Agra Group Tour from Delhi by Car

Overview

The greatest approach to discover a country or region's cultural highlights is to take a walking tour through its historic district and take pleasure in sampling the local cuisine. What better way to explore Delhi if you are planning a trip than to take a walking tour of Old Delhi? The goal of this tour offering is to satisfy heritage walker and culinary enthusiasts. You have the chance to meander around the spice market close to the Red Fort and the backstreets of the Chandni Chowk neighbourhood during this guided trip. As a result, you can discover the neighborhood's vibrant bazaars and, as a connoisseur, sample Delhi residents' eating preferences.

Day 01: Delhi

We will pick you in the morning at 9:00 AM or at your desired time from your hotel in central Delhi. As you approach Old Delhi you first pay a visit to the Old Gurudwara Sis Ganj. This Sikh temple has a long history, supreme sacrifice of the Sikh Guru and how he bore the atrocities of the Mughal emperor. You get to know about Sikhism in detail and witness the langar- (Community Kitchen).

After finishing the Sis Ganj Gurudwara tour, begin the culinary tour by indulging in some sweet jalebis and samosas at a renowned confectionery with a history dating back more than a century. Jalebis are made of corn flour and sugar syrup and have no equivalent in the English language. In India, samosas are widely available and popular among the populace. Other delicious delicacies are also available here. Make sure to sample the renowned Raj Kachori. You may now sample Kuliki Chat as well as Parantha, a type of flatbread cooked by stuffing a variety of ingredients such as potatoes, chillies, onions, and cheese. Following the food tasting, your tour guide will lead you to Khari-Baoli, Asia's largest dry fruit and spice market. Here, you can witness the spice trade in action and watch as Kulis (manual labourers) transport bags filled with spices and dry fruits to their various destinations. You would undoubtedly be fascinated by the vibrant scenario of spices. These little shops selling spices and dried fruits may do daily business worth millions of rupees. Not much has changed in this market since the Mughal era, or possibly even earlier. Dry fruits are even imported from far-off nations like Afghanistan and the USA.

It is advised that you inform the tour guide in advance if you have a spice allergy. All of the foods you sample during the food tour are vegetarian, while some are dairy products. Along with wearing comfortable shoes and being cautious of your pockets during the two hours of strolling, you are encouraged to leave your valuables in the hotel itself.

Included:-

Private Air-Conditioned Transport with Chauffeur
Monuments Entrance Tickets
Toll Taxes - Fuel - Surcharge - Interstate Charge
Approved Language Tour Guide Service

Excluded:-

Any personal Expenses.
Tipping (Driver/Tour Guide/Representative)

Additional Info:-

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
A current valid passport is required on the day of travel
Not wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Infants must sit on laps
Not recommended for travelers with back problems
Not recommended for pregnant Lady
No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Most travelers can participate
This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate