Free Walking Tours
Delhi

There are so many things to do in a day in Delhi! Besides sightseeing with New Delhi Free Walking Tours, Indian cuisine is also something that cannot be taken lightly when visiting the country. Indian cuisine is world famous, and you can expect the best food when you are in the capital area of the country. Take a Free Indian Food Tour or a Cooking Class to learn about curries, samosas and understand how the colorful, bold and flavorful Indian cuisine reflects the beautiful culture of its country well. Later, book a ticket to Kingdom of Dreams, one of Delhi's most famous theatres, to see an unforgettable Bollywood show with many traditional costumes and dances. Another essential Delhi activity is a day trip to one of the wonders of the world: the awe-inspiring Taj Mahal. If you have more free time, you can consider booking several-day trips to important sights such as Jaipur (The Pink City), Amber or Agra.

Delhi (officially known as New Delhi) is not only the mythical capital of India, but also a large metropolitan area filled with historical artifacts, architecture and relics of empires lost throughout history. Although many travelers only pass through Delhi on their way to other destinations, there are many unique attractions. One of the best ways to explore Delhi would be taking a free walking tour with a local guide so you can have a general sense of the place and understand more about the people’s history and culture. Here are a few popular Free Walking Tours in Delhi. In an Old Delhi City Tour around Heritage Quarters, you will explore the meaning and significance of ancient structures and neighborhoods in the city, as well as see many havelis (traditional houses). The Food Walk in Old Delhi is a perfect introduction to the food of India. You will move from one market to another to try all kinds of exotic dishes.

Many of the ancient sights you will see with Free Tours Delhi will take your breath away. From the Mehrauli Archaeological Park to the Red Fort (a UNESCO Heritage Site) or the Jama Masjid Mosque, each of these impressive architecture structures will tell a different story of how this land has gone through multiple dynasties, empires, and kingdoms to be what it is today. Go to Digambar Jain Lal temple, the oldest shrine to Jainism in the capital of India, to understand the roots of this ancient system of beliefs. Visit Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib, Rajpath, Humayun's Tomb, Lodi Gardens, and the Town Hall. When you travel to Delhi, you will need to do more than just checking off the lists of famous tourist attractions on your list. You should walk around the city, see ancient areas such as Chandni Chowk, try the delicacies or street food and feel the lively beat of life among the people.