⭐ 4.9/5 · ✅ 100% Private · 🖤 7 great dargahs · 🎵 Live qawwali
📅
Duration
🖤
Delhi to Ajmer
👥
Your group only
🎵
Live devotional song
🚗
Guides throughout
⭐
Rating
Sufism is called the Path of Love, and it is not learned from books — it is felt, at the dargahs where the souls of the saints are said to be forever present, where the veil between the seeker and the Beloved grows thin. This journey takes you to those places, and lets you sit in them.
You’ll begin in Delhi, the ‘blessed threshold of the twenty-two saints’ — the shrine of Qutubuddin Bakhtiar Kaki, and the beloved dargah of Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya, where his disciple Amir Khusrau all but invented qawwali, and where that group singing still rises every evening as it has for seven centuries. From there the road leads to the dargahs of Kaliyar Sharif near Roorkee and Bu Ali Shah Qalandar at Panipat, the rauza at Sirhind, and — the heart of it all — Ajmer Sharif, the shrine of Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti, the ‘Saint of India’, where kings and beggars have sought blessing for eight hundred years. It closes with the marble dargah of Salim Chisti at Fatehpur Sikri, and the Taj Mahal at Agra — itself an act of love turned to stone.
These are living, working shrines, each with its own etiquette and rhythm. We travel with local guides who understand the qul, the offerings and the tradition, so you enter with respect and leave with something words can’t hold.
From ₹68,000 / person — private, guided, hotels arranged. Final quote flexes with category and group size.
Nizamuddin, Ajmer Sharif, Kaliyar, Panipat, Sirhind and Salim Chisti — the great Chishti dargahs of the north, woven into a single, coherent pilgrimage.
From the very shrine where Amir Khusrau shaped it, our guide helps you feel the qawwali — not just hear it. Thursday evenings are the most powerful, and we try to align your dates.
Entering a dargah has its own grace — the offerings, the covering, the qul. Our local guides walk you through it gently, so you belong rather than intrude.
These are working shrines full of pilgrims and prayer. We give you time to simply sit, to tie a thread of hope, to let the place work on you.
The dargahs span several states; we handle every drive, train and hotel so nothing distracts from why you came.
Following a particular silsila, or want longer at Ajmer? Tell us and we reshape the days around your devotion.
A framework, not a script — shaped around prayer and qawwali.
Arrive Delhi, the threshold of the saints. In the afternoon, the shrine of Qutubuddin Bakhtiar Kaki and the Qutub complex; in the early evening, the dargah of Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya for qawwali and the grave of the poet Amir Khusrau.
The old walled city — Jama Masjid and the grave of Sarmad Faqir — and the Persian garden-tomb of Humayun, with Safdarjung’s tomb and the Lodi Gardens.
A day trip north to the 800-year-old dargah of Kaliyar Sharif near Roorkee, returning to Delhi by evening.
The dargah of Bu Ali Shah Qalandar at Panipat, then on to Le Corbusier’s planned city of Chandigarh.
The revered rauza at Sirhind, then the return toward Delhi.
By train to Ajmer for the great shrine of Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti — the spiritual heart of the journey — with a second visit for evening prayers.
On to the Pink City, with Amber Fort and an orientation of Jaipur.
West to Agra, pausing at Fatehpur Sikri for the marble dargah of Salim Chisti, the Buland Darwaza and Panch Mahal.
The Taj Mahal — love turned to marble — and Agra Fort, before the road back to Delhi.
Your onward flight home, the path behind you.
★★★★★ 4.9 on Viator & TripAdvisor — travel with confidence.
★★★★★
“To sit at Ajmer Sharif at dusk, and to hear qawwali at Nizamuddin where it all began — I felt something I had read about for years but never touched. Our guide made us belong.”
Yusuf & Amina H., Manchester
✓ Verified TripAdvisor review
★★★★★
“A journey for the soul, beautifully arranged. Every dargah was explained with such care and respect. The Thursday qawwali was unforgettable.”
Farah S., Kuala Lumpur
✓ Verified Viator review
★★★★★
“I came as a music lover and left changed. From Kaliyar to Salim Chisti to the Taj — love in every form. Faultlessly organised.”
Elena V., Barcelona
✓ Verified Google review
The great Chishti dargahs of the north — Qutubuddin Bakhtiar Kaki and Hazrat Nizamuddin in Delhi, Kaliyar Sharif, Bu Ali Shah Qalandar at Panipat, the Sirhind rauza, Ajmer Sharif, and Salim Chisti at Fatehpur Sikri — closing with the Taj Mahal.
Yes — especially at Nizamuddin, where the tradition was born. Thursday evenings are the most powerful, and we try to align your dates.
No — the dargahs welcome respectful visitors of every faith. Our guides help you with the etiquette — covering the head, the offerings, the qul — so you enter with grace.
Yes — it is built for it, with time to sit, pray and simply be present at each shrine, especially Ajmer.
Nine nights with daily breakfast are included in your chosen category, with an all-inclusive quote available on request.
From ₹68,000 per person, depending on hotel category and group size. Request a custom quote.
Still unsure about something? WhatsApp us — a real local expert replies within the hour.
From
₹68,000
★★★★★ 4.9 · 200+ verified reviews
🔒 Secure checkout · Free date change · Reply < 1 hr
🎵 Thursday qawwali at Nizamuddin is the most powerful of the week — tell us your dates and we’ll try to align them.
Halal Golden Triangle (Muslim-friendly)
From ₹48,000 / person
Rajasthan Tours
From ₹38,000 / person
Golden Triangle, Khajuraho & Varanasi
From ₹88,000 / person
Your questions answered by planners who run this path with guides who know each shrine’s soul.
Reserve your dates below — shrines, qawwali timing, pace and hotels stay adjustable after you book.
₹68,000.00
A journey along the Path of Love — the great Sufi dargahs of North India, from Delhi’s Nizamuddin to Ajmer Sharif, Kaliyar and Panipat, closing at the Taj and the shrine of Salim Chisti. Ten days of qawwali, prayer and devotion, with local guides who know each shrine’s soul.
A journey along the Path of Love — the great Sufi dargahs of North India, from Delhi’s Nizamuddin to Ajmer Sharif, Kaliyar and Panipat, closing at the Taj and the shrine of Salim Chisti. Ten days of qawwali, prayer and devotion, with local guides who know each shrine’s soul.
Tell us your dates and your practice — a real local plans the rest, free and no-obligation.
🖤 From Nizamuddin to Ajmer Sharif — the Path of Love, in one journey.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.