Delhi Walk Tour

Delhi Walk Tour

Delhi Walk Tour primarily starts in Old Delhi—a maze of narrow lanes and crowded markets—inherited through centuries. Here one comes across monuments like the expansive Red Fort, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Also the former primary residence of the Mughal emperors. Not too far from here is the biggest mosque in India. The Jama Masjid—in fact, another example of fine Mughal architecture with its vast courtyard and towers at each side. Fom there get a clear view of the town from every point with Delhi Walk Tour.

The group experiences ebullient life in Delhi during their walks amidst the chaotic and engrossing streets of Chandni Chowk. The place is a very engaging market because of the steadfast noises of the activities, aromas from street food outlets, and striking colors of the hosiery and spices. Guides enunciate about the historical associations of this market and how it, over time, became that cosmopolitan constituent of cultures and businesses.

Furthermore, moving into New Delhi, the Delhi Walk Tour changes track and takes one through the colonial-period architecture and wide boulevards laid by British architects in the early 20th century. The program includes the iconic India Gate, a memorial to Indian soldiers who lost their lives in World War I, and majestic Rashtrapati Bhavan, the official residence of the President of India. Not too far from the hustle-battle of the city is the serene retreat provided by the Mughal-inspired gardens in the famous Lodhi Gardens.

Finally, monuments, history, and culture will come alive in the city tour course through interesting stories, anecdotes, and tales. The guides will set the context to Delhi's urban precincts, religious sites, and architectural wonders. Thereby better synergizing with its role as a strong cultural crossroads throughout history. Enjoy your Delhi Walk Tour.