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Johannesburg is the second-largest city of South Africa, which is now evolving as a hub for arts and culture. The city has rich wildlife and many nature reserves, historical sites and quaint cafes. It is also popular by the name of ‘Jo’burg’ and ‘Jozi’. The city has a mixed culture and an amazing nightlife. Whether you are looking to unwind and relax or in search of an adrenaline rush, Johannesburg is a perfect destination for all.
Best time to visit
March to May and September to November are the ideal months to visit Johannesburg. If you’re looking for budget-friendly vacation then you can explore the city in winters. Ethiopian Airlines is the major carrier that serving Delhi to Johannesburg flight route.
Places to visit
Lion and Safari Park, The Apartheid Museum, Gold Reef City and Constitution Hill are some of the best places to explore while in Johannesburg. Lion and Safari Park is famous for animal interactions. From cuddling the lion cub to taking the cheetah on a walk, you can get to know Africa’s famous wildlife in many ways here. If you’re interested in knowing South Africa’s history, The Apartheid Museum is worth visiting. Here, you can gather knowledge through newspaper clippings, film footage, artefacts and photos. Gold Reef City is another attraction best for families. It is located some eight kilometres from the city centre. The place boasts of thrilling theme park rides. Johannesburg hotels are famous for their safari.
Food and Restaurants
When it comes to food, Johannesburg has quite a history. Pap is one of the must-try dishes here. It is the main dish originating from South African food history. This softly cooked maize-meal comes from the Bantu tribes that migrated around 2,000 years ago from West Africa. Other than pap, you can try Vetkoek, Braai, Chakalaka and Melktert.
Transportation
Johannesburg Airport or O.R Tambo International Airport (JNB)  is South Africa’s primary airport for domestic and international travel. It is located in Kempton Park, Gauteng. This airport has non-stop flights to all six inhabited continents. Saudia,  Ethiopian, Etihad, Air Seychelles and Air India are some of the major airlines serving from Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata to Johannesburg. Cheap flight tickets from here to other popular cities can be booked online on Goibibo. Also, flight status & other details related to flight booking & air tickets can be easily accessed on it. So for the cheapest air tickets, it is recommended to book flights online. Park Station,  Gautrain, Spoornet and Metrorail are the four major railway stations in Johannesburg. These railway stations connect the city with Capetown, Kimberley, East London, Port Elizabeth, Durban and Pretoria through regular trains. There are around five major bus stations in Johannesburg. At Park Station, many long-distance buses arrive.

Dublin is an artistic city that proudly displays its history and heritage. It is the capital city of the Republic of Ireland, located on the banks of the River Liffey. The then a prominent city of the British Empire, Dublin has splendour castles, cathedrals, lively pubs and picturesque cobblestoned streets. It is a small and vibrant city, hence easy to discover on foot and public transport. Many airline carriers are serving at Delhi to Dublin flight route.
Best Time to Visit
The city experiences moderate temperatures. The best time to visit Dublin is from June to September when the temperature is mild. Winter from December to February is cold and wet. Rain possibilities are usually positive, so it is good to carry a rain jacket with you while going out. Festivals such as St Patrick’s Day Festival, The Dublin Fringe and Theatre Festival are popular festivals to look before planning a trip. There are numerous of hotels in Dublin for booking.
Places to Visit
The compact city of Dublin has a fair amount of attractions to visit. The 18th-century Dublin Castle, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin City Gallery, The National Museum of Ireland, former prison at Kilmainham Gaol, Trinity College and Chester Beatty Library are some popular sights to visit. Guinness Storehouse and Jameson Distillery offer a guided tour and tell you about the history and the brewing process. St. Stephen’s Green and Phoenix Park are among the coolest places to spend time leisurely. Phoenix Park is huge and also contains a zoo on the premises so you can happily take your children there. Grafton Street and Creative Quarter are popular shopping areas in the city where you can watch buskers perform while shopping. Since Dublin had been home to literary legends like Oscar Wilde and James Joyce, you can go to a literary pub crawl that includes a walking tour and street performances. 
Food and Restaurants
Though the city of Dublin offers the best treats, it can be a bit expensive too. Do not worry about finding a pub, as perhaps every corner has someone’s favourite haunt. The Temple Bar is a happening place to visit as it has tons of restaurants, bars and pubs. Soda Bread, Shellfish, Irish Stew, Colcannon and Champ, Boxty, Black and white pudding, and Coddle are must-eat local dishes in Dublin.
Transportation
Dublin Airport (DUB) is the major airport serving the city. It is connected to various international and domestic cities with popular air carriers such as Ryanair, Aer Lingus, Emirates, Etihad, Lufthansa. There are no direct flights from India to Dublin. Etihad, Air India, Lufthansa are some of the known air links providing connecting services to Dublin. Cheap flight tickets from here to other popular cities can be booked online on Goibibo. Also, flight status & other details related to international flight booking & air tickets can be easily accessed on it. So for cheapest air tickets, it is recommended to book flights online. Heuston Station and Connolly Station are two important railway stations that connect Dublin to Cork, Belfast, Limerick and other cities of Ireland. Nearby Connolly railway station, Busaras is the major bus station in the city. Eurolines buses connect Dublin to several cities of Europe and Bus Eireann operates to many cities and towns of Ireland. You can also reach Dublin from Wales and England via waterways.
Dublin has an excellent public transportation system. Buses and tram services (Luas) run very efficiently throughout the city. If you are travelling to the suburbs, then you can use the Dublin Area Rapid Transit (DART) line which is time and cost-friendly. A Leap Card is a refundable card and very useful for travel in trams and buses. Public bikes can be rented as well. Taxis are fluid but are very costly, so it is advised to mostly avoid them if you are travelling on a budget.