India is the fastest growing economy in the world. The cost of living in Indian cities has increased a lot in the past few decades. Looking at various parameters, such as accommodation, food, transportation and medical expenses, we can know the cost of living in a city. Let's take a look at the top ten most expensive cities in India in 20 19.

10. Jaipur (cost of living: US$ 294- 10 15) Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan and one of the top ten most attractive cities in the world. It has many tourist attractions and is also the main producing area of precious stones, luxury textiles and rare handicrafts. This city has the most expensive hotel in the world.

9. Ahmedabad (cost of living: US$ 277.62-957.35) Ahmedabad is the largest city in Gujarat and has always been the center of India's economic development. With the growth of population and the growth of real estate, housing, telecommunications and construction industries, Ahmedabad has become a vibrant city.

8. Hyderabad (cost of living: 270.69-96 1 USD), the seat of the famous nizam dynasty, is still a splendid building in that proud era, and is famous for its shining white pearls in history. It is called Pearl City. The city has many pharmaceutical and biotechnology enterprises and is famous for its genome valley in India.

7. Chandigarh (living expenses: 299.24- 1040.56 USD) Chandigarh is a new city that has sprung up from the ground and is called one of the most perfect cities in the world because of its amazing architecture, culture and modernization. Chandigarh was once rated as one of the cleanest cities in India, and its population is richer and happier than other cities.

6. Chennai (living expenses: 30 1.33- 1052.46 USD) Chennai is a coastal city in southern India, located in the Bay of Bengal, one of the top ten most populous cities in India, and its automobile industry is very busy. This city is considered as one of the best tourist cities in the world. It is one of the most popular cities in the world and is very popular with domestic and foreign tourists.

5. Kolkata (living expenses: 300.67- 1055.97 USD) Kolkata, also known as "happy city", is the capital of West Bengal and the seat of Britain during the colonial period. Its port is the oldest in India and Calcutta is the most important city in eastern India. From a business point of view.

4. Pune (cost of living: 30 1.09- 1.074.33 USD) Pune has long been an economically developed city and the birthplace of many automobiles and manufacturing industries. It attracts students from all over the country, because it has first-class educational and research institutions. Since the 1950s, it has undergone tremendous changes and developed rapidly.

3. Bangalore (cost of living: US$ 307.44-65438 +0 104. 14) Karnataka, the capital of southern India, is a city with diverse population. Many multinational companies have offices here, and there are many educational and research institutions in Bangalore. Bangalore's current economic growth rate is 10.3% per year, and it will become the first in the world in the next decade.

2. Delhi (cost of living: US$ 340.665438 +0- 1 176.03) Delhi, the capital of India, is the center of major industrial growth, attracting a large amount of foreign investment because of its huge consumption base and skilled labor. Although Delhi is notorious for its terrible air pollution and is often called the city with the worst air pollution in the world, it is also the center of telecommunications and IT industry, with the best hotels, hospitals and manufacturing departments in China.

1. Mumbai (living expenses: 338.65- 1 197.43 USD) Mumbai is the financial capital of India and the hometown of Bollywood. Since independence, the city has faced a large number of people looking for better jobs from nearby areas. It is estimated that living in cities like Frankfurt and Seattle is cheaper than living in Mumbai, the capital of Maharashtra, whose GDP is higher than any other city in India.