• Friday Mosque (Jama Masjid) - Soon, a 20-minute walk will lead to the historic Old Delhi, which is 400 years old. The journey can be made using either the tube or a TUK-TUK. Upon arrival, the magnificent 400-year-old mosque, constructed by the esteemed emperor Shahjahan, who also built the Taj Mahal, awaits. The entry fee is INR 350 per person, so entering is optional. If you prefer not to pay, you can take photos from outside and continue the walk.
• Naughara - Row Of Nine Houses - This hidden heritage neighborhood was home to the goldsmiths of the Mughal emperors, who crafted handmade jewelry for them. These artisans are renowned for their stone-inlaid jewelry, incorporating gems like Lapis Lazuli and Amber. They are welcoming and allow visitors to observe their jewelry-making secrets. Additionally, you can capture photos of their heritage mansions, known as “Havelis.”
• Chandni Chowk - Enjoy a stroll through these vibrant, colorful streets, bustling with shops selling wedding attire in abundance. The lively atmosphere is filled with local wedding shoppers, and you can also savor some safe local street food.
• Khari Baoli - Discover Asia’s largest spice market, where large bags of spices are displayed for purchase by local families. Experience the bustling wholesale trade and the aromatic spices that fill the air. For those interested in learning more about Indian spices, a visit to a large spice depot is available, where detailed explanations are provided. You also have the opportunity to purchase high-quality spice or tea pouches.

• Short Bicycle Rickshaw Ride
• Walk led by a historian guide
• Hotel pick-up and drop (if booked under the option ‘Guide with Pickup & drop too’)

• Hotel pickup and drop (if booked the option: “Guide Only & NO Pickup drop”
• any food, drinks
• Jama Masjid Entry fee (BUT if you book under the option “Entry included”, then we will pay entry fee

Explore the marvels of Old Delhi on a walking tour, uncovering 400 years of heritage nestled within the intricate maze of ancient streets. Delight your senses as you stroll through bustling markets filled with stunning handicrafts, textiles, and unique cuisine, eventually leading you to Asia’s largest spice market. Discover the finest “Lassi” and “Masala Chai” spots along the way. For those eager to taste local cuisine, there’s no need to book expensive food tours in Old Delhi; simply ask your guide for recommendations. This tour is perfect for heritage and culture enthusiasts, lovers of ancient architecture, and anyone interested in experiencing local life, spirituality, and livelihoods.

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