Delhi Tour Packages from Karnataka

The journey starts from Karnataka, either by train or flight, bringing passengers to Delhi, The Beating Heart of India. On arrival, guests are welcomed by a representative and transferred to a comfortable hotel. After check-in and some rest, evening is reserved for mild exploration. Walking through Connaught Place, one of the most prestigious hubs in Delhi sets the tone for travel. The circular colonized market still carries the aura of colonial architecture, yet it is buzzing with cafes, international outlets, bookstores and vibrant road vendors. Shopkeepers can browse through handicrafts and souvenirs, while food lovers can step into one of the several eateries for authentic North Indian cuisine. The dinner is arranged in a local restaurant, which gives visitors the first taste of Delhi's delicious offerings.

Ithe starts with a delicious breakfast before going towards Old Delhi, the part of the city that still resonates with Mughal grandeur. The first stop is The Red Fort, a grand fort built by Emperor Shah Jahn, which is today as the World Heritage Site of UNESCO. Visitors can admire its red sandstone walls, ornate palaces, and historical importance. A small walking journey leads to Jama Masjid, one of the largest mosques in India. Its vast courtyard and complex -designed minarets have provided a sense of spiritual calm amidst the chaos of the old city. From here, the journey takes a lively turn with a rickshaw ride through Chandni Chowk, a centuries -old market famous for spices, silver jewelry, embroidered clothes and unique street food. Passengers can take a sample of sweets like hot paratha, spicy chat or jalebis.

This day also includes the journey of Raj Ghat, which is the Seren Memorial where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated. Its simplicity and calm surroundings make it a place of quiet reflection. The evening is kept free for guests to explore more of the bustling bazaars or enjoy Delhi’s street food scene at their own pace.

On the third day, the tour shift focuses on New Delhi's employed Buleward and reputed monuments. After breakfast, the visit to sightseeing begins with a drive from the gate of India, the war monument that is long in honor of the fallen soldiers, and the leading formal route for Rashtrapati Bhavan (President's house) and Parliament House (Parliament). The cool lotus temple, designed in the shape of a blooming lotus, invites people of all religions to meditate in silence. The last stop is Akshardham Temple, where grand carving, cultural exhibitions and mesmerizing music fountains leave a permanent impression. This day gives a mixture of architectural talent, spirituality and cultural pride to the passengers.

The last day is about enjoying the vibrant markets of Delhi and tasting your culinary treasury. After breakfast, guests bring handicrafts, clothes and food from different states of India under a roof, in a cultural market, a cultural market. From Kashmiri shawls to Rajasthani jewelry, the market is the pleasure of a shopkeeper. For budget shopping, Sarojini Nagar Bazar and Janapath offered fashionable clothes and goods at unbeatable prices. Any trip to Delhi is not fulfilled without joining its street food - piping hot parathus, Tangi Golgappa, Smokey Kebab and Syrup Jalebis.