Samer Went to Delhi 🏙️🚆

Once upon a time, a cheerful and curious boy named Samer lived in a small town called Rampur. He loved listening to stories about big cities, especially Delhi, the capital of India. He had read about its wide roads, tall buildings, historic forts, and delicious street food. One day, his parents surprised him with great news:

“Samer, we’re going to Delhi tomorrow!”

Samer jumped with joy! He packed his clothes, his favorite book, and a little camera to take photos.

The next morning, they boarded a fast train. Samer sat by the window, watching the fields, rivers, and villages fly by. After hours of excitement, they finally reached the bustling New Delhi Railway Station.

Samer’s eyes grew wide with wonder. The city was full of life — honking cars, people in a hurry, and colorful shops everywhere!

His first stop was the majestic Red Fort. As he stood in front of the huge red walls, he imagined the kings and queens who once lived there. Then, they visited India Gate, where Samer saw the names of brave soldiers and stood silently to honor them.

Next came the most exciting part — Chandni Chowk! The lanes were narrow, but full of treasures. Samer tasted spicy chaat, sweet jalebis, and creamy kulfi. “Yum!” he said, licking his fingers.

They also visited Qutub Minar, Lotus Temple, and the grand Rashtrapati Bhavan. Samer clicked pictures of everything — even the pigeons at Connaught Place!

But his favorite moment was at the Delhi Metro. It zoomed through the city like a rocket! Samer loved how clean and fast it was.

After a few fun-filled days, it was time to go home. Samer was a little sad but also happy. He had many memories, photos, and stories to share with his friends.

When he returned to Rampur, he wrote in his diary:

“Delhi is full of history, energy, and magic. One day, I’ll come back again!”

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Vidhi Manchanda was born on 10th October 2017 in Mohali. She lives in Chandigarh. She is in class 2 in Vivek High School, Chandigarh. It is her 14th story and she is very excited. When she was writing this story, she was very happy.