Airport or Shopping Mall?
After many years I travelled to Delhi. The last I had travelled was in 2010, so it's been 16 years to that. A lot has changed in this time. The airport looks so different to me, I can barely remember what it was 16 years back, but this time I saw, I found it very interesting. There are lot of art pieces spread out in the space. A big food court with variety of eateries. Multiple lounges and other areas to relax and a big shopping area. For a domestic airport, it is very impressive. I am sure the International would be bigger and better than this one also.
Me and son had reached a little early, so we decided to spend our time at the lounge, but then on reaching the lounge there was a long queue and it was a crowded place, so we thought it would be better to find a quiet place and sit there. He was hungry and wanted to eat, so while he grabbed on some food, I went around the airport to see the place and get some pictures.
This is an art work showcasing some of the Indian festivals like Utrayan and Raksha Bandhan, along with some auspicious items used during these festivals. Displayed on a green bed, it looks wonderful.
A Buddha statue made of bells.
The view from level 1. It looks more of a shopping mall then an airport
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Ese Buda hecho con campanas es lo que más me llamó la atención, no había visto algo así. Delhi cambió bastante desde 2010, el volumen de tráfico y la infraestructura no tienen comparación. ¿La foto desde el level 1 es la que muestra el food court?
El Buda hecho de campanas es lo que más me llamó la atención, nunca vi algo así. ¿Los que están en el lounge también duplicaron el precio en estos años o sigue siendo accesible? Porque con esa cantidad de locales parece más un mall que un aeropuerto.