the trip coordinator will greet you at the airport and go along with you on your same day tour.

Drive forward or if you want you can visit Red Fort - One of India's most impressive and well-known buildings, the Red Fort, often referred to as the Lal Qila, is situated in Old Delhi and is a clear display of Mughal architecture. It is frequently regarded as the height of Mughal ingenuity.

Drive forward or you can take a stop at Raj Ghat - On the Yamuna River's banks in Old Delhi, Raj Ghat is a monument honouring Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation.
Mahatma Gandhi was laid to rest at Raj Ghat.

Drive forward and visit Jama Masjid - Jama Masjid is a magnificent example of Mughal architecture and one of the most important historical buildings in Old Delhi. The fifth Mughal emperor of India, Shah Jahan, ordered the construction of the mosque. One of India's largest mosques, Jama Masjid can accommodate 25,000 people in the prayer room at once.

Drive forward and paas by India India Gate - A popular tourist destination in the capital city of New Delhi is India Gate, which stands erect in honour of the brave souls who sacrificed their blood and lives for the country. The names of 13300 troops are written on the gate. There is a nice green lawn all around it. India Gate seems stunning after sunset, and the multicoloured fountains surrounding look even better.

Drive forward and pass by Rashtrapati bhawan - The largest democracy in the world's residence, Rashtrapati Bhavan, is a symbol of Indian democracy and its secularism, pluralist, and inclusive values.

Drive forward and visit Qutub Minar - A victory tower or minaret called Qutub Minar may be found in Delhi's Mehrauli neighborhood's Qutub Complex, which is included as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Qutub Minar becomes the second-tallest landmark in Delhi, at 72.5 metres (238 feet) tall. Qutb Ud-Din-Aibak, who established the Delhi Sultanate in 1192 after overthrowing Delhi's final Hindu ruler, began work on the structure in that year.

Take lunch at a restaurant in Delhi and savor the flavour of Delhi. 

Drive forward and visit Humanyun's Tomb - Humayun's Tomb is a high mausoleum made of white marbles and red sandstone that is situated in a gorgeous, sizable square garden. It is a superb illustration of Mughal architecture and was created as a model for the Taj Mahal in Agra. The Tomb is a brilliant example of Lodi architecture, and  which was built by Haji Begum in the middle of the 16th century as a commemoration to her husband by Humayun's high ranking widow. The tomb is set amidst formal gardens.

Drive forward and visit Lodhi Garden - The Lodhi Garden has long drawn visitors from around the nation to its distinctive architecture and natural setting. Numerous Lodhi and Sayyid emperors were interred there. You can still see the ruins of an old water tank inside, and there is a courtyard right next to it. Be sure to set aside some time to appreciate this place's splendour.

Drive forward, if you are not running out of time then you can visit Lotus Temple - One of the most popular tourist destinations in the National Capital is Delhi's Lotus Temple, also known as Kamal Mandir. It is an unparalleled architectural marvel. With its stunning white petals and lotus-like shape, it creates for a breath-taking spectacle and draws countless tourists all year long. The Bahai House of Worship, unlike the majority of other houses of worship, forbids ritualistic rites and has no set schedule for worship services.

• After touring Delhi, you will be transferred to the Delhi airport . From there you can catch the flight to your next destination.

This Delhi trip will relish you with the Indian vibe and with its flavour. A great tour plan for traveling solo or with family. Book the tour package and dive into the essence of Delhi.