One Day Delhi Tour by Private Car with Guide

This historical and cultural tour with start with your pick-up from the selected location such as a hotel where you might be staying or international airport if your flight is landing on the tour day. One of our representatives will meet you in the beginning to welcome you in traditional Indian style with beautiful flower and then he will introduce you with the driver and guide who will then take you for the sightseeing to start this amazing journey in the capital city of India.

This colorful market is one of the oldest and busiest markets in Delhi where you will get familiar with rich culture and history of the capital. It is also famous for its narrow street and delicious street food that you must taste during this trip. This market is located in a very large area and you should take a rickshaw ride here to explore the entire place and this will also save you some time to explore other monuments.

This iconic fort is a heritage site that was built by emperor Shah Jahan in 1648 and it is a great example of Mughal architecture where you can explore grand palaces and beautiful gardens. “Rang Mahal” and “Diwan-I-Khas” are the most important places inside this fort where foreign tourists love to click pictures to capture the memories. If you are a history and culture enthusiasts then this fort is must visit place in the capital before moving towards other attractions of this trip.

This is one of the largest and most magnificent mosques in India which is located in the center of the city and it was also constructed by the emperor Shah Jahan in 1656 as the primary place of worship for Mughal dynasty. You would be able to see tall minarets and big courtyards here that can easily accommodate more than 25000 worshipers for prayers. This will complete your sightseeing in Old Delhi and now you should take a break for lunch in good restaurant before exploring other places in New Delhi.

This is one of the most popular shopping and commercial place in Delhi that is known for its unique circular design and colonial architecture. It was built in 1930 and you will find premium brand shops, many good quality restaurants and exciting nightlife here. You should also visit Janpath Market that has many handicraft shops to buy some souvenirs for your home to preserve memories from India. If you want to take a ride in Metro train then Rajiv Chowk is the busiest transit point in the capital and you can catch a train in any direction.

This place is a glorious war memorial that was built in the memory of Indian soldiers who fought for British Army and died in the first world war. The entire area is surrounded by lush green lawns and fountains that makes it a good place for picnics and morning walks for local people. It is also decorated by beautiful lightings every evening that makes it a great place where you should visit during night hours. National war memorial is also located very close to it that can be an optional place where you can visit during this day trip.

This tomb is a magnificent heritage site in New Delhi that was built by Empress Bega Begum in 1570 and it is also a finest example of Mughal architecture in India. You can see here spectacular Persian-inspired design and beautiful Charbagh style gardens where tourists love to click pictures. Historians also say that this tomb is a precursor to the Taj Mahal and inspired its construction a century later. If you feel tired then you can take a break for tea or coffee before moving towards our next destination in the itinerary.

It is the tallest brick minaret in the world and a heritage site in south Delhi that was originally built by “Qutb-ud-din Aibak” in 1193 but completed by his successors later. It is also a good example of Indo-Islamic architecture where you can see intricate carvings and verses from the Quran. The “Qutub Complex” and the “Iron Pillar” from the 4th century are the important place that you must explore in this area.

It is now time for your drop at the desired location after exploring all important places in Delhi and gathering deep cultural insights from the capital. If you have time then you can still go for shopping at some famous places such as “Dilli Haat” which is an open-air market famous for handicrafts and regional cuisines from other states across the country. We believe that you have enjoyed this sightseeing and the rickshaw ride in busy markets with delicious street food.