Same Day Tour

Delhi Sightseeing 1 Day

Overview

Places Covered : - Delhi

Delhi a capital city of India is a major tourist spot in India. Delhi Sightseeing will let you experience the marvels of Delhi. Through this tour, you will visit Red Fort, a magnifying structure made of red sandstone. Qutub Minar- the tallest tower in the world was built in 1193. Jama Masjid- a most prominent spiritual destination of Muslims. Tomb of Humayun- is famous for its stunning Islamic architecture.

Highlights

What to Expect

This 1-day Delhi sightseeing tour covers the best of Old and New Delhi in a single day. Explore historic monuments, drive past iconic landmarks, and experience the vibrant culture and local markets of India’s capital—all with a well-planned and comfortable itinerary.

Itinerary

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 1:- Delhi Sightseeing

Delhi has its name written in golden words in the book of India Tourism because of its magnificent architectural beauty and rich history. This capital city completes the mesmerizing Golden Triangle India Tour with the majestic cities Jaipur and Agra.

Red Fort

Post breakfast you will be received by our representative for Delhi Sightseeing. The sightseeing includes Red Fort. Amongst the UNESCO’s World Heritage Site the fort is one of the finest monument. The architectural beauty of this fort has dated back to the era of Mughal Dynasty. The fort is a true example of Mughal Heritage. The Majestic Fort is a ceremonial Palace from where prime minister for the country represents the nation on the Independence Day and Republic Day every Year.

Jama Masjid

Later you will visit Jama Masjid, which is the oldest and the largest Indian Mosque of India. It was constructed during the constituency of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. This beautiful spiritual place which attracts most of the tourists and visitors because of the stunning Islamic architectural style.

Tomb of Humayun

Then you will visit the Tomb of Humayun. The Tomb was designated as the UNESCO’s World Heritage Site in 1992. The Majestic architectural Mughal style of the Tomb is a major tourist attraction. It was built to commemorate the Humayun, the Second Mughal Emperor of India.

Qutub Minar

Later you will visit Qutub Minar a 12th-century monument which is a towering attraction of tourists (234 feet high), Lotus Temple a stunning floral structure which shapes like lotus, and India Gate a war memorial which is located astride the Rajpath.