Wake up early in the morning , eat your breakfast and get ready for the trip.
Take a glance at Rashtrapati Bhavan and drive forward- In many ways, the Rashtrapati Bhavan is majestic. It is a substantial residence with stunning design. Aside from that, it is regarded as having a special place in democracy's past because it is where the leader of the largest democracy in the world resides.

Drive forward and visit Raj Ghat The Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, was assassinated in 1948, and his cremation took place at Rajghat, a memorial in Delhi. His memorial cenotaph is a straightforward black marble building that is situated in the middle of a lovely garden. Locals, foreigners, and other representatives all go to the location to pay respects to Father of the Nation. Every Friday, the very day he passed away, prayers are conducted at Rajghat.

Drive forward and visit Red Fort - The Red Fort, which is resplendent in splendour, is one of the most significant representations of India's history and democracy, which is one of her greatest sources of pride. Among the most notable and well-known examples of Mughal architecture is The Fort, which was constructed from red sandstone. Shah Jahan erected the stunning Red Fort (Lal Qila) in 1648, and it housed Mughal authority up until 1857. And over two square kilometres of this spectacular building, with its high red sandstone walls and crescent-shaped exterior, are encircled by a moat. 

Visit Humanyun's Tomb - The grandiose mausoleum Humayun's Tomb in Delhi is the country's first of its sort but also the first garden.

Visit Lodhi Gardens - The architecture here is the pinnacle of spectacular engineering and mirrors Delhi's glorious past through a combination of Sayyid and Lodhi craftsmanship.

Drive forward and visit Qutub Minar -  Visitors are always captivated by Delhi's Qutub Minar, a majestic monument. Indeed, why not! After all, it's not everyday that you stumble upon a work of art that claims to be the highest brick tower in the world and has remained such for over 800 years.

Visit Jama Masjid - The spectacular Jama Masjid façade, which towers over Old Delhi, serves as a reminder of Mughal design.

Visit Lotus Temple - The entire building, which is made of marble and white concrete, has the delicate appearance of a flower. It rises from the nine water bodies around it and almost seems ready to open at any moment.

Visit Gurudwara Bangla Sahib - A well-known Sikh temple and popular tourist destination in Delhi. The Gurudwara is notable for its superb construction, stunning architecture, and the vast body of water known as "Sarovar" which is housed within the complex.

Visit Akshardham Temple - Bhagwan Swaminarayan's traditional mandir (temple), which showcases the elegance and spirituality of India's classic architecture, art, and culture.

Drive forward and visit the famous market area of Delhi Chadni Chowk-  The market is one of the largest wholesale markets in all of Asia, and it is constantly filled with shoppers looking for a variety of goods at competitive prices.
As the area is always bustling and the area has narrow alleys it is not possible to travel there by car.
You can enjoy the cycle rickshaw ride and mouth watering foods in Chandni chowk. 

Visit and cherish the architecture of Purana Kila - Also known as the Old Fort, is one of the ancient forts in Delhi and stands stoically in the serene area of Indraprastha. It is a masterwork of the old glory and fine architectural style of the past era Mughal Empire. The monument, which is 1.5 km long and 1.5 km wide and was constructed upon the banks of the Yamuna River, is associated with many tales and legends from the Middle Ages.

Take the morning breakfast and complete the all check out procedure from the hotel. Leave for the airport and the tour ends with that.

Have a great day! Visit again.