India Gate
Wide lawns, evening lights, and the sandstone arch. A classic first impression of the capital at dusk.
Explore the capital's vibrant mix of ancient history and modern city life.
Delhi is a capital of contrasts: Mughal tombs and Friday mosque courtyards on one side, wide lawns and India Gate on the other. This city tour is built to show both Old and New Delhi without turning the days into a checklist.
You move from India Gate, Raj Ghat, Parliament House, and Rashtrapati Bhavan to the Red Fort and Jama Masjid, then on to Qutub Minar, the Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum, and Nizamuddin Dargah. Guides keep timings realistic so heritage, food, and rest all fit the same itinerary.
What you will see, feel, and taste in Delhi.
Wide lawns, evening lights, and the sandstone arch. A classic first impression of the capital at dusk.

The black marble platform where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated. Quiet and open, and best visited in the morning.
Sansad Bhavan on the central vista, seen from the outside on the New Delhi drive.
Lal Qila’s red sandstone walls and halls, opening onto Chandni Chowk. Go early, before the heat and the crowds.
The former residence on Safdarjung Road, kept as it was, with personal rooms and photographs.
The President’s House at the end of the vista, with its dome, columns, and formal gardens on the drive past.
The soaring minaret and surrounding ruins, best in the softer morning light.
Shah Jahan’s Friday mosque above the lanes of Old Delhi, with the spice markets of Chandni Chowk just below.
The shrine of Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya, with qawwali in the evening and the lanes of Nizamuddin around it.
What guests say about this Delhi journey.
"Old Delhi with a local guide made the city click for us. Timing at the monuments was excellent."
"A well-balanced mix of heritage and food. Drivers were punctual across the whole Delhi stay."
"Packed itinerary but never chaotic. India Gate at night was a lovely close to the first day."
9 Days / 8 Nights