Old Delhi Haveli Visit & Bazaar Walk With hotel Pick up and drop

New Delhi , India

Old Delhi Haveli Visit & Bazaar Walk With hotel Pick up and drop

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2h - 4h

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About this experience

Our tours to historic Old Delhi are conducted by Old Delhi Locals who are living in Old Delhi. It is into the maize of historic alleys of Old Delhi and also feast for your senses with a company of English Speaking Local Friend cum Story Teller cum guide. Discover the hidden inconspicuous lanes and streets of Old Delhi and also enjoy awesome sights and people. Your fun will be augmented by having a ride rickshaw to penetrate local attractions exclusive to Old Delhi and also visit Asia's largest spice market where your senses will get alive. Do a sample tasting of some unique safe street food items which Old Delhi has hidden in its deep belly. You will be taken to a mughal era "Haveli" and enjoy awesome old Delhi views from its unique rooftop.

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Old Delhi Haveli Visit & Bazaar Walk With hotel Pick up and drop

Pickup included

What's included

Sample food tasting

Air-conditioned vehicle

Local Storyteller

Detailed itinerary

Stop 1

After a comfortable Pickup from your hotel in Central Delhi Area, we reach near the Mughal era grand mosque known as Jama mosque. We star tour old Delhi adventure from "Dariba kalan" , also known as jewelers street, here taste a lipsmacking local snack from a heritage "jalebi" shop which has been around since 1884; having been in operation for the past four generations of the family now. This Chandni Chowk-based shop is enormously famous for the piping hot, thick and juicy, freshly made jalebis that they offer.

Stop 2

This street or Gali is a foodie's paradise, and as the name suggests, it means 'The Parantha Street' where one can be assured of the best variety of paranthas or the Indian flatbread. You can taste from one of the variety of "Parantha" over there.

Stop 3

Soon you will find yourself on "Khari Baoli" in the heart of Asia's largest wholesale spice market. Here you find can find hundreds of shops dealing in refined, local and exotic spices. This large market area is rich in color and photographic opportunities, and is well worth seeking out and spending some time, especially if you plan to visit the Old Delhi area and want to enjoy the bazaars in the area.

Now we board a Cycle Rickshaw themost popular mode of travel in the maddening alleys of old delhi to reach "Haveli Dharampura" which is a late Mughal-style haveli (built around 1887) that has been restored to its former grandeur . The grand entrance welcomes you into an aangan with a small fountain (and a welcome drink of kanji), fenced off by an art gallery on the left and the restaurant straight ahead. The jharokas and windows have stained glass art and decorated balconies with dancers practicing for the evening and the atmosphere full of thumris and ghazals.
its rooftop offer mind boggling views of Old Delhi and the red fort also.
to conclude we shall then drop back to your hotel in delhi

Now we are entering Most ancient and nicely maintained haveli of this place "Mirza Ghalib haveli", who was a famous and noted Mughal courtier and an amazing poet. Many of his famous poems depicting Indian freedom struggle against the Colonials are being hung for your ready reference and click.

What's not included

Lunch

Available languages

Guide guide

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Important information

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

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New Delhi, the capital of India, is a vibrant blend of ancient history and modern development. It offers a rich cultural experience with its historic monuments, bustling markets, and diverse cuisine. The city is a gateway to understanding India's past and present.

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