Delhi Sightseeing Tour

Day 1 Delhi Sightseeing Tour

After breakfast at the hotel, you will be picked up from the hotel for a day tour of Delhi.

Jama Masjid
The Mosque is one of the largest in India with three massive gates with four minarets towering 40 mt high. The dominance of red sandstone in combination with white marble looks stunning with pillared halls with black and white marble floor looking like a carpet. 

Raj Ghat
The resting place of Mahatma Gandhi is a serene and calm place that reflects the simplicity of life just the way the Father of Nation used to observe. The memorial is inscribed with the word “Ram” the final words that he uttered after his assassination.  Every foreign dignitary who arrives India is customarily taken to the site for paying tribute and respect. 

Red Fort
Situated on the western banks of Yamuna River, this UNESCO Heritage Site is one of the top attractions in the historical places in Delhi. The Indian War memorial just above the Naubat Khana where a massive collection of guns, armours, swords and such weapons used during medieval time wars is a great place to understand the historical developments.  The evening light and sound show is a great attraction that enliven the glorious history of Red Fort.

Laxminarayan Temple
Dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Laxmi the temple is constructed using Nagara Architecture style of Hindu temples. Cascading waterfalls and intricate landscaping add most to the beauty of this temple. 
Jantar Mantar

Day 2 Cultural tour of Delhi with Qutub Minar Complex

Today the escorting tour driver along with the tour guide will take you to another set of the tour attractions in Delhi. 

Qutub Minar
It is an optimal illustration of Indo-Islamic structural style. The minar has a breadth of 14.32 m at the base and around 2.75 m on the top with a level of 72.5 m (234 feet). The initial three stories are made of red sandstone and are vigorously indented with various styles of fluting, on the other hand round and precise on the base floor, round on the second and rakish on the third. The fourth and fifth floors are made of marble and sandstone. The exceptional height of the minar type makes it one among the Individually standing Tallest Minar in the world. Every one of the narratives are encircled by a projected gallery enclosing the Minar and upheld by stone sections, which are finished with a honeycomb plan. There is an entryway on the northern side, driving into the pinnacle to a twisting flight of stairs with 379 stages that lead to the overhang in each floor.

Humayun Tomb
The burial place is octagonal in shape with two twofold storeyed passages to enter the burial place, one on the west and the other on the south. The southern entryway is as of now shut. The burial place has an enormous structure and a washing chamber. The octagonal focal chamber contains the principal burial place of Humayun and the askew sides lead to corner chambers that house the graves of different individuals from the imperial family. The rooftop was overcome by an enormous vault worked with marble.

Lotus Temple
The temple layout plan was designed by Fariborz Shaba, a Canadian designer of Iranian origin. He took 10 years in planning the design. The development of the structure started in 1980 and was finished in 1986 at an expense of Rs. 10 million and was opened to the public on January 1, 1987. This spot of love of the Bahai faction is in a real sense built looking like a huge, white lotus blossom. 

Jantar Mantar
It houses 13 celestial instruments, including the Samrat Yantra, Smash Yantra, Jaya Prakash and Mishra Yantra. The whole design is made of stone and marble. The instruments have been fixed and reestablished over and again, however with practically no huge scope adjustment.

Day 3 Departure from Delhi

After breakfast, you will check out from the hotel and drop off to the desired departure point ending this your with us.