This is the largest mosque in India, build by Emperor Shahjahan, the founder of Taj Mahal. The holy relics of prophet Muhammad is preserved here, and it shows the importance of this place. There is no entrance fee to this mosque but they charge 300 INR for each camera. All the foreign ladies are advised to wear a simple gown which will be provided by the authorities at the mosque. This place is a fine example of Indo-Islamic architecture.

Chandni Chowk or moonlight market is the largest street market in the world, build by the daughter of Shahjahan in 17th Century. I’ll take you to this place on a Cycle Rikshaw ride and we’ll explore the colourful narrow streets of Chandni Chowk. A small walk to see some heritage buildings in this old market is also planned. Another stop in this market will be “ Parantha Wali Gali” a famous street for food, We may try some parantha.

Indian food is all about spices & masala. Khari Baoli is the largest spice market in northern India with over 3000 shops selling spices, tea-coffee, dry nuts, sweets, pickles, masala & many more. We’ll be there to smell the spices & to feel the vibrations of this place. I’ll take you there for a quick walk.

Red Fort was the residence of the Mughal royal family for more then two centuries but it was captured by British in the middle of 19th century. Hence many royal palace were demolished by the British Raj but still we have some palaces to see. This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site & I’ll take you there to explore this magnificent fort by walk. The defensive wall of the fort will mesmerise you.

This place is a Tibetan refugee colony situated in north Delhi. I’ll take you there to understand the freedom straggle of Tibetan people who are the disciples of Dalai Lama. This is a local colony so you will also get a chance to see that how the people are living in this city. We also get a chance to see some monasteries. Note- I strongly believe that monuments & touristic sites are very important in any tour but without exploring the local areas to witness the daily life of people, they are an incomplete experience.

This is a stone pillar, which was build by the king Ashoka in 3rd Century BC. This is situated on a hill top next to the main road so we’ll stop for few minutes to explore it.

This is war memorial, build by the British in 1931. This is a very famous landmark in my city. It is inspired by Arc-de-triomphe. I’ll take you for a small walk around India get. Other things to see nearby 1. King George Memorial 2. National War Memorial 3. Tomb of unknown soldiers

This is the house of our president, build in early 20th country by British. Normally tourist are not allowed in the house but we can explore it from outside. It is a great place for pictures & imperial architecture. I’ll take you for a small walk if I get a permission otherwise only drive pass.

Sansad bhawan This is the parliament building of the largest democracy in the world. We’ll drive pass this place, not allowed to stop. But we can make some pictures from president house, It’s not far.

This is a step-well, build in 8th century by king Agrasen, a king of Sena dynasty. Many tourist never heard of a step-well. but on this trip we’ll explore some magnificent steps-wall in Delhi & Jaipur. There are around 100 steps to go all the way down to get water. If you can walk then great otherwise you can take some photos from the top. It is a very interesting place.

This a modern market with all the food chains, restaurants, spa, textiles shops & many more. We’ll drive through this market to get a feel of it.

This is the largest Sikh temple of Delhi. It’s a great place to learn about Sikh culture & heritage. It has a beautiful holy lake and a large kitchen. I’ll take you to the temple to see the live prayer then we’ll explore the kitchen which serve over 30000 people everyday. If you want then you can also participate as a volunteer in the kitchen with me for few minutes. Believe me it’s bring lots of satisfaction & happiness.

This is the largest Hindu temple in India. Akshardham Temple is the last stop of the day. The reason to visit the temple in the evening is to witness the evening prayer and to enjoy the light, music & fountain show. This is the highest of the day. I’ll take you to a complete tour of this temple before the fountain show. I’ll also explain you about the Hinduism as well in simple terms.