Beijing is China’s second largest city in population, home to 21 million residents and located in China’s northeast. This capital city is a hub of culture, politics, education, and science for Asia and the world. Beijing is one of the oldest cities in the world, and today relies on its large business and technology sector…

Chennai, formerly known as Madras, is a large Indian city located on the eastern coast of the country. Chennai is known as a tourism city, especially for food as well as health tourism. Chennai’s diverse economy is made up of the automobile, software, manufacturing, and healthcare industries. Companies including Hyundai, Ford, and Mitsubishi manufacture vehicles…

Bangalore, also known as Bengaluru, is the third most populous city in India and is located in the southern end of the country. The city is well-known for being highly developed and industrialized. It’s the major hub of India’s information technology, telecommunication, and biotechnology sectors. Despite its major economic development in recent years, the city…

Kolkata is a populous Indian city in the Northeast region of the country, near its border with Bangladesh. Following India’s independence from Britain, Kolkata struggled to maintain political and economic integrity, but its diverse culture has since helped to spur economic growth. The city is now very developed and most citizens are employed by the…

Mumbai is a megacity with a population of over 20 million located on a narrow peninsula on the west coast of India. This most populous city in India is the commercial, financial, and entertainment capital of the country. Mumbai has undergone an economic boom entering the 21st century, moving from reliance on textile manufacturing, to…

Delhi is a densely populated city in Northern India, home to the country’s capital of New Delhi. With a population of over 11 million, Delhi is a highly developed and wealthy city and accounts for much of the economy of India. Along with its economy, which revolves around information technology, telecommunications, banking, and tourism, the…