Delhi, the colorful Indian capital, is a mixture of tradition, culture, and modernity. The mix between ancient forts and the Mughal tombs and the markets and the smooth malls results in a unique sensory experience that one has never had before. Delhi is the right place to start experiencing the Indian culture, political significance, and cosmopolitan life. Delhi Family Packages in particular are designed for families to enjoy sightseeing, local cuisine, and cultural experiences together, making the trip comfortable, fun, and memorable.

The most common tour in Delhi takes a sightseeing tour of the following monuments Red Fort, Qutub Minar, India Gate, and Lotus Temple. It also involves food tours in Chandni Chowk and walks in Lodhi Gardens. The packages can be tailored to suit families, couples, history buffs or luxury tourists who would like to explore the heart of India in style.

Popular Tour Packages Included in Delhi

Delhi has a great variety of thematic packages that can be offered to every travelling person:

PressCouple and Honeymoon Packages: Discover romantic heritage sites, have dinner with a city view in rooftop restaurants, and spend your time in a boutique hotel or luxury resort for an intimate holiday.
Family Tour Packages: This is a perfect tour that includes sightseeing of both cultural and historical sites in Delhi like the India gate, the national rail museum, the Nehru planetarium, shopping and local meals.
Luxury Tour Packages: This includes the sightseeing, chauffeur-driven accommodation in the finest hotels such as the Imperial or the Taj Palace and the fine-dining experiences.
Cultural & Heritage Tours: Explore the history of the city visiting the Red Fort, Humayun Tomb, Jama Masjid and Raj Ghat.

Food & Market Tours: Eat street food in Chandni Chowk and Mughlai in Old Delhi and shop in Connaught Place and Dilli Haat.
Weekend & Short Getaway Packages: Ideal in case one wishes to see Delhi over 2/3 days with the option of visiting places that he or she has to see.

Places to Visit in Delhi

Delhi is marked with the monuments which narrate the history of India from the ancient dynasties up to the modern democracy. The must-see attractions are:

Red Fort: A world heritage site and the centre of the freedom struggle in India with its Mughal architectural buildings and light-and-sound shows.
Qutub Minar: The tallest brick minaret in the world with old ruins of the Qutub complex.
India gate: A war memorial surrounded by lawns that are perfect place to take evening walks and picnic.
Humayun’s Tomb: This is a magnificent place that was used in designing the Taj Mahal.
Lotus Temple: A Baha'i House of Worship, which is designed in the shape of a flower with a serene ambience.
Jama Masjid: It is one of the largest mosques in India with panoramic views of Old Delhi as one sees through its minarets.
Akshardham Temple: A contemporary architectural wonderland, which has beautiful sculptures, musical fountains, and exhibitions.
Rajpath and Rashtrapati Bhavan: India and British architecture Are you ready to see the splendour of the political centre of India and its architecture of the British period?
Hauz Khas Village: A cool mix-up of history, art galleries, cafes and nightlife.
National Museum: The museum is perfect when one wants to explore the cultural and artistic heritage of India.

Travel Guide for Delhi

Delhi is a place that should be explored as time travel, with each street and each corner having a new story. Begin with Old Delhi, with its monuments of the Mughal age, its bazaars and its street food that cannot be resisted. Explore Jama Masjid, take a rickshaw ride through Chandni Chowk and have parathas at the famous Paranthe Wali Gali.

Pass on to New Delhi, which is a British-designed city with wide boulevards that culminate in landmarks such as India Gate, Rashtrapati Bhavan and Connaught Place. Evening out at Lodhi Gardens or India Habitat Centre and among the artistic enthusiasts, there is the National Gallery of Modern Art, which one cannot afford to skip.Delhi is also a paradise of a shopper, with luxury brands in Select Citywalk, down to handicrafts at Dilli Haat. In selecting tour packages in Delhi, go with guided tours of the city, local transportation, and food so as to immerse in the spirit of the city.

Best Time to Visit Delhi

The climate in Delhi fluctuates to an extreme degree during the year, and thus the time you choose to visit the city may differ significantly:

Winter (October to March): The most pleasant season and the weather is cool which makes it the most ideal time to sightsee and there are festivals such as Diwali and Republic Day celebrations.
Summer (April to June): Hot and dry. Evening sightseeing and indoor attractions are the best at this time of the year.
Monsoon (July to September): The city is green and the discounted prices during off-season makes it very good to be a low-end traveler.

Best Places to Stay in Delhi

Delhi has places to stay that are suitable to all types of travelers such as 5-star hotels, low-end hotels, and boutique resorts.

Luxury Hotels: The Imperial, Taj Palace, ITC Maurya and The Leela Palace provide heritage and world-class comfort.
Mid-range Hotels: The Park new Delhi, lemon tree premier and bloom boutique all offer excellent services at affordable prices.
Budget Stays: Paharganj, Karol Bagh and South Delhi Backpacker hostels and guesthouses are the best choice when it comes to affordable stays.
Hotels Boutique: Hotels Come and experience a unique cultural experience in heritage-style rooms at Hauz Khas, Mehrauli, or Lutyens in Delhi.

Best Shopping Places in Delhi.

Delhi is a shopping adventure; it boasts of luxury malls and crowded street markets.

Connaught Place: Well known for branded shops, cafes and colonial buildings.
Chandni Chowk: A traditional marketplace that sells jewellery, fabrics, spices and traditional Indian clothing.
Dilli Haat: An open-air craft bazaar with handmade products of India.
Sarojini Nagar and Lajpat Nagar: Famous among the children due to cheap fashion and street shopping.
Khan Market: high-end boutiques and book stores and fine dining restaurants to experience a high-end shopping experience.

How to Reach Delhi

By Air: Delhi has the Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), which is one of the busiest airports in India and has a good domestic and international air connection.
By Rail: The city is linked to the rest of India by rail, as there are major railway stations such as New Delhi Railway Station, Hazrat Nizamuddin, and Old Delhi.
By Road: Delhi has good national highways to other major cities such as Jaipur, Agra, Chandigarh and Lucknow. Volvo and government buses are very common in the areas of ISBT Kashmere Gate and Anand Vihar.
By Metro: In the city, the best means of transport is the Delhi Metro, which is the quickest and most convenient mode of transport between the attractions.