, and magnificent gateways. The fort also hosts a light and sound show in the evening that narrates the history of Delhi and the Mughal Empire.

What are 2 famous places of Delhi?

Delhi is home to several famous places, but if I had to pick two, I would choose:

The Red Fort: This iconic fort was built in the 17th century by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and served as the residence of the Mughal Emperors for over two centuries. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its beautiful architecture, including its intricate carvings, lush gardens, and magnificent gateways.

India Gate: This is a war memorial and a famous landmark in Delhi. It was built in memory of the Indian soldiers who died during World War I and the Afghan Wars. The India Gate is a popular spot for picnics and evening strolls, and its illuminated structure at night is a sight to behold.

What are the 6 most popular location in Delhi?

Delhi is a vast city with many popular locations, but here are six of the most famous and frequently visited places:

India Gate: This war memorial located in the heart of Delhi is one of the most popular landmarks and picnic spots in the city.

Red Fort: This iconic fort built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most popular tourist attractions in Delhi.

Qutub Minar: This 73-meter tall tower is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered one of the finest examples of Indo-Islamic architecture in India.

Lotus Temple: This temple, shaped like a lotus flower, is a Bahá'í House of Worship and is known for its stunning architecture.

Akshardham Temple: This temple complex is one of the largest Hindu temples in the world and is known for its intricate carvings and stunning architecture.

Chandni Chowk: This bustling market is one of the oldest and busiest in Delhi and is famous for its street food, textiles, and jewelry.

Where can I hangout for full day in Delhi?

There are many places in Delhi where you can hang out for a full day, depending on your interests. Here are a few suggestions:

Connaught Place: This bustling commercial and cultural hub in central Delhi is great for shopping, dining, and exploring. You can spend the day wandering around the streets, checking out the shops and restaurants, and enjoying the historic architecture.

Hauz Khas Village: This trendy neighborhood is known for its cafes, boutiques, and art galleries. You can spend the day exploring the winding lanes, checking out the local art scene, and enjoying the vibrant nightlife.

Delhi Haat: This open-air market offers a wide variety of handicrafts, textiles, and food from different regions of India. You can spend the day shopping, sampling different cuisines, and watching traditional performances.

Lodi Art District: This up-and-coming neighborhood is known for its street art and graffiti. You can spend the day exploring the colorful murals, checking out the local cafes, and enjoying the vibrant atmosphere.

Garden of Five Senses: This beautiful park in south Delhi offers a peaceful escape from the city. You can spend the day wandering around the gardens, enjoying the sculptures and artwork, and sampling different cuisines at the food court.

Why is Delhi called Mini India?

Delhi is often referred to as "Mini India" because it is a melting pot of cultures, languages, and religions. People from all over India come to Delhi to live and work, and the city is home to a diverse population that includes Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, and Jains. In Delhi, you can find people speaking different languages, practicing different religions, and celebrating different festivals.

Additionally, Delhi is the capital of India and is home to several important government institutions, including the Parliament, the Supreme Court, and the offices of many government agencies. The city is also a hub for commerce, education, and culture, and attracts people from all over India who come to seek opportunities and fulfill their dreams. All these factors contribute to Delhi's reputation as a microcosm of India, hence the nickname "Mini India."

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2NE1′s Discography

Lollipop: 

Release date: March 27, 2009 

Collaboration 

Lollipop 

Fire: 

Release date: May 6, 2009 

Debut Single 

Fire (Space Ver.) 

Fire (Street Ver.) 

Fire (Inst.) 

2NE1: 

Release date: July 8, 2009 

Mini Album 

Fire

I Don’t Care

In the Club 

Let’s Go Party 

Pretty Boy 

Stay Togethwe 

Lollipop 

I Don’t Care (Reggae Mix):

Release date: September 3, 2009 

Reggae Version 

I Don’t Care (Reggae Mix) 

I Don’t Care (Baek Kyoung Mix):

Release date: September 28, 2009 

Baek Kyoung Version 

I Don’t Care (Baek Kyoung Mix) 

Follow Me: 

Release Date: February 9, 2010 

Single 

Follow Me

To Anyone: 

Release date: August 9, 2010 

Full Album 

Can’t Nobody

Go Away 

Clap Your Hands 

I’m Busy 

It Hurts 

Love Is Ouch 

You and I 

Please Don’t Go 

Kiss 

Follow Me 

I Don’t Care (Reggae Mix) 

Can’t Nobody (English Ver.) 

Don’t Stop The Music: 

Release date: December 2, 2011 

Single 

Don’t Stop The Music 

Don’t Stop The Music (Japanese Ver.) 

Lonely: 

Release date: May 12, 2011 

Single 

Lonely 

I’m The Best: 

Release date: July 24, 2011 

Single 

I’m The Best

2NE1: 

Release date: July 28, 2011 

Mini Album 

I Am The Best

Ugly 

Lonely 

Hate You 

Don’t Cry 

Don’t Stop the Music 

Nolza: 

Release Date: September 21, 2011 

Japanese Mini Album 

I Am the Best (Japanese Ver.) 

Ugly (Japanese Ver.) 

Lonely (Japanese Ver.) 

Hate You (Japanese Ver.) 

Don’t Cry (Japanese Ver.) 

Don’t Stop the Music (Japanese Ver.) 

Go Away: 

Release date: November 16, 2011 

Japanese Single 

Go Away 

It Hurts (Japanese Ver.) 

Go Away (Inst.) 

It Hurts (Inst.) 

Scream: 

Release date: March 28, 2012 

Japanese Single 

Scream 

Fire (Japanese Ver.)

Scream (m-flo Remix) 

Scream (Inst.) 

Fire (Inst.) 

Collection: 

Release date: March 28, 2012 

Japanese Full Album 

Fire

Scream 

Go Away 

Follow Me 

I Don’t Care 

I Am the Best 

It Hurts 

Clap Your Hands 

Love Is Ouch 

Ugly 

She’s So (Outta Control) 

Like a Virgin 

Be Mine: 

Release date: June 5, 2012 

Single 

Be Mine

I Love You:

Release Date: July 5, 2012 

Single 

I Love You 

I Love You (Acapella) 

I Love You (MR) 

I Love You (Inst.) 

I Love You: 

Release date: August 12, 2012 

Japanese Single 

I Love You (Japanese Ver.) 

I Love You (Inst.) 

Falling In Love: 

Release date: July 8, 2013 

Single 

Falling In Love

Do You Love Me: 

Release date: August 8, 2013 

Single 

Do You Love Me 

Do You Love Me (Acapella) 

Do You Love Me (MR) 

Do You Love Me (Inst.) 

Missing You: 

Release date: November 21, 2013 

Single 

Missing You

Missing You (Acapella) 

Missing You (MR) 

Missing You (Inst.) 

Crush:

Release date: February 26, 2014 

Full Album: 

Crush

Come Back Home 

Gotta Be You 

If I Were You 

Good To You 

MTBD 

Happy

Scream 

Baby I Miss You 

Come Back Home (Unplugged Ver.) 

2014 2NE1 World Tour [All or Nothing in Seoul]:

Release date: May 23, 2014 

Live Album 

Crush 

Fire 

Clap Your Hands 

Pretty Boy 

Don’t Stop The Music (Short Ver.) 

Missing You 

If I Were You 

Come Back Home (Unplugged Ver.)

Gotta Be You 

Ugly 

I Love You 

Do You Love Me 

The Baddest Female & MTBD 

Scream 

I’m The Best (Motorcycle Ver.) 

I Don’t Care (Rock Ver.) 

Go Away (Rock Ver.) 

Crush:

Release date: June 25, 2014 

Japanese Full Album 

Crush (Japanese Ver.)

Come Back Home (Japanese Ver.)

Gotta Be You (Japanese Ver.)

Do You Love Me (Japanese Ver.)

Happy (Japanese Ver.)

Falling In Love (Japanese Ver.)

I Love You 

If I Were You 

Missing You (Japanese Ver.)

Come Back Home (Unplugged Ver.) (Japanese Ver.)

Crush 

Come Back Home 

Gotta Be You 

If I Were You

Good To You 

MTBD 

Happy 

Scream 

Baby I Miss You 

Come Back Home (Unplugged Ver.) 

2NE1 BEST COLLECTION -Korea Edition-: 

Release date: December 10, 2014 

Compilation Album 

Fire

Can’t Nobody 

I’m The Best 

Clap Your Hands 

Follow Me 

Don’t Stop The Music 

Come Back Home 

Falling In Love 

Happy 

It Hurts

Lonely

I Don’t Care 

I Love You 

Hate You 

Gotta Be You 

Do You Love Me 

Go Away 

Ugly 

Missing You 

Lollipop 

GOODBYE: 

Release date: January 21, 2017 

Single 

Goodbye

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