10 Most Expensive Cities To Live In India

Top 10 expensive cities in India

There are many more expensive cities to live in India but here we will only discuss about only the top 10 expensive cities.

We are all belonging from a different city, all this are having different culture and different traditions. But you don’t know that in India also if you want to live in this particular cities then may you have to be sell your kidney. If you want to know about this cities then please read this post till end.

list of most expensive cities to live in India :

10. Rajasthan, Jaipur –

Jaipur is known as pink city. This city is famous as a tourist places in all over the world. From all over the world many tourism comes here. Jaipur is famous mainly for the big big Mahals that are present in this city. Also some of the most expensive hotels are there in this city.

Jaipur is the capital of the Indian state of Rajasthan. It promotes the royal family that once ruled the region, and it stands in 1727, in the center of the state street grid of what is now called the Old City or the "Pink City" for trademark building color (notable in India), the colonial City Palace complex. Its part is still a royal residence, with gardens, gardens and museums.

Populations: 30.7 lakhs (2011)

An Average meal can be purchased per day in Jaipur is about Rs 225 – 250.

The rent of average flat is between 8 thousand to 14 thousand in Jaipur city.

9. Chandigarh –

Chandigarh, the capital of the northern Indian states of Punjab and Haryana, was designed by Swiss-French modernist architect Le Corbusier. His buildings include the High Court, the Secretariat and the Capitol complex with the Legislature, as well as the open-handed monument to the monument. The nearby Rock Garden is a park that features sculptures made of stone, recycled ceramics and industrial artifacts.

Populations: 10.6 lakhs (2011)

An Average meal can be purchased per day in Jaipur is about Rs 270 - 300.

The rent of average flat is between 12 thousand to 15 thousand in Jaipur city.

8. Ahmedabad –

Ahmedabad is the largest city in the state of Gujarat, in western India. The Sabarmati river runs through its center. There is a Gandhi Ashram at Sabarmati on the west bank, which displays the lifestyle and patterns of the spiritual leader. Along the river, the Calico Museum of Textiles, once a cloth merchant's mansion, has a notable collection of ancient and modern fabrics. This city is one of the most expensive city in Gujarat. It is also called as capital of the west.

Populations: 55.7 lakhs (2011)

An Average meal can be purchased per day in Jaipur is about Rs 300.

The rent of average flat is between 10 thousand to 26 thousand in Jaipur city.

7. Hydrabad –

Hyderabad is the capital of Telangana state of southern India. A major center of the technology industry, it is home to many upscale restaurants and shops. Its historical sites include Golconda Fort, the former diamond-trading center that was once the capital of the Qutub Shahi dynasty. Charminar, a sixteenth-century mosque with 4 arches supporting the minarets, is a symbol of an old city near the long-standing Lad Market. In Hydrabad the many IT industry are there for that here a huge job opportunity available so many international traffic are coming every year. Because of that Hydrabad regularly increasing in the ranking and with that it become more and more expensive.

Populations: 68.1 lakhs (2011)

An Average meal can be purchased per day in Jaipur is about Rs 250 - 350.

The rent of average flat is between 20 thousand to 30 thousand in Jaipur city.

6. Pune –

Pune is a census town in the state of Maharashtra, western India. It was once the prime minister's base for the Peshwas of the Maratha Empire, which lasted from ১7474৪ to ১৮১18. It was built in 122. Maha Aga Khan Palace and is currently known for the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi, whose ash is preserved in the garden. The eighteenth-century Patleshwar cave temple is dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. In Pune many tourist places available so here all the time many international tourist came to visit Pune.

In compare with Delhi or Mumbai people are more happy those are living in Pune.

Populations: 31.2 lakhs (2011)

An Average meal can be purchased per day in Jaipur is about Rs 250 - 350.

The rent of average flat is between 10 thousand to 21 thousand in Jaipur city.

5. Kolkata –

Kolkata (formerly Kolkata) is the capital of the state of West Bengal in India. Established as a trading post for the East India Company, it was the capital of India under the British Raj from 1773–1911. Today it is known for its magnificent colonial architecture, art galleries and cultural festivals. It is also in the Mother House, the headquarters of the Missionaries of Charity founded by Mother Teresa, which has a tomb. Previously Kolkata was the capital of India but now also it is can be treated as a capital of India. Kolkata is famous for Bengali food. Many tourist places are available in Kolkata so from all over the world people come to visit these places. Because of the well design of infrastructure in Kolkata is looking like lite traffic city but actually it is not.

Populations: 45 lakhs (2011)

An Average meal can be purchased per day in Jaipur is about Rs 340.

The rent of average flat is between 12 thousand to 18 thousand in Jaipur city.

4. Bengaluru –

Bengaluru (also known as Bengaluru) is the capital of the southern Karnataka state of India. The center of India's high-tech industry, the city is also known for parks and nightlife. By Cuban Park, Providence Saud is a neo-Dravidian legislative building. Former royal residences include the 19th-century Bengal Palace, built after the Windsor Castle in England, and the Palace of the Tipu Sultan, the 18th-century Segun structure. World wide ranking of Bengaluru is 166.

Populations: 84.3 lakhs (2011)

An Average meal can be purchased per day in Jaipur is about Rs 250 - 400.

The rent of average flat is between 12 thousand to 26 thousand in Jaipur city.

3. Chennai –

Chennai is the capital of the state of Tamil Nadu in the Bay of Bengal in eastern India. The city is home to Fort St. George, it was built in 1644, and now a museum shows the origin of the city as a trading hub for the British military and the East India Company, when it was called Madras. Religious sites include the Temple of Kapalesvara, decorated with carved and painted deities and St. Mary's, a 17th century Anglican church. Because of coming people from another city for job purpose this city will become more and more expensive daily.

Populations: 70.9 lakhs (2011)

An Average meal can be purchased per day in Jaipur is about Rs 300 - 350.

The rent of average flat is between 12 thousand to 29 thousand in Jaipur city.

2. Delhi –

Delhi, the capital of India, is a large metropolitan area in the north of the country. In Old Delhi, an area in the vicinity of the 1980s, the Mughal-era Red Fort, the emblem of India, and the Jama Masjid Mosque, which has 20,6 people in the courtyard. Surrounded by lively markets filled with moonlight chalk, food carts, dessert shops and spice stalls.

Populations: 1.9 crores (2011)

An Average meal can be purchased per day in Jaipur is about Rs 300 - 700.

The rent of average flat is between 16 thousand to 32 thousand in Jaipur city.

1. Mumbai –

Mumbai (formerly known as Bombay) is a populous city on the west coast of India. A financial center, it is the largest city in India. The iconic Gateway of India stone arch overlooking the waters of Mumbai Harbor, which was built by the British Raj in 7, is also known as the heart of the nearby Bollywood film industry.

Populations: 1.84 crores (2011)

An Average meal can be purchased per day in Jaipur is about Rs 400 - 900.

The rent of average flat is between 20 thousand to 35 thousand in Jaipur city.