New Delhi Day Tour $69, 2 to 6 Guests

The day before your departure date, we will reconfirm the pick-up time and your hotel address so that the tour will run smoothly. In the morning, our professional guide will wait for you in your hotel lobby and take you to a cozy chauffeur-driven car to set out for our Delhi mini group day tour to our first stop, Raj Ghat.

We will start this exciting day trip with a visit to the Raj Ghat, the memorial cremation site for Father of India - Mahatma Gandhi. As we tour around the black marble monuments, our guide will also narrate some great achievements and historic stories about this respected political leader, who devoted his life to the fight for Indian Independence.

Then, we will be chauffeured to pass by the majestic Red Fort for a photo stop, which is a landmark of India. Later we will proceed to explore Jama Masjid, India’s largest mosque as well as one of the largest mosques in the world.

We will then spend some time walking around the Chandni Chowk bazaar. A rickshaw ride will take you through the bustling Chandni Chowk bazaar, where we may see buzzing crowds, feel the chaotic atmosphere, and learn more about the local lifestyle.

After a deep exploration of Old Delhi, we will move onward to New Delhi in our private car, which takes around one hour. Upon arrival, we will leave some free time for you to enjoy lunch. Our guide is ready to assist you in selecting a place either fast food chain or local restaurant per your interest.

We also considerately provide everyone with two bottles of drinking water and small local refreshments, which gives you a taste of Delhi.

In the afternoon, we will continue Delhi mini group tour with a visit to the Qutub Minar, a symbol of victory. Built in the year of 1193, the tower was constructed of red sandstone with a height of 72 meters (236 feet). Also reputed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the 5-storey tower thickens from the top to the bottom. Some Hindu and Muslim cultural relics can also be seen in the surroundings, such as several old tombs and mottled iron columns.

Our next stop at Humayun’s Tomb will exhibit a perfect blend of Islamic and Hinduism architectural styles. Carved out of the red sandstone, the core building is in a square shape with four gates and a large ivory dome as well as several arched doors on each wall. Due to the exquisite design, bright ornaments and lush vegetation, this garden tomb has received high praise for its architectural value.

We will make a short stopover at India Gate, which is a monument to the memory of unknown soldiers sacrificed during the World Wars. Nowadays, it also plays a crucial role dividing the new district and the old area of Delhi. It’s advisable to take some photos of this grandiose construction.

Finally, we will draw to an end at Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, the largest Sikh temple in Delhi. At present, this large building complex is used for multi-functional activities connected to temples, educational institutions, libraries, and other charitable organizations. In the past, it was named Jaisinghpura Palace, the royal dwelling for Rajashai singh, the ruler of India during the 17th century.

After finishing the trip, we will drive back to your hotel and bid farewell. We hope you have spent a wonderful Delhi day trip with us!

Friendly Tip:
We will cover all these mentioned attractions in this day tour. The timetable is tentative and might be adjusted based on traffic conditions.