Full Day · Private · All Inclusive
Delhi is not one city. It is eight cities layered on top of each other over a thousand years. From the medieval bazaars of Old Delhi and the echo of the Mughal empire to the grand boulevards of the British Raj and the monuments of a modern republic — one private day with a licensed expert in English and Spanish unlocks all of it.
Book via WhatsAppInstant reply · Private tour · Hotel or airport pickup
All Inclusive
- Entry Tickets
- AC Transportation
- Rickshaw Ride
- Licensed Guide
All Entry TicketsEvery monument covered
AC TransportationPrivate vehicle all day
Rickshaw RideOld Delhi alleyways
Licensed GuidePan-India IITG certified
Full Day9 AM – 6 PM
Seven Hours Inside Eight Centuries
Old Delhi’s medieval chaos, the elegance of Mughal garden tombs, the triumph of an ancient conquest tower — every stop is chosen to tell a different chapter of the city’s extraordinary story.
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Morning · 9:00 AM
Hotel Pickup
Your private AC vehicle arrives at your Delhi or NCR hotel — or at the airport if you are arriving that morning. We begin with a briefing over the day’s itinerary as the city wakes around you — a gentle, comfortable start before Old Delhi’s magnificent sensory intensity takes over.
Private Pickup · Hotel or Airport
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Morning · 9:45 AM
Jama Masjid & Old Delhi
We begin at the Jama Masjid — India’s largest mosque, commissioned by Shah Jahan in 1644, its red sandstone courtyard built to hold 25,000 worshippers. From the steps, Old Delhi spreads out below in every direction. Then we descend into it: a cycle rickshaw takes us through the narrow arteries of Chandni Chowk — the silver market that Shah Jahan built as the commercial heart of his capital — and onward to Khari Baoli, Asia’s largest wholesale spice market, where sacks of turmeric, chilli, and cardamom have lined the street since the seventeenth century.
Rickshaw Ride Included · UNESCO Surroundings
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Midday · 12:30 PM
Raj Ghat & India Gate
We cross from the medieval city into the imperial one. Raj Ghat is the serene black marble platform on the banks of the Yamuna where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated on 31 January 1948 — a place of profound stillness in the heart of the capital. From there we drive through the ceremonial heart of Lutyens’ Delhi: past the President’s House, along Kartavya Path, and past India Gate — the 42-metre sandstone arch that commemorates the 70,000 Indian soldiers who died in the First World War.
Memorial Visit · Scenic Drive
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Afternoon · 1:30 PM
Lunch Break
A sit-down break at a carefully selected premium local restaurant. Authentic Indian cuisine — dal makhani, butter chicken, fresh rotis, and regional specialities — or lighter options for those who prefer them. A necessary pause after the intensity of Old Delhi, and the perfect moment to ask every question the morning has raised. Note: lunch costs are not included in the package price and are paid directly at the restaurant.
Lunch Not Included · Premium Venue
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Afternoon · 2:45 PM
Humayun’s Tomb
Built in 1570 by the grieving empress Bega Begum for her husband, the Mughal emperor Humayun, this is the monument that changed architecture forever. It was the first structure in India to use the Persian double dome on such a scale, the first to use red sandstone as its primary material, and the direct architectural ancestor of the Taj Mahal. The charbagh garden — divided into four quadrants by water channels — was the template for every great Mughal garden that followed. We walk through it slowly, understanding it not as a ruin but as a living blueprint.
Ticket Included · UNESCO World Heritage
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Late Afternoon · 4:30 PM
Qutub Minar
The oldest surviving monument in Delhi, and one of the most extraordinary objects ever built by human hands. The Qutub Minar is a 73-metre tapering tower of red sandstone and marble, begun in 1193 by Qutb ud-Din Aibak to announce the arrival of Islamic rule in the subcontinent. Its five storeys are covered in intricate calligraphic carvings of Quranic verses. Inside the complex stands the Iron Pillar — a 6-metre column forged in the 4th century AD whose iron has not rusted in over 1,600 years, a metallurgical mystery that modern science has not fully explained.
Ticket Included · UNESCO World Heritage
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Evening · 6:00 PM
Drop-off & Farewell
Your private AC vehicle returns you safely to your Delhi or NCR hotel, or onward to the airport or railway station if you are continuing your journey. Eight centuries of Delhi, one extraordinary day. The city looks different when you leave it than it did when you arrived — that is always the goal.
Drop-off at Hotel or Airport
Inclusions & Exclusions
✅ Package Inclusions
- Private AC Vehicle: Full-day private transportation for the entire tour with a professional driver.
- Hotel & Airport Pickup & Drop-off: Door-to-door service from and to your Delhi or NCR accommodation, airport, or railway station.
- All Monument Entry Tickets: Jama Masjid, Humayun’s Tomb, and Qutub Minar entry fees fully covered.
- Rickshaw Ride in Old Delhi: Private cycle rickshaw through Chandni Chowk and Khari Baoli spice market included.
- Government Licensed Tour Guide: Full service by Kamran Khan in English and Spanish. Pan-India IITG licence.
✕ Package Exclusions
- Lunch: Meal costs are not included. Kamran will take you to a premium local restaurant; you pay directly.
- Gratuities & Tips: Optional and entirely at your discretion for the driver and guide.
- Personal Expenses: Shopping, souvenirs, or any additional activities not listed in the itinerary.
- Alcoholic Beverages: Any drinks ordered beyond water and standard non-alcoholic beverages.
What Makes This Different
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Old & New Delhi Both
Most tours choose one or the other. This itinerary gives you the medieval chaos of Old Delhi and the stately elegance of Mughal and colonial monuments — in a single, perfectly paced day.
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The Rickshaw Ride
Chandni Chowk cannot be experienced from a car window. The rickshaw puts you at street level — inside the noise, the spice, the colour, and the life of a bazaar that has traded continuously for 350 years.
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Bilingual Guide
Kamran speaks fluent English and Spanish — a rare combination in Delhi. Spanish-speaking travellers discover the capital’s layered history entirely in their own language, with full depth and context.
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Fully Private
No shared buses, no strangers, no fixed pace. This tour runs exclusively for you and your group — your vehicle, your guide, your rhythm throughout the day.
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Government Licensed
Kamran holds a Pan-India IITG licence — the highest certification in Indian tourism, issued by the Archaeological Survey of India and Ministry of Tourism.
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Practical Details
Duration
Full Day — Approx. 9 Hours
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Flexible on request.
Group Size
1 to 8 Persons
Entirely private. Larger groups on request.
Languages
English & Spanish
Hindi and Urdu also available.
Availability
All Year · 7 Days a Week
Last-minute bookings welcome.
Meeting Point
Hotel or Airport Pickup — Delhi / NCR
Share your hotel address or terminal via WhatsApp — we arrange the rest.
What to Wear
Comfortable shoes, modest clothing
Modest dress required for Jama Masjid. Head covering provided at entrance. Water provided throughout.
Reserve Your Spot
Delhi Full Day Heritage Tour
- Private AC vehicle all day
- Hotel or airport pickup & drop-off
- All monument entry tickets
- Rickshaw ride through Old Delhi
- Government-licensed bilingual guide
IITG
Govt. Licensed
Kamran Khan
Delhi is where every empire in Indian history left its mark — and where most travellers spend two days seeing without truly understanding. I have guided over 500 tours across this city and I still find new layers in it every time.
I hold a Government Pan-India IITG licence — the highest certification in Indian tourism. For over a decade I have guided travellers from more than 40 nationalities through the monuments, markets, and stories that make Delhi unlike any other city on earth.
The Qutub Minar is not just a tall tower. The Jama Masjid is not just a large mosque. Every stone in this city is a sentence in a story that most people never get to read. I read it to you.
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