Delhi Heritage Tour Packages
2N / 3D🏛️ HeritageDelhi City Sightseeing Tour
Capital → Red Fort · India Gate · Rajpath · Rashtrapati Bhavan · Connaught Place · Lodhi Garden
1N / 2D🏛️ HeritageQutub Minar & Mehrauli Tour
Capital → Qutub Minar → UNESCO Heritage · Mehrauli Archaeological Park · Iron Pillar · Quwwat-ul-Islam
2N / 3D🏛️ HeritageHumayun's Tomb Tour
Capital → Humayun's Tomb → Mughal Mausoleum · Char Bagh Garden · Isa Khan Tomb · Purana Qila
2N / 3D🏛️ HeritageOld Delhi Heritage Walk
Capital → Chandni Chowk · Red Fort · Jama Masjid · Spice Market · Rickshaw Ride · Paranthe Wali Gali
4N / 5D🏛️ HeritageDelhi Heritage Circuit Tour
Capital → Agra → Jaipur → Mathura → return
Delhi Wildlife Tour Packages
2N / 3D🦋 WildlifeAsola Bhatti Wildlife Tour
Capital → Asola Bhatti WLS → Nilgai · Jackal · Peacock · Hyena · 193 Bird Species · Nature Walk
3N / 4D🦋 WildlifeSultanpur NP Bird Watching Tour
Capital → Sultanpur NP → Flamingo · Siberian Crane · Painted Stork · Sarus Crane · 250+ Bird Species
2N / 3D🦋 WildlifeOkhla Bird Sanctuary Tour
Capital → Okhla WLS → 320+ Bird Species · Migratory Waterfowl · Purple Sunbird · Nature Walk
1N / 2D🦋 WildlifeDelhi Ridge Bird Watching Tour
Capital → Northern Ridge Reserve → Peacock · Nilgai · Urban Birds · 200+ Species · Morning Walk
5N / 6D🦋 WildlifeDelhi NCR Wildlife Circuit Tour
Capital → Asola Bhatti → Sultanpur NP → Okhla WLS → Ridge
Delhi Pilgrimage Tour Packages
1N / 2D⛪ PilgrimageAkshardham Temple Tour
Capital → Akshardham Temple → Grand Swaminarayan Mandir · Sahaj Anand Water Show · Cultural Boat Ride
1N / 2D⛪ PilgrimageGurudwara Bangla Sahib Tour
Capital → Gurudwara Bangla Sahib · Sikh Heritage · Sacred Sarovar · ISKCON Temple · Birla Mandir
1N / 2D⛪ PilgrimageQutub Minar & Mehrauli Tour
Capital → Lotus Temple · Bahai House of Worship · Nizamuddin Dargah · Humayun's Tomb · Lodi Garden
1N / 2D⛪ PilgrimageJama Masjid Heritage Tour
Capital → Jama Masjid → Largest Mosque · Red Fort · Zinat-ul-Masajid · Mehrauli · Sufi Trail
Delhi Adventure Tour Packages
2N / 3D🏔️ AdventureDelhi Cycling Heritage Tour
Capital → Chandni Chowk → Red Fort → India Gate → Lodhi Garden → Connaught Place → Cycling Trail
1N / 2D🏔️ AdventureAgra Taj Mahal Day Trip
Capital → Agra → Taj Mahal · Agra Fort · Fatehpur Sikri · Mehtab Bagh · Agra Street Food
2N / 3D🏔️ AdventureDelhi Night Tour & Street Food
Capital → Chandni Chowk · Karim's Kebabs · Jama Masjid Night View · Dilli Haat · Khan Market
Delhi Honeymoon Tour Packages
3N / 4D💕 HoneymoonDelhi Romantic Getaway
Capital → India Gate · Lotus Temple · Luxury Hotel Stay · Candlelight Dinner · Old Delhi Food Walk
2N / 3D💕 HoneymoonDelhi-Agra Honeymoon Tour
Capital → Agra → Taj Mahal Sunrise · Agra Fort · Mehtab Bagh · Yamuna Riverside Dinner · Rose Petals
6N / 7D💕 HoneymoonDelhi Grand Honeymoon Package
Capital → Agra → Jaipur → Mathura → return
Why Choose Tour Venture India for Your Delhi Tour?
Customised Itineraries
We design tours around your budget, interests, and group size — no one-size-fits-all packages.
Delhi Heritage & Culture Experts
We arrange expert-guided tours to Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb, Akshardham Temple, Agra Taj Mahal and Old Delhi heritage walks.
Transparent Pricing
No hidden charges. The price we quote is the price you pay — always.
24/7 Support
Our support team is available round the clock during your entire trip.
What Our Travellers Say About Delhi
"Old Delhi food walk was the highlight of our trip — the street food at Chandni Chowk was absolutely incredible! TVI's guide was incredibly knowledgeable about the Mughal heritage."
"The Akshardham cultural show was unforgettable! TVI arranged everything perfectly — hotel, guide, meals and the water show. The Delhi trip was brilliantly planned end to end."
"Absolutely magical! Taj Mahal sunrise in Agra, Red Fort tour and candlelight dinner — our honeymoon was truly unforgettable. TVI's service was exceptional throughout."
Delhi — The Capital of India
India's capital is one of the world's great cities — a sprawling, layered metropolis where centuries of empires have left their mark on every street corner, monument and neighbourhood. As the National Capital Territory, the city blends the ancient and the ultra-modern in a way no other Indian city does. From the 73-metre-high Qutub Minar built in 1193 AD to the glass facades of Connaught Place and the wide ceremonial boulevards of the capital district, simultaneously 1,000 years old and strikingly contemporary.
The old walled city, built by Mughal Emperor Shahjahan in 1648 as Shahjahanabad, is the historic heart of the city. The Red Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was the seat of Mughal power for nearly 200 years. The Jama Masjid, India's largest mosque, stands nearby and can accommodate 25,000 worshippers. The labyrinthine lanes of Chandni Chowk — once the richest market in Asia — still buzz with spice merchants, wedding jewellers, street food vendors and wholesale traders. Walking through these historic quarters is walking through living history where the Mughal past is palpable in every aroma and archway.
The new capital district, designed by British architect Edwin Lutyens in the early 20th century, presents a complete contrast — wide tree-lined boulevards, imposing government buildings, the India Gate war memorial and the circular Connaught Place shopping district. Humayun's Tomb, built in 1565, is credited as the architectural prototype for the Taj Mahal and is another UNESCO-listed masterpiece. The Akshardham Temple, inaugurated in 2005, is one of the world's largest Hindu temple complexes and draws over 70 lakh visitors annually for its stunning architecture, cultural exhibitions and the Sahaj Anand water show.
The city is also the ideal gateway to the famous Golden Triangle — the trio of the capital, Agra and Jaipur that together form India's most travelled tourist route. The Taj Mahal in Agra is just 200 km from the capital (3 hours by expressway or 2 hours by the fast Gatimaan Express), making it a perfect day trip. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a food lover, a spiritual seeker or a couple on honeymoon, tour packages from Tour Venture India are crafted to give you the best of India's capital city.
8 Reasons to Visit Delhi
3 UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Red Fort, Qutub Minar and Humayun Tomb — three UNESCO-listed monuments within city limits, each representing a different era of Indian history.
Akshardham Temple
The world-class Akshardham complex with its carved pink sandstone architecture, cultural boat ride and the spectacular Sahaj Anand water-light show is unmissable.
Street Food Capital
The city is India's undisputed street food capital — Butter Chicken (invented here), Karim's Kebabs, Paranthe Wali Gali, Chole Bhature and Daulat ki Chaat are legendary.
Golden Triangle Gateway
The capital is the starting point of India's most famous circuit — Delhi, Agra (Taj Mahal, 200 km) and Jaipur (Pink City, 280 km) — the iconic Golden Triangle tour.
Jama Masjid & Mughal Legacy
Jama Masjid, built by Shahjahan in 1656, is India's largest mosque. The nearby Nizamuddin Dargah hosts mesmerising Sufi qawwali performances every Thursday evening.
Sultanpur NP Birdwatching
Just 45 km away, Sultanpur National Park hosts 250+ bird species including Siberian Crane, Common Crane, flamingos and painted storks in the winter season.
Shopping Paradise
From luxury malls in South Extension to craft emporiums at Dilli Haat, from Sarojini Nagar fashion market to Chandni Chowk wholesale bazaars — the city is a shopper's paradise.
Metro Connectivity
The metro network is one of Asia's finest rapid transit systems — clean, affordable and connecting every major tourist attraction from Red Fort to Qutub Minar to Akshardham.
Best Time to Visit Delhi
Oct – Mar (Peak Season)
The best time to visit. Temperatures range 5-25 degrees C, perfect for sightseeing at Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Humayun Tomb and Akshardham. December and January can be foggy, which sometimes delays early morning Agra Taj Mahal trips. The Republic Day parade (26 January) and Delhi half-marathon attract large crowds. October and November are the most comfortable months overall.
Jul – Sep (Monsoon)
Monsoon cools the capital down to 25-35 degrees C and the greenery is beautiful. Sultanpur NP and Okhla Bird Sanctuary are lush and active. Fewer tourists mean shorter queues at popular monuments. The Indira Gandhi Canal fills up and gardens bloom. Some flooding may occur in low-lying areas of Old Delhi during heavy rain, but sightseeing is still possible on most days.
Apr – Jun (Summer)
Hot summers with temperatures reaching 45 degrees C. Best for indoor attractions — National Museum, Crafts Museum, National Rail Museum, Akshardham exhibitions and air-conditioned shopping malls. Early morning sightseeing (before 9 am) at Red Fort and India Gate is manageable. Tour package prices are at their lowest, making it a budget-friendly season to visit.
How to Reach Delhi
By Air
IGI Airport is one of South Asia's busiest airports. Direct flights from Mumbai (2 hrs), Kolkata (2 hrs), Chennai (2.5 hrs) and 60+ international cities. Metro from airport to city centre takes 30 minutes.
By Train
Hazrat Nizamuddin and New Delhi railway stations connect to every city in India. The Rajdhani Express from Mumbai takes 16 hours. Gatimaan Express reaches Agra in just 100 minutes, perfect for Taj Mahal day trips.
By Road
Connected by National Highways to Agra (200 km, 3 hrs via Yamuna Expressway), Jaipur (280 km, 4.5 hrs), Chandigarh (250 km, 4 hrs) and Haridwar (220 km, 4 hrs). Multiple ISBT bus terminals are available with services to all NCR and nearby states.
Metro Rail
The metro network covers 390 km with 286 stations — the best way to reach Red Fort (Chandni Chowk station), Qutub Minar station, Akshardham and India Gate cheaply and quickly.
Sample 5 Night Delhi Golden Triangle Itinerary
Arrival at the Capital
Arrive in the capital. Check in to hotel. Evening stroll at India Gate, Rajpath and Connaught Place. Welcome dinner with the city's famous butter chicken and dal makhani at a rooftop restaurant.
Old Delhi Heritage Walk
Morning: Red Fort, Jama Masjid and Chandni Chowk rickshaw ride. Spice Market and Paranthe Wali Gali. Afternoon: Nizamuddin Dargah and Humayun Tomb. Evening: Akshardham Temple water show.
New Delhi and Monuments
Morning: Qutub Minar and Mehrauli Archaeological Park. Afternoon: Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, Lotus Temple and Lodhi Garden walk. Evening: Dilli Haat craft shopping and Hauz Khas Village.
Agra Taj Mahal Day Trip
Early morning drive to Agra (200 km, 3 hrs). Sunrise at Taj Mahal — the world's greatest monument to love. Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri. Evening: Mehtab Bagh sunset view of Taj Mahal. Return to base.
Sultanpur NP Birdwatching
Morning: Sultanpur National Park birdwatching (45 km away) — flamingos, Siberian cranes and 250+ species. Afternoon: cycling heritage tour through Chandni Chowk. Evening: Karim's kebab dinner near Jama Masjid.
Departure
Morning: National Museum or last minute shopping at Janpath market. Check-out from hotel. Transfer to airport or railway station with warm memories of India's incredible capital.
Local Food and Practical Tips
Must-Try Local Food
- ▶Butter Chicken at Moti Mahal, Dariyaganj — this iconic dish was invented at this very restaurant in the 1950s.
- ▶Seekh Kebab and Nihari at Karim's Hotel near Jama Masjid — over 100 years old and still the best Mughlai food in the capital.
- ▶Paranthe Wali Gali — the legendary lane in Chandni Chowk where stuffed paranthas with sabzi and chutney have been served for 150+ years.
- ▶Daulat ki Chaat — a unique winter sweet made of milk foam, saffron and khoya, found only in the old walled city from October to February.
- ▶Chole Bhature at Sita Ram Diwan Chand, Paharganj — puffy deep-fried bread with spicy chickpea curry, a local breakfast institution.
Practical Tips
- ▶Use the metro for all sightseeing — it is clean, affordable (Rs 10-60 per journey) and connects to all major tourist sites.
- ▶Check closing days — Red Fort closes on Monday, Qutub Minar is open daily, Akshardham closes on Monday. Plan accordingly.
- ▶Dress modestly when visiting religious sites — cover your head at gurudwaras and remove shoes at mosques, temples and dargahs.
- ▶Air quality in the capital can be poor from October to January. Carry an N95 mask if you are sensitive to pollution, especially in the old walled city lanes.
- ▶Book Taj Mahal tickets online in advance — queues can be very long especially on weekends and in peak season.