Overview
You can embark on an amazing journey through time with an 8-hour private guided tour of Old and New Delhi. This journey has been carefully designed to offer an immersive experience, highlighting the harmony and contrast between the ever-evolving New Delhi and the historic Old Delhi. This journey promises to be an interesting and enjoyable day, regardless of your interests in architecture, history, or just India's distinctive culture. An 8-hour private guided tour of Old and New Delhi offers the perfect mix of culture, history, and modernity in a single day. A thorough understanding of this vibrant city can be gained by combining the sophistication of New Delhi with the charm of Old Delhi. Why wait, then? Make travel plans now and discover the centre of the Indian capital!
Highlights
See the Qutub Minar and Humayun's Tomb, two of the most exquisite Mughal sites in the city.
See Chandni Chowk and the famous Red Fort (outside).
Admire the grand colonial architecture, try the native food, and explore the bustling street markets.
An intriguing blend of the ancient and the modern may be seen in the historic Jama Masjid.
Admire the magnificence of India Gate and Rashtrapati Bhavan.
What's Included & Excluded
Itinerary
[[07:00 am - 02:00 pm]] Adjustable Time of Pick-Up
pickup from any location in Gurugram, Delhi, or Noida. A live tour guide will assist you when you get there. Drive past Parliament House, India Gate, Raj Ghat, and the Red Fort (outside) after being picked up.
[[Morning]] Check out Chandni Chowk Market and Jama Masjid together.
You can enjoy delectable Indian food at a real Indian restaurant for lunch.
[[Lunch]] Having lunch at a real Indian restaurant
Enjoy mouthwatering Indian food at a real Indian restaurant for lunch.
[[Afternoon]] Visit the Tomb of Humayun
See Humayun's Tomb, the mausoleum built by the Mughal Emperor Humayun on the order of Empress Begum, his first wife.
[[Afternoon]] Go to Swaminarayan Akshardham or Qutub Minar.
On the site of Delhi's ancient walled city, you may visit Qutub Minar, a minaret and "victory tower" that is a part of the Qutub complex. As an alternative, you could go to Delhi, India's Swaminarayan Akshardham, a Hindu temple and spiritual-cultural hub constructed in accordance with Pancharatra Shastra and Indian Vastu Shastra.
[[Evening]] Go to the Lotus Temple
In December 1986, the Lotus Temple was dedicated as a Baha'i house of worship. Because of its unique lotus-like shape, it has grown to be one of the city's most visited tourist destinations.
[[End of the Day]] Drop-off at the Appropriate Place
You will be dropped off at your prearranged location in Noida, Delhi, or Gurugram at the conclusion of the journey.
