Delhi Sightseeing Tour ( Tours starting from $ 15 per person )

Delhi, a city caught between its vibrant past and modern sensibilities is a major tourist attraction in the world; due to its location advantage of the monuments and other sites same day Delhi sightseeing is possible. Delhi is witness to rise and fall of many dynasties and turmoil during Indian Independence Movement. Both its historical ruins and modern buildings add a mingling beauty to its aura. Divino Indian Memoirz weaves craftily this Delhi sightseeing tour to those of who have a penchant for the Mughal monuments and other sightseeing of the city, it is being considered as one of the oldest cities of the world.

Delhi Tour means exploration of its monuments, colorful diverse culture ad its dynamism reflected in its chic lifestyle co-exited with the fun and laughter of the slum dwellers and street survivors.

Early morning Divino Indian Memoirz representative will pick up you from the airport, and then he will take you to a roadside restaurant for breakfast. If you halt at the hotel day before then he will receive you from the hotel after your breakfast.

After breakfast you will virtually start your Delhi sightseeing tour that includes your visit to the monuments, temples, museums and shopping markets. First you will be driven to the monument sites of New Delhi. You will explore the Humayun’s Tomb, Qutub Minar, Lotus Temple, Birla Mandir, National Museum, etc. Humayun’s Tomb is the first garden tomb of Mughals built in India, a fusion of Mughal and Persian architecture. Qutub Minar is a landmark monument of Delhi; its construction was started by the Qutub-ud-din Aibak, the founder of slave dynasty and later completed by his successor. It is the tallest minaret in India.

After sightseeing in New Delhi, a memorable lunch will be offered to you at an old restaurant in Delhi. Delhi tops in cuisine including sophistication of traditional Indian cuisine and other continental cuisine and south Asian cuisine.

After lunch you will be driven towards India Gate, the largest war memorial of India in which the martyrs of the First World War and Afghan war are inscribed on its walls. Drive past the Rashtrapati Bhawan, the Parliament House-the most well designed areas of the capital city. Head towards old Delhi where you catch the past tradition of Delhi and its vibrant life on the streets and stalls. First you will pay homage to the Father of Nation at Raj Ghat Gandhi memorial. Then you will move towards Jama Masjid, the largest mosque in India. Explore the majestic architecture of the mosque and then you will visit the largest sandstone architecture, Red Fort. Explore its inner palaces and its sandstone walls.

Last you will penetrate into the roads of Chandni Chowk market, the oldest one in Delhi. If you are not a die-hard foodie you can try some Delhi street food at the Jama Masjid area, or a parantha, a popular Indian dish at the Parantha Wala Gali of Chandi Chowk.

If you have now time, you must drive past the Connaught Place area, one of the ten costliest areas of the world surveyed by a team. Have a cup of coffee at the Delhi Coffee House, a hang out of intellectuals and old fraternity.

Have your own time. Say goodbye to our representative.