Classical and Modern Delhi Custom Tour—Discover the Duties of India's Capital
When you visit Delhi, you're not visiting a mere city; you're visiting a time machine. Old Delhi, with its many Mughal buildings, centuries-old marketplaces, and winding alleys, is on one side. New Delhi, on the other hand, is a glitzy metropolis with broad boulevards and colonial buildings. How can I have the greatest of both worlds? In just one fascinating day, you will learn the complete history of India's vibrant capital on a personalized trip that covers both Old and New Delhi.

So, if you're a tourist in Delhi, you really must take this tour.

Why Should You Opt for a Private Delhi Sightseeing Tour?
Enjoy the convenience, freedom, and individualized attention of a private tour. Avoid cramped quarters and a mad dash through tourist attractions. You, your guide, and a personalized journey that unfolds at your own speed.

expedited entry

Private vehicle with air conditioning

Personalized schedule

Educated, fluent English speaker

Perfect for small groups, families, couples, and individuals

Preparation for the Journey
The most important sights in both halves of the city are typically seen on an 8–10 hour private full-day tour.

Packages typically include: transportation to and from the airport or hotel

Cooling car service with a driver

Accredited expert

Payment required to enter (varies per package)

Water in a bottle

Rickshaw rides through Old Delhi and lunch at a local eatery are additional highlights of some itineraries.

Old Delhi's Top Attractions
1. The Grand Mosque
A magnificent example of Mughal construction, Jama Masjid is one of the biggest mosques in India. To get a bird's-eye view of the winding lanes of Old Delhi, climb its minaret.

2 Chandni Chowk
Are you prepared to be shocked? Markets selling spices, street food, saris, and antique havelis populate this lively marketplace. The frantic allure of a rickshaw ride is too good to pass up.

Red Fort, number three
Stunning in its red sandstone architecture, the Red Fort tells stories of regal magnificence and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was formerly the seat of Mughal sovereignty.

Bala Raj Ghat
Tribute to Mahatma Gandhi in a tranquil setting. Compared to the bustle of the city, the site's simplicity is striking.

The India Gate is a must-see attraction in New Delhi.
A popular spot for pictures and evening strolls, this 42-meter-high arch is a tribute to the battle and stands amid verdant gardens and administrative buildings.

Rashtrapati Bhavan, number two
The India President's official house. The architecture is impressive enough to warrant a stop, even though there is limited access to the inside.

3. Qutub Minar This UNESCO-designated tower dates back to the 12th century and stands as the world's highest brick structure. It's a beautiful fusion of Hindu and Islamic styles.

Temple of the Lotus
This Baháʼí temple, which resembles a lotus in full bloom, welcomes worshippers of all faiths and provides an area for quiet contemplation.

5. The Tomb of Humayun
This monument, which was built before the Taj Mahal, is encircled by beautiful gardens and exudes Mughal grandeur.

Tailoring Your Experience
A private tour's finest feature? The schedule is flexible. Would you rather concentrate on markets and avoid monuments? Sure thing. Would you rather have a bite to eat and a photo session? Task completed. Your guide will tailor the day's activities to your preferences.

Common extensions comprise:

Exploring Old Delhi's Street Food Scene

Akshardham Temple (assume time allows)

Visiting Dilli Haat or Connaught Place for Shopping

Field trips to museums (National Museum, Gandhi Museum)

October through March is the sweet spot for a tour because of the mild temperatures and lovely weather.

Between April and June, it gets quite hot; if you must go, get up early.

Bring an umbrella and be prepared for delays because it will rain from July to September.

You will have plenty of time to explore without feeling rushed because most trips start at 9:00 AM and finish at 6:00 PM.

Possessing a Pair of Recommendable Walking Shoes

Clothes that are airy and lightweight

Helmets, sunblock, and sunglasses

For places of worship, a scarf or shawl

Rechargeable phone and camera

Do You Think It's Safe?
In a word, yes. Private excursions provide an extra level of comfort and security, especially in Delhi's well-guarded tourist zones. Keep an eye on your belongings, don't bring too much cash, and listen to your guide.

Reserve Your Private Tour Now!
Online booking is available through:

The Viator

Discover the Perfect Guide.

Klook

Regional travel agents

For a full day, you should expect to pay anything from $40 to $120 per person, however that does depend on the inclusions.

In summary,
More than just sightseeing, a private tour of Delhi's Old and New Towns is like stepping back in time. Beginning with the Mughal dynasty and continuing through British colonization and modern India, you will traverse centuries of history. The best way to see the true Delhi is with a guide and some time to wander at your own speed.

This trip will be one you won't soon forget, regardless of how many times you've been to India.

1. What is the duration of the private tour of Old and New Delhi?
The duration of most tours ranges from 8 to 10 hours, subject to your individual schedule.

Am I able to go on this tour by myself?
Of course! Safety, flexibility, and individual attention are all hallmarks of private excursions, making them an ideal choice for lone travelers.

3. Does the tour include lunch?
Lunch at a nearby restaurant is part of certain packages. Some people may even leave food out for you to pick from.

4. When should I go if I want to beat the traffic?
To prevent crowds and some sights being closed on Mondays, get a head start (by 9:00 AM) and don't go out after dark.

5. Are more stops possible on the tour?
In order to cater to your preferences, you can add or delete stops with the majority of operators.