From the rickshaw-clatter of Chandni Chowk to the wide green avenues of the capital — the whole of Delhi in a single unhurried day, with your own car and a guide who was born in these streets.
⭐ 4.9/5 · ✅ 100% Private · 🕑 ~11-hour day · 🚗 Hotel to hotel
🏷️ One flat price for your whole group — up to five people, hotel pick-up included.
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Full day
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Old & New Delhi
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Your group only
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+ local guide
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Your Delhi, your way
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Delhi confuses people on day one. It’s really two cities wearing one name — the tangled, sensory-overload lanes of the old Mughal capital, and the broad, tree-lined calm the British laid out beside it. Most visitors only ever scratch one. This day gives you both, and the sense to tell them apart.
You’ll spend the morning where Delhi is loudest and most alive: a cycle-rickshaw threading the impossible crush of Chandni Chowk, the great steps of Jama Masjid, the smell of the spice market hitting you a lane before you reach it, and the quiet counterweights — the Sikh serenity of Bangla Sahib, the simple black marble of Raj Ghat where Gandhi was cremated. Then the city changes character. Wide avenues open up, and you roll past the Qutub Minar’s soaring tower, Humayun’s Tomb (the Taj’s own blueprint), India Gate, and the domes of the government quarter.
Through all of it walks your guide — not a script-reader bussed in for the season, but someone who grew up in this city and can read it for you: which lane to duck down, what that shrine means, why Delhi is the way it is. Your own air-conditioned car waits at every stop, and the whole day bends to your curiosity. Too hot? Slow down. Love a place? Stay longer. It’s your Delhi.
Private car, local guide, all taxes & parking. ₹6,000 for your whole group (up to 5 people) — not per person.
Delhi rewards a local. Ours reads the chaos for you — the right lane, the real story behind a shrine, the stall worth stopping at — and keeps you oriented in a city that overwhelms first-timers.
This isn't a fixed loop. Want longer at Humayun's Tomb, to skip a temple, to add a food stop? Just say so — your guide reshapes the day on the move.
A private air-conditioned car and driver wait at every stop — a cool refuge between sights and no haggling with autos in the heat. Never shared with strangers.
We sequence the day so the two Delhis make sense — the intense old city while you're fresh, the calmer avenues after — rather than a random dash between dots on a map.
Just landed for a Golden Triangle trip? This orients you, beats the jet-lag fog, and sets up everything that follows. Airport pick-up available.
₹6,000 covers up to five of you, taxes and parking included — no per-head maths, no surprise add-ons, no commission detours to shops you didn't ask for.
A framework, not a script — every timing and stop below flexes around you.
Your guide and private car meet you at your Delhi hotel (or anywhere you choose). A quick plan for the day over the first stretch — then straight into the old city before it gets too hot.
Into the Mughal heart of the city. Stand in the vast courtyard of Jama Masjid, India’s largest mosque, and feel Old Delhi’s scale and age.
The best way through the impossible lanes: a cycle-rickshaw weaving past the spice market, the silver bazaars and four centuries of controlled chaos. Bring your camera and your senses.
Two quiet counterpoints: the golden-domed Sikh gurudwara with its serene tank, and Raj Ghat, the simple black-marble memorial where Gandhi was cremated.
A break to eat — your guide will point you to something good, from a proper thali to Delhi’s legendary street food. (Lunch is at your own expense so you eat exactly what you fancy.)
The city changes: wide avenues, colonial-era grandeur. Qutub Minar’s soaring tower and the sublime Humayun’s Tomb — the Mughal garden-tomb that was the Taj Mahal’s blueprint.
The war-memorial arch of India Gate, a drive down the ceremonial avenue past Parliament, the President’s House and the Secretariat, plus the Lakshmi Narayan (Birla) Temple.
The serene lotus-shaped Bahá’í house of worship to close the loop — then back to your hotel, a whole city behind you in a single day. (Around 11 hours door to door.)
📌 Good to bring: comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen and a bottle of water — Delhi is a city best met on foot, in stretches.
★★★★★ Also independently listed & reviewed on Viator and TripAdvisor.
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“The rickshaw ride through Chandni Chowk was worth the whole day on its own — terrifying and wonderful. Our guide made a confusing city suddenly make sense.”
Greg & Paula N., Perth
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★★★★★
“We had one day in Delhi before flying to Agra and this was the perfect use of it. Old and new, beautifully paced, and the car was a blessing in the heat.”
Yuna K., Seoul
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★★★★★
“Our guide grew up in Old Delhi and it showed — stories you’d never get from a book, and he happily reshaped the day when we wanted more time at Humayun’s Tomb.”
Daniel & Marta R., Buenos Aires
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About 11 hours door to door, typically an 8:30 a.m. pick-up and an evening return — though the timing is flexible and we’ll adjust it to your day.
Yes — that’s the whole point. Mornings in the intense old Mughal city (Jama Masjid, Chandni Chowk, Bangla Sahib, Raj Ghat) and afternoons across the imperial new capital (Qutub Minar, Humayun’s Tomb, India Gate, the government quarter and temples).
Completely. The route is a starting point — swap sites, skip what doesn’t interest you, add a market or a food stop, or slow the whole thing down. Just tell your guide.
A full-day private AC car with driver, a Delhi-born English-speaking guide, the Chandni Chowk rickshaw ride, hotel pick-up and drop, and all taxes and parking. Meals, monument tickets and tips are extra.
One flat ₹6,000 covers the whole group, up to five people — not per person. Larger groups: just ask and we’ll quote in minutes.
Yes — we can start from your hotel or the airport, which makes this an ideal first day if you’ve just landed for a Golden Triangle trip.
Most are, but a few have weekly closing days (the Lotus Temple closes Mondays, for example). Tell us your date and we’ll build the route around whatever’s open.
Entry fees aren’t included by default so you only pay for what you enter — but we’ll happily pre-arrange all tickets on request so you skip the counters.
Still unsure about something? WhatsApp us — a real local expert replies within the hour.
Whole group · up to 5 people
₹6,000 flat
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📅 Some sites close weekly. The Lotus Temple shuts on Mondays and a few others vary — tell us your date and we’ll route around every closure.
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Your questions answered by our Delhi team — guides born in these very streets.
One booking covers your whole group — up to five people, car and guide included.
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Old Delhi and New Delhi in one full private day — a rickshaw through the spice-market chaos of Chandni Chowk, the calm of Bangla Sahib and Raj Ghat, then the Qutub Minar, Humayun’s Tomb, India Gate and the grand government avenues. Your own AC car and a Delhi-born guide, hotel to hotel, ~11 hours. One flat price for your whole group (up to 5).
Old Delhi and New Delhi in one full private day — a rickshaw through the spice-market chaos of Chandni Chowk, the calm of Bangla Sahib and Raj Ghat, then the Qutub Minar, Humayun’s Tomb, India Gate and the grand government avenues. Your own AC car and a Delhi-born guide, hotel to hotel, ~11 hours. One flat price for your whole group (up to 5).
Tell us your date and where you’re staying — we’ll handle the rest, monument to monument.
🚉 Just landed? This is the perfect first day — airport pick-up available.
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