Delhi is India’s capital and home to the dreams of more than 19 million Indians. It is a historic city and is blessed with a rich heritage, glamorous past of dynasties, power, and politics Delhi Sightseeing Tour Package by Car.
On your Delhi sightseeing Tour, Doors to India will provide you a professional driver and a live tour guide throughout the sightseeing tour.
The Indian capital city is an infusion of diverse cultural unity and integrity along with some modern elements and urban infrastructure. On your Delhi sightseeing tour, you’ll be taken to witness the thrill and mix of the golden era of the rulers of India when Delhi remained the capital and the modern metropolitan.
Delhi is a bustling city with countless tourist attractions and points of interest.
The 2-day local Delhi sightseeing by car is designed to give you a good introduction to India’s largest city and to allow you to see and experience its highlights.Doors 2 India Delhi sightseeing tour package itinerary will ensure that you don’t miss out on any of the city’s most popular sights.
Our 2-day Delhi Local Tour will allow you to explore the most famous tourist attractions of Old Delhi and the New Delhi Region.
We recommend starting the tour before 9-10 am so that you can see all of the tourist attractions open from 9 am to 5.30 pm. We have listed the price and 14-15 tourist sites that we will visit.
In the dawn, our guide will reach your preferred location in Delhi NCR for pickup and will commence the Delhi sightseeing tour.
The Birla Mandir of Delhi was built in the year 1939 and was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi. It is an iconic Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu. People from all faiths can visit to see the vast campus that includes shrines, fountains, and lush green gardens.
The first destination to explore is the iconic minaret and the ‘Victory Tower’ of Delhi. The height of the minaret is around 238 ft, it is considered as the world’s tallest tower built with bricks.
It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was built in 1199 by Qutub-ud-din Aibak, though it was completed by his son in law Iltumish in 1220.
Dedicated to the people of Baháʼí faith, the Lotus temple is a popular attraction of the city that has a unique flower- like shape. The expressionist architectural style structure was completed in the year 1986.
Post noon and sightseeing of the Lotus Temple, it’s time to rejoice the delectable cuisines of Delhi. The city has some of the best places to tickle your taste buds and rejoice the moments of joy.
The Red Fort of Delhi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was the prime residence of the Mughals during their rulings in the country. The construction of the gigantic Red sandstone fort was commissioned by Shah Jahan post the transfer of their capital city from Delhi to Agra.
Humayun’s Tomb is a Mughal tomb in Delhi, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is dedicated to the Mughal emperor Humayun. The historic monument was built by Humayun’s first wife Bega Begum. The large wide campus around the monument is amazing and calm.
India Gate is also called as All India War Memorial and is built astride the Raj Path. The iconic monument stands tall in the memory of the 70,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army who were martyred between 1914 and 1921.
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The Golden Triangle Tour with Khajuraho is a blend of three of India’s most famous cities: Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, along with the UNESCO World Heritage site of Khajuraho, renowned for its ancient erotic temples and beautiful sculptures. The tour is usually 7 to 10 days and provides an in-depth cultural, historical, and architectural tour of North India.
A minimum of 7 to 10 days is ideal:
By Train: The trains, such as the Jahajuraho Express ( Jaipur ) are direct and their frequency is not limited (limited frequency).
Air Travel: Air travel can be done to Khajuraho through Jaipur or Delhi, usually through Varanasi.
By Road: A long drive (~10-12 hours), not worth doing unless as part of a road trip.
Comfort: Most of the tour packages will organise internal flights or personal transport.
The best period is between October and March, as it is pleasant.
Peak summer (April to June) should be avoided, especially in Khajuraho and Rajasthan, because of the extreme temperatures.
Khajuraho provides a spiritual and artistic touch to the conventional Golden Triangle. Its temples are characterised by sensual carvings, elaborate stonework and spiritual symbolism- a difference with the Mughal and Rajput architecture in Agra and Jaipur. It is also not commercialised much, and provides a relaxing conclusion to the tour.
It is family-friendly, yes, particularly for people who are interested in history, culture, and architecture. Although the temples of Khajuraho are characterised by erotic sculptures, they are portrayed in a respectable way and are a part of the Indian cultural heritage.
You can get luxury hotels (Taj, Oberoi, ITC) to cheap guesthouses and heritage hotels, particularly in Jaipur and Khajuraho. The majority of travel operators provide packages of 3-star, 4-star, or 5-star, depending on the choice.
Orchha (on the way to Khajuraho), with its palaces and temples, with riverside.
A tiger safari at Ranthambore.
Fatehpur Sikri is one of the destinations between Agra and Jaipur.
Is there anything on at the time of the festival (e.g. Khajuraho Dance Festival in Feb/March)?
