Prepare yourself to embark on a culinary journey through Delhi’s finest food trek, rich with the culture and gastronomy of Mughal city, Shahjahanabad, now known as Old Delhi, a city with 16th century roots.

As the markets stir to life, we will indulge in the best food delicacies from the lanes of Old Delhi and undiscovered culinary spots that a wanderer can’t find solo. Our food trail will take us to a 78-year-old Snack bar, where we’ll enjoy scrumptious traditional Indian sweet called Jalebi, feast on the crunchiest chicken & most succulent kebabs, among many other local specialties.

We’ll immerse into culture by stepping into the well-preserved Jain Havelis dating back to the 18th century, where we’ll appreciate the art, architecture, and allure of this bustling and vibrant place, and soak in the local feel over a warm cup of Tea.

We will then head towards Jama Masjid, Delhi’s largest mosque and take a break for a seated meal at the more than a century-old Karim’s, where we’ll relish Mughlai curries and breads, while taking in the activities of the ever bustling streets of Old Delhi and the majestic beauty of the fortified city.