Explore India's Largest Mosque Travelers will be awestruck by the grand architecture of Jama Masjid, built in the 17th century by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. With its towering minarets, massive domes, and intricately carved arches, it stands as one of the most iconic monuments in India.

Booking this experience is like diving into the living soul of Old Delhi. Chandni Chowk is not just a market — it's an explosion of color, flavor, history, and culture. Here's what travelers can expect when they join this immersive journey:

Khari Baoli has been a trade hub since the 17th century. Travelers will learn about its Mughal origins, and how this street became the center of spice commerce, supplying restaurants, households, and even exporters. This experience takes travelers deep into the heart of Asia’s largest spice market, Khari Baoli, a sensory explosion tucked away in the lanes of Old Delhi. This is where history, trade, and aroma collide — and here’s what visitors will experience.

Travelers will witness the towering 42-meter-high arch, built in honor of the 84,000 Indian soldiers who lost their lives during World War I and other wars. Made from sandstone and resembling Paris’s Arc de Triomphe, India Gate is a moving tribute to India’s military history. This experience brings travelers to one of India’s most iconic landmarks — the India Gate in New Delhi. More than just a monument, it’s a symbol of sacrifice, pride, and national identity, set in a beautifully landscaped area that offers history, culture, and peaceful moments in the heart of the city. Travelers will also see the Presidential Palace and Old and New Parliament Houses.

After exploring, the guide will recommend a selection of trusted restaurants, offering: Authentic Mughlai cuisine (rich curries, kebabs, biryanis) International dishes like Italian, Asian, and continental fare Vegetarian and dietary-specific options such as Jain food, vegan dishes, or gluten-free meals.

Travelers will be welcomed into a world of red sandstone and white marble, as they explore the majestic tomb of Emperor Humayun, built in the 16th century by his widow, Empress Haji Begum. With a guided tour, they’ll learn how this monument marked the beginning of Persian-influenced Mughal architecture in India. this experience gives travelers a chance to explore one of Delhi’s most stunning UNESCO World Heritage Sites — Humayun’s Tomb — the first true example of Mughal architecture in India and a direct inspiration for the Taj Mahal.

Travelers will begin their visit by marveling at the temple's breathtaking design, shaped like a white lotus flower, made from 27 marble petals arranged in clusters. Surrounded by nine clear blue pools and lush gardens, the structure is both a modern marvel and a peaceful sanctuary. The guide will explain: The meaning behind the design, and why the lotus was chosen The global significance of the Bahá'í faith, which promotes unity and equality The temple’s construction in the 1980s and its global architectural acclaim

À la fin de la visite, votre chauffeur vous déposera à l'endroit de votre choix à Delhi, Noida, Gurugram ou à l'aéroport.