• Turkman Gate - This renowned gate is known as Turkman Gate. Delhi is often called a city of 7 forts and 52 gates, yet only a few remain standing today. These gates served as entrances to different parts of the city, known as districts. Turkman Gate is one such gate that has endured the test of time, witnessing numerous historical transformations. It is named after a Sufi saint, Shah Turkman Bayabani, whose tomb is still preserved within the monument.
• Connaught Place - Commonly referred to as ‘CP’, Connaught Place is a vast commercial and financial hub in New Delhi. Named after the Duke of Connaught and Strathearn, this intricate market complex hosts nearly all renowned international chain stores, popular food chains, restaurants, and bars. Connaught Place also features one of the largest national flags in the country.
• Rashtrapati Bhavan - The President serves as the Supreme Commander of the Indian Armed Forces. Only the President has the authority to declare war or establish peace, based on the advice of the Union Council of Ministers led by the Prime Minister.
• India Gate - The President serves as the Supreme Commander of the Indian Armed Forces. Only the President has the authority to declare war or establish peace, based on the advice of the Union Council of Ministers led by the Prime Minister.
• Agrasen Ki Baoli - Leamigo - Agrasen Ki Baoli, also known as Ugrasen Ki Baoli, stands in the heart of Delhi as a relic from the past. This decorative stepwell, once a water reservoir, is a remarkable example of magnificent architecture and ancient engineering prowess.
• Dhobi Ghat Lodhi Colony - At Lodhi Road Dhobi Ghat, constructed with government support, students engaged with the Pradhan and senior dhobis, listened to their lifelong stories, and observed how three distinct washing technologies coexist in the area: the traditional method, semi-automatic method, and automatic machines.
• Tilak Marg - Although growing up in Tehran, Iran, where there were four seasons and cold, snowy winters, the temperature never dropped below twenty degrees Fahrenheit. Experiencing temperatures below 0 degrees Fahrenheit in New York City is indeed fascinating. Similarly, last summer in Guangzhou and currently in New Delhi, experiencing humidity levels up to 112 degrees Fahrenheit is quite intriguing. Sweating transforms into a process where water flows from the skin’s surface, enveloping the entire body.

• Well-maintained comfortable city bicycles
• Two English/Hindi speaking guides
• Breakfast at Bengali Sweets (Chole Bhature, Veg)
• Chai (traditional Indian tea) & biscuits
• A bottle of mineral water
• Helmets (optional, on request)
• Baby seat (optional, on request)
• All Applicable Taxes

• Private Ac vehicle for transfer.
• Any accommodation.
• Any kind of Tips & Gratuities.
• Entrance fees of Monuments (if any)

• Minimum Two Persons needed for this activity.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.