Delhi Sightseeing Tour
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Destination
New Delhi, India
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Duration
1 Day
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Transportation
AC Sedan/SUV
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Language
English (Others on request)
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Group Size
1 to 6 people (Private Tour)
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Tour type
Cultural & History
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Departure from
Any Delhi Hotel
Highlights
- Ride a traditional cycle rickshaw through the buzzing lanes of Chandni Chowk.
- Wander through the massive red sandstone walls of the historic Red Fort.
- Find a moment of absolute peace at the stunning Lotus Temple.
- Look straight up at the 73-meter-tall ancient brick minaret, Qutub Minar.
Tour Overview
Have you ever opened a pantry, grabbed three totally different spices, and thought, "There is no way these go together"—only to taste the dish later and realize it's pure magic? That’s Delhi. It makes absolutely no sense on paper. You have 16th-century tombs sitting right next to modern tech hubs, and quiet, leafy avenues just a five-minute drive from the loudest, most chaotic street markets you've ever seen.
This Delhi Sightseeing Tour is built to show you exactly how all those crazy ingredients come together. We aren't going to just stare at buildings through a bus window. We're getting right in the middle of it. We'll navigate the tiny alleys of Old Delhi, stand beneath the towering Qutub Minar, and drive through the grand, sweeping boulevards of the capital. It's loud, it's colorful, and you're going to absolutely love it.
Tour Itinerary
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Inclusions and Exclusions
- Private, air-conditioned car with a professional driver
- Expert, English-speaking local city guide
- Thrilling cycle rickshaw ride in Old Delhi
- Chilled bottled water to beat the heat
- Entry tickets to monuments (Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb)
- Lunch, snacks, and any extra beverages
- Tips for your guide and driver
- Camera or video fees at certain sites
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Yes, absolutely. Like any massive global city, you need to keep an eye on your belongings in crowded markets to avoid pickpockets. But you’ll be with our expert guide the entire day, who knows these streets like the back of their hand and will make sure you’re completely comfortable.
We get this question all the time! Our guides are incredibly strict about where they'll let you eat. We only recommend trusted, hygienic restaurants for lunch, and we provide safe, sealed bottled water for you all day long.
You'll want to dress somewhat conservatively. Bring a scarf or shawl to cover your head for Jama Masjid, and wear clothes that cover your shoulders and knees. Slip-on shoes are a total lifesaver since you’ll be taking them off constantly at religious sites!
