Delhi: Old & New Delhi Guided Tour with Street Food & Spice Market
Discover the many sides of India’s capital on a guided tour through Old Delhi and New Delhi, combining Mughal heritage, historic monuments, colorful markets, local culture, Indian street food, spices and impressive modern landmarks.
Your experience begins in Old Delhi, the historic heart of the city. Explore the area around Jama Masjid, one of Delhi’s most important historic landmarks, and learn about its architecture, history and connection to the Mughal era from your local guide.
Continue through the lively streets of Chandni Chowk, one of the most famous markets in Old Delhi. Walk through its busy lanes and experience the sights, sounds and atmosphere of traditional Delhi. Your guide will share stories about the area, its history, local traditions and everyday life.
Visit the Red Fort, a magnificent symbol of Mughal Delhi. Take photographs from the designated viewing area and learn about the fort’s historical importance and its connection with the Mughal Empire.
Experience Delhi’s Spice Market
Continue to Khari Baoli, famous for its vibrant spice trade. Explore the colorful market and discover the aromas of Indian spices, herbs, dry fruits and other traditional ingredients. Learn how spices are used in Indian cooking and how this historic market became an important part of Delhi’s commercial life.
Your guide will help you understand the connection between Delhi’s markets, food and local culture, making this more than just a sightseeing stop.
Taste Authentic Delhi Street Food
Experience another important part of Old Delhi—its food culture. During the tour, enjoy a local street-food tasting experience and discover traditional flavors with the guidance of your local host.
Explore local food areas and try authentic Delhi flavors while learning about the ingredients, preparation and traditions behind the food. Your guide can help explain the dishes and introduce you to the local food culture.
Discover Delhi’s Religious and Cultural Diversity
Continue to Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, an important Sikh place of worship in New Delhi. Experience the peaceful atmosphere and learn about Sikh traditions, history and the importance of community service.
This part of the tour offers an opportunity to see another side of Delhi and understand the city’s rich cultural and religious diversity.
Explore New Delhi
Leave the historic streets of Old Delhi and travel through the broad avenues of New Delhi. See Rashtrapati Bhavan, the official residence of the President of India, and learn about the architecture and history of the surrounding government district.
Continue to India Gate, one of the most recognizable landmarks in New Delhi. Stop for photographs and learn about the monument and its significance in India’s history.
