Discover some of Delhi’s rich historical and artistic enclaves! Come join us as we explore Delhi’s culture and art scene on this street art tour. This tour will begin in Khan Market, the epitome of Delhi real estate, where contemporary Indian design meets with traditional Indian aesthetics. Then we walk through the spectacular 90-acre Lodi Gardens where we will look back at 15th century design as we discover tombs, mosques and bridges built during the Sayyid and Lodhi periods. Finally, Lodhi Colony, the heart of street art in Delhi as well as India’s first public art district. Learn about the artists and the stories behind the murals that adorn the neighbourhood. (Your tour guide, aka art expert, will double as a photographer; we know you’ll want to Instagram and strike a few poses while you’re at it.)

Follow your guide to Nizamuddin Dargah, a 14th-century Sufi Shrine that has been a guiding force for Mughal rulers for hundreds of years. Learn how the British reshaped the cultural scene, and see how modern-day Delhi developed.  Make a stop at Lodi Garden, one of the city’s finest green spaces that is built around the tombs and mosques of the 15th-century rules of Delhi. Ride on to New Delhi’s cultural center, and stop for photos at the city’s first art district. Enjoy a glimpse of the sophisticated neighborhoods of South Delhi. Stop for some of the most delicious kebab rolls in the city, then choose to finish the tour at the gate of Humayun’s Tomb if you’d like to visit this magnificent Mughal Monument on your own.

Art and Society have always had an interlinked relationship where one influences the other. Delhi, in the recent past, has seen a boom in the art sector where artists from all over the world and from India come together to create masterpieces for the public to enjoy. One such, very famous, example is that of Lodhi Art District which is Delhi’s first open-air street art district. At the very core of this district is the concept of rejuvenating the public spaces of the city with bright colors and murals inspired by nature, societal issues, iconic faces, etc. Come with us as we cycle our way through this neighborhood and understand Delhi from an artistic point of view (and of course, we’ll take care of all your social media need with lots of photography). The tour culminates with some delicious local food and memories to take home.

Explore Delhi the way locals do, by public transportation such as metro trains, buses, and tuk tuks, accompanied by a local guide on this sightseeing tour. Visit the Gurudwara Bangla Sahib temple, Presidential Palace complex, India Gate memorial, Lodhi Gardens, Humayun’s Tomb, Red Fort, and more. Begins the tour in Connaught Place, officially known as Rajiv Chowk, a ring of colonnaded Georgian-style buildings with stores, cinemas, and restaurants all around. Then, venture to Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, a 17th-century Sikh shrine, and witness how they prepare lunch for up to 1000 people at a time. Next up is a trip to the Presidential Palace complex to see the heart of India’s government. Pay your respects at India Gate, a war memorial commemorating the 84,000 Indian soldiers who lost their lives fighting for the British Army during World War I. Then, hop into a tuk-tuk to head to Lodhi Gardens, a sprawling city park spread over 90 acres of land. Learn about its history and take a stroll. Then, head to the posh Khan Market to grab lunch at one of Asia’s most expensive shopping areas. After lunch, visit Humayun’s Tomb, the earliest substantial example of Mughal architecture in India. Explore the garden tomb which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From there, head to Old Delhi to visit the Jama Mosque, the epicenter of Delhi’s Muslim community. Admire the red-sandstone walls of the historic Red Fort which was the former residence of Mughal emperors. After a stroll through the markets, find yourself in Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi’s main street. Finally, get the subway back to Connaught Place to finish the tour.