Discover the secrets of the only clearly visible historic settlement of Delhi. From the majestic Red Fort to the silver lined shops of Dariba Kalan, this tour allows you to savor a 350 year old culture up-close. Led by noted historians, unraveling the Mughal City will allow you to appreciate the elegant lifestyle that flourished in the royal palaces and havelis, enriched by the merchants, priests, artists, and poets who lived in the lanes and the quarters of the Walled City during the Mughal period. 

In this experience, you will be introduced to the art of pigeon flying by a kabootar baz (pigeon fancier).

First you will explore the lanes and markets around the Jama Masjid. From there you will head on to meet our pigeon fancier. It is here, on the rooftop of his home, that you will experience a truly unique activity - the art of controlling 50 pigeons using a whistle, stick, and a bag of seeds.

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Visit the Majestic Gurudwara Bangla Sahib in New Delhi. One of the most important places of worship for followers of Sikh faith. This Gurudwara has a Sarovar ( Pool of Water) which is believed to have healing powers. WIthing the complex there is a Library, a School and a Community Kitchen where they serve around 20000 meals every day.

Visit the Majestic Gurudwara Bangla Sahib in New Delhi. One of the most important places of worship for followers of Sikh faith. This Gurudwara has a Sarovar ( Pool of Water) which is believed to have healing powers. WIthing the complex there is a Library, a School and a Community Kitchen where they serve around 20000 meals every day.

The year is 1857 and Delhi is in turmoil. For the first time India is fighting for its freedom and the British East India Company has lost control. This experience takes you back a 150 years to the place where Indian soldiers fought the British for over 6 months. It showcases this fascinating story and highlights important sites often overlooked by visitors and forgotten by locals.

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Walk the bustling lanes of Chandni Chowk and explore the amazing offerings of the largest wholesale market in Asia. You will visit the wedding street of Kinari Bazaar, the jewelers lane of Dariba Kalan, the unique motor spare part market, the colorful sari bazaar and the bird market.

Visit the Majestic Gurudwara Bangla Sahib in New Delhi. One of the most important places of worship for followers of Sikh faith. This Gurudwara has a Sarovar ( Pool of Water) which is believed to have healing powers. WIthing the complex there is a Library, a School and a Community Kitchen where they serve around 20000 meals every day.

Visit the Majestic Gurudwara Bangla Sahib in New Delhi. One of the most important places of worship for followers of Sikh faith. This Gurudwara has a Sarovar ( Pool of Water) which is believed to have healing powers. WIthing the complex there is a Library, a School and a Community Kitchen where they serve around 20000 meals every day.

Rated as #1 Food Tour in India This experience showcases the street food culture of Old Delhi. Led by a noted food enthusiast, you will visit traditional food stalls that developed in the folds of the culture of Old Delhi. At each stop you will unravel the history, traditions, and culture behind the "house specialties". The experience will end at Karim's, a well known Mughlai eatery in Old Delhi. 

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Visit the Majestic Gurudwara Bangla Sahib in New Delhi. One of the most important places of worship for followers of Sikh faith. This Gurudwara has a Sarovar ( Pool of Water) which is believed to have healing powers. WIthing the complex there is a Library, a School and a Community Kitchen where they serve around 20000 meals every day.

Visit the Majestic Gurudwara Bangla Sahib in New Delhi. One of the most important places of worship for followers of Sikh faith. This Gurudwara has a Sarovar ( Pool of Water) which is believed to have healing powers. WIthing the complex there is a Library, a School and a Community Kitchen where they serve around 20000 meals every day.

Visit the Majestic Gurudwara Bangla Sahib in New Delhi. One of the most important places of worship for followers of Sikh faith. This Gurudwara has a Sarovar ( Pool of Water) which is believed to have healing powers. WIthing the complex there is a Library, a School and a Community Kitchen where they serve around 20000 meals every day.