• Connaught Place - Begin the day at 8:00 AM with a hotel pick-up, followed by a brief 30-minute drive to Connaught Place, Delhi’s historic commercial center. From there, board the metro for a swift 15-minute, two-stop journey to Chawri Bazaar, where the vibrant atmosphere of Old Delhi greets you.
• Chawri Bazaar - At Chawri Bazaar (30 minutes), explore a labyrinth of narrow lanes bustling with brassware shops and wedding card printers. This market has been a center of trade and craftsmanship for centuries, offering a lively introduction to the energy and vibrancy of Old Delhi.
• Charan Kunj - Shri 1008 Shri Shyam Charan Das Ji Guru Dwar - The first spiritual stop is Sant Charan Das Ji / Peepal Mahadev (20 minutes). Situated under a sacred Peepal tree, this shrine provides a peaceful corner of devotion amidst the hustle and bustle. It illustrates how faith and daily life are intertwined in Delhi, with locals pausing for blessings before continuing their day.
• Nai Sarak - Next, visit the ChitraGupt Temple, dedicated to the deity believed to record human deeds. This temple is unique in its mythology, reminding visitors of the moral balance that underpins Hindu belief. Its architecture and atmosphere invite reflection on the values of accountability and justice.
• Shri Digamber Jain Naya Mandir - Continue to Naya Mandir (20 minutes), a hidden Jain temple featuring exquisite carvings and serene courtyards. Jain philosophy emphasizes non-violence and simplicity, and this temple embodies those ideals. It offers a tranquil retreat that beautifully contrasts with the surrounding bazaar’s chaos.
• ISKCON Temple, Chhipiwara - The ISKCON Chipiwara Temple (20 minutes) is the next stop. Vibrant and full of devotional energy, it provides a glimpse into Krishna worship in Old Delhi. The chanting, colorful interiors, and spiritual warmth make this temple a lively highlight of the morning.
• Friday Mosque (Jama Masjid) - By late morning, arrive at Jama Masjid (45 minutes), India’s largest mosque built by Shah Jahan in the 17th century. Its grand Mughal architecture, vast courtyard, and towering minarets are awe-inspiring. Guests can climb the steps for panoramic views of Old Delhi, experiencing both the mosque’s scale and the city it anchors.
• Karim Hotel - Lunch is included in the tour (1 hour), with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options available at Karim’s or Al Jawahar. These legendary eateries serve authentic Mughlai cuisine — kebabs, korma, and biryani — dishes that carry forward centuries of culinary tradition from the Mughal court.
• Naughara - Row Of Nine Houses - After lunch, stroll through Naughara (20 minutes), a picturesque lane of nine colorful Jain houses. This hidden corner is perfect for photographs and storytelling, offering a glimpse into the lives of merchant families who once shaped Old Delhi’s trade.
• Paranthe Wali Gali - Paranthey Wali Gali (20 minutes) follows, where stuffed parathas have been served for generations. Each paratha is a piece of culinary history, and tasting them connects you to the flavors that have made this street a landmark in Delhi’s food culture.
• Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib - At Sis Ganj Gurudwara (30 minutes), encounter Sikh heritage and values. This shrine commemorates Guru Tegh Bahadur’s martyrdom, and its langar, or community kitchen, embodies Sikh principles of equality and service. Guests witness faith expressed through hospitality and shared meals.
• Khari Baoli - A cycle rickshaw ride (30 minutes) then carries you through the bustling lanes toward Khari Baoli. This ride is an experience in itself, offering a sensory immersion into Old Delhi’s streets — the sights, sounds, and rhythm of daily life. Khari Baoli and Gadodia Market (45 minutes) await with towering sacks of spices, from chilies to saffron. As Asia’s largest spice market, it is a place where history, commerce, and aroma converge. Guests learn about the spice trade that has shaped Delhi’s cuisine and global connections.
• St. Stephen’s Church (C.N.I) - The afternoon continues with St. Stephen’s Church (30 minutes), a 19th-century Gothic revival structure. Its stained glass windows and colonial architecture tell the story of Delhi’s Christian community during the British era.
• St. Mary’s Catholic Church - Finally, visit St. Mary’s Church (30 minutes), one of Delhi’s oldest churches, built in 1863. This quiet sanctuary offers insight into the city’s colonial past and the diverse faiths that coexist within its walls. The tour concludes with a drop-off at your hotel or accommodation, leaving you with vivid memories of Old Delhi’s food, faith, and heritage woven together in a single, immersive journey.

• English Speaking Local Guide
• Lunch
• Rickshaw Ride inside Old Delhi
• Entrance fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

This Old Delhi tour stands out as it seamlessly combines history, cuisine, and culture into a memorable day. Participants not only visit monuments but also savor genuine street breakfasts, relish a Mughlai lunch, ride a rickshaw through spice markets, and explore temples, mosques, and churches that narrate centuries of history. It’s an exploration of faith, flavors, and vibrant heritage, crafted to reveal the true essence of Delhi beyond typical tourist attractions.

• Please dress modestly during the tour, especially when visiting temples, mosques, and gurudwaras. Covering shoulders and knees is recommended to respect local traditions.
• Inform the guide of dietary restrictions or mobility concerns in advance.
• Wear comfortable walking shoes.
• Rickshaw rides and temple visits may not be wheelchair accessible due to narrow lanes and uneven surfaces.

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