Delhi Tour Packages from Jodhpur

Arrive in Delhi via Jodhpur through train or bus and get into the hotel. Your journey should start with the great attraction of Birla Mandir (Laxminarayan Temple), which is a big landmark in history as a symbol of peace and devotion. Begin your sightseeing tour of the city with a scenic drive around Connaught place and the 18th century astronomical wonder Jantar Mantar. Have a lunch consisting of the traditional Punjabi food at Dhaba by Claridges or Pind Balluchi. During the afternoon, see the National Rail Museum, a museum that houses old engines and toy trains, telling the story of the railway in India. In the evening, take a relaxing stroll in the Central Park, listen to live music and glimpse through the local life. So on your first day wrap up with an excellent dinner at the 1911 Restaurant of The Imperial that combines history with fine dining.

Then, following breakfast, explore the artistic nature of the city with the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) where contemporary artists coexist with Indian masters. Next, go to Sardar Patel Museum at Teen Murti Bhavan which used to be a home to the first Prime Minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru. Following a classic lunch, visit the colorful Lodhi Art District, an open air gallery full of vibrant murals and other street art. Then go to Safdarjung Tomb, an under-rated monument of Mughal period and surrounded with serene gardens. During the evening, relax at India Habitat Centre where art exhibits, performance, and cafes make the atmosphere the perfect cultural one. Spend your evening in one of the best modern Indian restaurants of Delhi, Indian Accent.

On the last day you are going to visit the great ISKCON Temple, where it is possible to start the day with some rhythmic chants and architecture. Then go to Nehru Planetarium, a very nice science Museum, where they can experience space by watching an immersive show inside the planetarium. Then, buy handicrafts and ethnic clothes at Dilli Haat Pitampura, a rainbow-colored bazaar with the diversity of India being represented. Also do not miss momos, litti chokha or Rajasthani kachoris at the food stalls. Have lunch at Saravana Bhavan which serves South Indian fare. Go on a brief shopping spurt at Janpath Market and get funky souvenirs before you grab a flight back. When evening comes, take away bags of memories and treasures to the airport or the station.