Discover some of Delhi’s rich historical and artistic enclaves! Come join us as we explore Delhi’s culture and art scene on this street art tour. This tour will begin in Khan Market, the epitome of Delhi real estate, where contemporary Indian design meets with traditional Indian aesthetics. Then we walk through the spectacular 90-acre Lodi Gardens where we will look back at 15th century design as we discover tombs, mosques and bridges built during the Sayyid and Lodhi periods. Finally, Lodhi Colony, the heart of street art in Delhi as well as India’s first public art district. Learn about the artists and the stories behind the murals that adorn the neighbourhood. (Your tour guide, aka art expert, will double as a photographer; we know you’ll want to Instagram and strike a few poses while you’re at it.)

Follow your guide to Nizamuddin Dargah, a 14th-century Sufi Shrine that has been a guiding force for Mughal rulers for hundreds of years. Learn how the British reshaped the cultural scene, and see how modern-day Delhi developed.  Make a stop at Lodi Garden, one of the city’s finest green spaces that is built around the tombs and mosques of the 15th-century rules of Delhi. Ride on to New Delhi’s cultural center, and stop for photos at the city’s first art district. Enjoy a glimpse of the sophisticated neighborhoods of South Delhi. Stop for some of the most delicious kebab rolls in the city, then choose to finish the tour at the gate of Humayun’s Tomb if you’d like to visit this magnificent Mughal Monument on your own.

Delhi is indeed a photographer’s heaven, with every photographer both amateur and professional alike wanting to visit at least once throughout their lives. It is filled with captivating scenery, and is one of the most colorful and lively areas of the world. Throughout this walking tour your guides will aim to help you explore the best photography points in Delhi which are unknown to major tourists. These will be locations which you would easily miss if you were exploring the city on our own. You'll discover sites such as the Safdarjung Tomb and the Muhammad Shah Sayyid Tomb, which displays relics from Delhi's history. Following that you will encounter Lodhi Garden, the loveliest park in the city of Delhi and the best place to capture nature, architecture, and different varieties of trees and flowers. You'll then pass through centuries-old buildings, wide lanes, embassies of different countries, and the 15th-century Bara Gumbad tomb and mosque, before using the Athpula Bridge to cross a lake. Towards the end of your tour, visit the Shish Gumbad, the last lineage of the Lodhi Dynasty, as well as the Rose Garden and the Sikandar Lodi Tomb. You'll finish by exploring some Lodhi street art, which uses painted walls to showcase diverse graffiti themes such as nature, the origin of the world, and life and death.

Start your tour with a pickup from Delhi Airport where your driver and guide will welcome you. Look out for a sign with your name on it.   Head to the sightseeing of Delhi City after your arrival. Discover monuments like Qutub Minar, India Gate (photo stop), Parliament House (drive past), Humayun Tomb, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, Lotus Temple, Lodhi Garden, and Akshardham Temple.  Have a meal break in between you want. After the sightseeing tour, you will return to Delhi Airport.

Our food and photography walking tour of Delhi is an immersive and memorable experience that will allow you to learn about the city's culture, history, and food while capturing its essence and beauty with your smartphone or digital camera, regardless of your photography expertise. Experience the bustling energy of Delhi's downtown as people start their day. Begin with a visit to a famous temple, then hop on a rickshaw to weave your way through the narrow streets, capturing the vibrant colors and lively actions of this famed old town. Delve into the vibrant food culture of Delhi that will leave your taste buds craving for more. At carefully selected food stops, you'll discover hidden gems that have been serving authentic delicacies for generations, each with their own unique history and flavor. Whether it's the aromatic Indian fried breads with potato gravy, delicious sweet Jalebi's, or the mouth-watering tangy & spicy chaat, you'll be spoilt with the diverse array of culinary delights. Come with an open mind, a hungry stomach, and a sense of adventure, and be prepared to be blown away by the flavors and aromas that make Delhi a food lover's paradise. Afterwards, get ready to be transported to another world as you visit Khari Baoli, Asia's famous centuries-old spice market. The air is heavy with the aroma of exotic spices that have been traded here for generations. Wander through the narrow lanes and let your senses be dazzled by the colors, textures, and scents of the countless spices on display. Hop on the Delhi Metro and move to the greener side of the city - the Lutyens Zone or New Delhi as it is called. Capture stunning shots of the magnificent Raisina Hill and other colonial buildings with remarkable architecture. Visit Gurudwara Sikh temple, a colorful place, and sneak into their giant kitchen preparing meals for up to 100,000 people. Frame the peaceful mood in your pictures. Then we do a sit-down lunch stop at a Mughal-Indian specialty restaurant, where you'll experience the rich and exotic flavors of Delhi's famous cuisine (if selected). With so many food choices in Delhi, you'll be spoiled for choice! After the indulging lunch, take a leisurely walk through the nearby Lodhi Garden at golden hour, and capture the vibrant hues of the iconic monument, perfect for your photo collection. With the perfect balance of food, photography, and culture – our food & photography walk is an experience you won't want to miss!

Explore Delhi the way locals do, by public transportation such as metro trains, buses, and tuk tuks, accompanied by a local guide on this sightseeing tour. Visit the Gurudwara Bangla Sahib temple, Presidential Palace complex, India Gate memorial, Lodhi Gardens, Humayun’s Tomb, Red Fort, and more. Begins the tour in Connaught Place, officially known as Rajiv Chowk, a ring of colonnaded Georgian-style buildings with stores, cinemas, and restaurants all around. Then, venture to Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, a 17th-century Sikh shrine, and witness how they prepare lunch for up to 1000 people at a time. Next up is a trip to the Presidential Palace complex to see the heart of India’s government. Pay your respects at India Gate, a war memorial commemorating the 84,000 Indian soldiers who lost their lives fighting for the British Army during World War I. Then, hop into a tuk-tuk to head to Lodhi Gardens, a sprawling city park spread over 90 acres of land. Learn about its history and take a stroll. Then, head to the posh Khan Market to grab lunch at one of Asia’s most expensive shopping areas. After lunch, visit Humayun’s Tomb, the earliest substantial example of Mughal architecture in India. Explore the garden tomb which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From there, head to Old Delhi to visit the Jama Mosque, the epicenter of Delhi’s Muslim community. Admire the red-sandstone walls of the historic Red Fort which was the former residence of Mughal emperors. After a stroll through the markets, find yourself in Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi’s main street. Finally, get the subway back to Connaught Place to finish the tour.

Start froming the 14th-century Sufism hub and further into the street of New Delhi’s Cultural Centre with a stop/photo opportunity at the city’s first art district and a short picnic in Lodi Garden-a park built around tombs and mosques from 15th Century Delhi rulers. After experiencing the spiritual space of Nizamuddin Dargah, you will glimpse a neighborhood occupied by Uber-rich people of south Delhi. Not to forget the best kebab rolls in town to go down before you finish the lifetime experience. You also have the option to finish the tour right at the gate of Humayun’s Tomb if you wish to visit this magnificent Mughal Monument on your own. The tour shows you the contrast that Delhi is by exposing its prismatic society living in close quarters with each other. On one end you will see the centuries-old bylanes and cramped settlements of the Mughal era and on the other end, you will see the swanky upscale South Delhi with all of its modern lifestyles. The fact that these 2 ‘Dillis’ exist in utter harmony within their chaotic synergy is sure to get your brains tingling. *Hazrat Nizamuddin Basti, named after the Sufi saint Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya, came into existence in the 13th century and eventually came to the house of the famous dargah of the saint who passed away in 1325, and his spiritual disciple, poet Amir Khusrau. The compound also has the grave of Mughal princess Jahanara Begum, daughter of Shah Jahan.