Delhi Tour Packages

Kiomoi welcomes you to the sprawling capital city of India, Delhi! If India is known for its diverse culture and ethnicity, Delhi is one place where you are most likely to find the amalgamation of all these cultures. 

As you walk through the streets of this magnificent city, you'll encounter a burst of a unique mix of tradition, language, food, and religious fervour.

The Red Fort, Qutub Minar, and India Gate are not just places to visit in Delhi; they are the portals to bygone eras, each telling a riveting story.

For a truly immersive experience, consider embarking on Delhi sightseeing tours. The bustling markets, like Chandni Chowk, offer a sensory overload of colours, sounds, and aromas. The food and culture tours in Delhi offer a gastronomic adventure that will tantalize your taste buds with the rich flavours of Indian cuisine.

In essence, Delhi is not just a destination; it's an odyssey. So, pack your bags and set out on a journey to ‘Dilwalon ki Dilli’ (City of Good Hearted), with Kiomoi’s wider range of Delhi tour packages to choose from.

When it comes to listing the recommended places to visit in Delhi, the list can become endless, as the city offers so many interesting places to see. However, for the sake of giving an overview of some of the highly recommended places under any Delhi travel guide, here are some of the must-visit places when setting out on Delhi sightseeing tours. 

Once the home to the emperor of the Delhi sultanate, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is an architectural marvel that transports you to the Mughal era. Built on the orders of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan (Yes! The one who got the Taj Mahal built), this red sandstone fortress even today holds significance, as the prime minister of India gives their Independence Day speech from the podium of this very fort every year. 

Another UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 12th-century structure is the world’s tallest brick minaret. Every Delhi travel guide will unfold the stories behind each intricately carved tier.

Undoubtedly, the one iconic structure that signifies Delhi as a destination is India Gate. Built to honour the brave Indian soldiers, India Gate is a place you cannot miss on your Delhi sightseeing tours. 

Another piece of architectural brilliance from the Mughal era, Humayun’s tomb, is a splendid garden tomb dedicated to the Mughal Emperor Humayun. Persian-inspired design, lush gardens, and water channels make this heritage site a serene retreat.

If you really want to feel the pulse of the old Delhi lifestyle, Chandani Chowk is the area for you to visit. A chaotic yet vibrant market where you can sample local street food, shop for traditional artefacts, and soak in the bustling atmosphere.

While the city brims with historical sites showcasing centuries-old architectural brilliance, the Lotus Temple stands out as one of the rare modern architectural gems. Add this to your list of places to visit in Delhi for a tranquil experience amidst its serene surroundings.

All Delhi tour packages include a plethora of activities to do, irrespective of the duration of your trip. There is literally no shortage of things to do in Delhi, with numerous places to visit, food to eat, souvenirs to shop, and a lot more. Let’s take a look at some of these: 

The best way to understand a city is to explore its narrow lanes and immerse in its core lifestyle. Taking a cycle rickshaw ride to traverse the narrow lanes of Old Delhi will allow you to feel the pulse of the bustling markets, such as Chandni Chowk, and witness the vibrancy of the daily life of locals. Delhi sightseeing tours often include this immersive experience.

As a part of any Delhi travel guide, you will get to explore the blend of medieval history and contemporary culture with a heritage walk in Hauz Khas Village. This modern neighbourhood in the southern part of Delhi is overwhelmed with ancient monuments, art galleries, and chic cafes. 

Delhi is a paradise for food enthusiasts, and no visit is complete without indulging in some of the lip-smacking delicacies. Join a food and culture tour in Delhi to sample local delights like chaat, kebabs, and parathas. 

Immerse yourself in the mystical world of Sufi music at Nizamuddin Dargah. Join the evening Qawwali session, where soul-stirring melodies echo through the air. It's a spiritual and musical experience that adds a unique dimension to your visit.

Delhi has a number of sprawling markets that offer local shopping opportunities and pulls crowd from not just within the city but all over the country. Dilli Haat is one such popular shopping place in Delhi. A vibrant open-air market, Dilli Haat showcases the diverse handicrafts and cuisines of India's different states. 

To ensure your travel is seamless and memorable, consider these invaluable tips:

The best time to explore Delhi is during the winter months, from October to March.

Delhi is a metropolitan, so most of the things you’d require in an emergency or for day-to-day use will be available easily. 

Try and avoid staying in off-beat accommodations just because they cost cheap. Pick a decent hotel or guesthouse which are recognized by local authorities.

That’s right! Delhi is a paradise for food lovers. A typical food and culture tour in Delhi is an excellent way to savour the city's culinary treasures; of course, be cautious about hygiene.

While Hindi is the official language, English is widely understood in urban areas. 

Delhi has a very vast, strong, and sophisticated local transport network that comprises metro rail, electric buses, auto rickshaws, and cycle rickshaws. Delhi sightseeing tours often provide transportation, so plan accordingly.

Kiomoi makes sure to provide all the guidance and support to its guests from the beginning to the end of their Delhi sightseeing tours.