Grand Delhi Tour
Tour Overview
1 / 7India Gate, New DelhiA seven-day deep dive into the capital’s layered history and flavours. Explore the Red Fort, Qutub Minar and India Gate, sample Old Delhi’s famous street food, and relax in premium stays — every transfer, breakfast and dinner taken care of.
- Red Fort
- Qutub Minar
- India Gate
Day-wise Itinerary
Arrival in Delhi
- Warm welcome and pickup from the nearest airport or railway station
- Check in to your premium hotel and freshen up
- Evening at leisure exploring the local market
Discover Red Fort
- Guided sightseeing tour of Red Fort
- Time for photography and soaking in the views
- Taste the local favourite Chaat
Excursion to Qutub Minar
- Full-day excursion to Qutub Minar
- Scenic sightseeing and short nature walks en route
- Relaxed evening back at the hotel
Explore India Gate
- Visit India Gate and nearby attractions
- Interact with locals and learn about regional traditions
- Optional evening cultural show
Leisure & Nearby Attractions
- Day free for shopping, spa, or optional adventure activities
- Discover hidden gems around Delhi with your guide
Flavours of Delhi
- Pick up handicrafts and souvenirs from local markets
- Farewell dinner featuring Paranthas and regional specialities
Departure
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Transfer to the airport/station with cherished memories
About This Grand Delhi Trip
Delhi holds roughly a thousand years of building in one city. Mughal Old Delhi around Chandni Chowk and the Red Fort sits directly beside the wide colonial avenues of Lutyens' New Delhi, with the much older Qutub Minar complex and Humayun's Tomb further out.
It rewards a bit of planning. The itinerary groups sights geographically so you spend time looking at things rather than sitting in traffic.
Who This Tour Suits
- First-time visitors to India
- History travellers — three UNESCO World Heritage Sites sit inside the city
- Food travellers; Old Delhi street food is a destination on its own
Know Before You Book
- Traffic is the main constraint. Sights are grouped by area for a reason.
- Air quality is poor from roughly late October to January; anyone with asthma should factor that in.
- Old Delhi is best explored on foot or by cycle rickshaw — cars cannot navigate the lanes.
- Many monuments close one day a week; the itinerary works around it.
What's Included
- 6 nights premium hotel accommodation
- Daily breakfast and dinner
- Private air-conditioned cab for transfers & sightseeing
- Certified local tour guide
- All applicable taxes and toll charges
- 24/7 on-trip travel assistance
Frequently Asked Questions
How many days do you need in Delhi?
Two full days covers the headline sights — Red Fort and Old Delhi, Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb, India Gate and the Lutyens area. Three or more lets you add Akshardham, the museums or a day trip to Agra without rushing.
Is Old Delhi safe for tourists?
Yes, and it is one of the most rewarding parts of the city. It is crowded and chaotic rather than dangerous. Normal precautions apply — keep valuables secure in dense crowds, and a guide makes the lanes around Chandni Chowk much easier to navigate and far more interesting.
What is the best time to visit Delhi?
October to March for comfortable temperatures. Summer, from April to June, regularly exceeds 40°C and makes daytime sightseeing difficult. Note that air quality dips sharply after Diwali and through the winter months.