One Day Delhi sightseeing tour, you will explore the famous tourist monuments of Old Delhi as well as New Delhi.
We suggest starting this hour before 9-10 am so that you can visit all the tourist places which are open between 9 am to 5 pm. the top popular tourist places in Delhi which we will cover.
Red Fort → Raj Ghat → Akshardham Temple → Humayun’s Tomb → Lodhi Garden → Lotus Temple → Qutub Minar India Gate → Gurudwara Bangla Sahib.
Note:-
Tourist places in Delhi remain closed on Monday.
Charge's Slot For This Package:-
Rs 1950 for a Sedan taxi (Swift Dzire or Toyota Etios) for 4 people.
Rs 2800 for SUV Taxi ( max. 4 to 6 person ).
Rs 3700 for Innova Car ( max. 4 to 6 person ).
Rs 4400 for Innova Crysta ( max. 4 to 6 person ).
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Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
7:00 - 17:30
Time Required to visit :-
2 hrs
About Entry Fee:-
Indian Citizens, citizens of SAARC and BIMSTEC nations: INR 10, Other foreigners: INR 250, No fees for children below the age of 15
Built in :-
1639.
The construction of the Red Fort started on 13 May 1638 in the holy month of Muharram. It took nine years to build and under the supervision of Shah Jahan, the construction of the fort was completed on 6 April 1648. To keep the old Salimgarh fort within its boundaries, the walls were built asymmetrically, unlike other Mughal buildings.It remained the seat of Imperial Mughal rule until 1857 when the Great Revolt broke out. It includes many other structures that were built during Shah Jahan's life, and some that were added by later rulers. His son and successor Aurangzeb added the Pearl Mosque or Moti Masjid to the fort complex when he took over as emperor after a fierce war of succession between himself and his three brothers.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
Open on all days of the week except Monday: 10:00 to 20:00 , and
Ticket counters close at 17:00
Time Required to visit :-
2 hrs
About Exhibition Entry Fee:-
Adults (12 years and above): INR 220
Senior Citizens: INR 170
Children (4 to 11 years): INR 120 for children
Children below 4 Years: Free.
Nearest Metro Station :-
Akshardham Station on Noida-bound Blue Line.
Aarti Timings :-
10:00 to 18:00
Dress Code :-
Arms, shoulders, chest, navel and legs have to be covered.
Established Date :-
6/11/ 2005
Photography :-
Not allowed in side the temple
Electronics & Mobile Phones :-
Not Allowed
A symbol of Indian culture, spirituality and architecture, Akshardham Temple is a famous Hindu temple and a spiritual-cultural complex. Also known as Swaminarayan Akshardham, it is dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan. Akshardham has made its place in the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest comprehensive Hindu temple in the world.Akshardham Temple is known for its magnificent architecture. It houses eight ostentatiously carved mandapams, while timeless Hindu teachings and flamboyant devotional traditions find their place on the temple walls. The idol of Lord Swaminarayan, the centerpiece along with 20,000 deities, important personalities and saints in Indian history, displays the essence of Indian architecture, traditions and timeless spiritual ideas.The Akshardham complex is home to India's largest stepwell that plays host to mesmerizing water shows; An open garden, Narayan Sarovar, various campaigns and rituals. This campus is no less than a paradise for spiritual seekers.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
10:00 - 18:00
Time Required to visit :-
2 hrs
About Exhibition Entry Fee:-
Indians - INR 10, Foreigners - INR 250. Video filming - INR 25, Photography - Free
Nearest Metro Station :-
Jawaharlal Nehru Metro Station on Violet Line
A symbol of Indian culture, spirituality and architecture, Akshardham Temple is a famous Hindu temple and a spiritual-cultural complex. Also known as Swaminarayan Akshardham, it is dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan. Akshardham has made its place in the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest comprehensive Hindu temple in the world.Akshardham Temple is known for its magnificent architecture. It houses eight ostentatiously carved mandapams, while timeless Hindu teachings and flamboyant devotional traditions find their place on the temple walls. The idol of Lord Swaminarayan, the centerpiece along with 20,000 deities, important personalities and saints in Indian history, displays the essence of Indian architecture, traditions and timeless spiritual ideas.The Akshardham complex is home to India's largest stepwell that plays host to mesmerizing water shows; An open garden, Narayan Sarovar, various campaigns and rituals. This campus is no less than a paradise for spiritual seekers.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
06:00 - 19:30
Time Required to visit :-
2 hrs
About Exhibition Entry Fee:-
Free
Nearest Metro Station :-
Jor Bagh Metro Station & JLN Metro Station on Violet Line
The landscape of Lodhi Gardens first emerged when the tomb of Muhammad Shah, the second ruler of the Sayyid dynasty, was built here in 1414 by Ala-ud-Din Alam. Similar to this construction, Sikandar Lodhi's tomb was also built by his son Ibrahim Lodhi in 1517. Ibrahim Lodhi was actually the last ruler of the Lodhi dynasty and was overthrown in battle by the Mughal emperor Babur. Panipat. Under the Mughals, the garden area went under major renovations as deemed fit by the rulers. The third Mughal emperor Akbar used this garden as an observatory and also for keeping records.The British also understood the importance of this heritage site and it was regularly renovated under the British Raj. The gardens were laid out by the wife of the Governor-General of India, the Marquess of Willingdon, and after its opening on 9 April 1936, the garden was eventually named 'Lady Willingdon Park'. Later after the independence of India, it came to be known as Lodhi Garden.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
All days of the week except Monday: October-March: 9:30 - 17:30 , April-September: 9:30 - 17:00
Time Required to visit :-
30 min
About Exhibition Entry Fee:-
Free
Nearest Metro Station :-
Kalkaji Metro Station
The magnificent structure of this building unfolds in the form of a magnificent white-petalled lotus and is one of the most visited establishments in the world. The shrine was conceptualized by Canadian architect Fariborz Sahba and was completed in the year 1986. The temple seeks to propagate the oneness of the Almighty and is open to all, regardless of nationality, religion, race or gender. The Lotus Temple is one of seven Bahá'í Houses of Worship around the world.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
10:00 - 17:00 . Qutub Minar remains open for tourists all days except Sunday.
Time Required to visit :-
120 min
Entry Fee:-
Indians, SAARC and BIMSTEC: INR 40,
Foreign tourists: INR 600
Children up to 15 years: Free with valid ID
Nearest Metro Station :-
Qutub Minar on Yellow Line
Dimensions :-
14.3 metres (47 feet) base diameter
2.7 metres (9 feet) top diameter
379 steps of the staircase.
Height :-
72.5 metres (238 ft).
The Qutb Minar was built in 1192 by Qutb-ud-din Aibak, the first ruler of the Delhi Sultanate, to mark his victory against the last Hindu kingdom of Delhi. It is not sure whether the minaret was dedicated to a Sufi saint, Qutbuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki. Aibak built only the basement of the monument, and three more storeys were added by his successor, Iltutmish.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
All time.
Time Required to visit :-
60 min
Entry Fee:-
No entry fee.
Nearest Metro Station :-
Central Secretariat.
Where to Park The your Vechle:-
Shahjahan Road: (10 Minutes Walk)
Hyderabad House: Nearest Parking Spot
Bikaner House at Pandara Road (10-12 Minutes Walk)
NDMC Parking at Pandara Road (10-12 Minutes Walk), INR 30 Per Hour
Delhi High Court parking (15 Minutes Walk), INR 30 Per Hour
Man Singh Road: Follow Ashoka road from India Gate Circle and take a left diversion to Man Singh Road (8-10 minutes walk); Free
Foundation Stone :-
Laid Down: 1921
Unveiled On: 1931
Unveiled By: Indian Viceroy Lord Irwin.
Amar Jyoti Jawan :-
Built-In: 1971
When: Post- Bangladesh Liberation War
Symbolises: the eternal, immortal soldiers of India
The construction of India Gate began in the year 1921, and was a part of the British initiative to build tombs and memorials for all Indian and British soldiers who represented the British Empire in World War I. The Duke of Connaught laid the foundation stone of the war memorial on 10 February 1921, and the memorial was inaugurated on 12 February 1931 by Lord Irwin, the Viceroy of India. It was dedicated to all the soldiers who laid down their lives during the war so that the coming generations would remember them for the great sacrifice they made for their country.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
Day / Night 24 hours 24/7.
Time Required to visit :-
120 min
Entry Fee:-
free.
Nearest Metro Station :-
Shivaji Stadium on Airport Line
Rajiv Chowk on Blue and Yellow Line (2.8 km)
Patel Chowk on Yellow Line (1.5 km)
Dress Code :-
dress decently
Keeping your head covered is important, and headscarves are available for free at the entrance in a basket.
Community Meals or Langar Timings :-
09:00 to 15:00
19:00 to 22:00
Cost: Free
Bangla Sahib itself has an important history attached to it, and it is believed that the water of the lake here has miraculous healing properties. The Gurudwara was once the bungalow of Raja Jai Singh in the 17th century and was then known as the Jaisinghpura Palace. When the eighth Sikh Guru, Guru Har Krishna, visited Delhi in 1664, he stayed in the palace. Due to an unexpected turn of events, an outbreak of cholera and smallpox occurred in the region, which claimed many victims.
According to the teachings of Sikhism, Guru Har Krishna dedicated his services to the afflicted by giving fresh water from the well, the healing power of which cured the sick. Unfortunately, he contracted the same, which resulted in his death on March 30, 1664. Raja Jai Singh built a small tank over the well's water, and it is now believed to cure all kinds of ailments and health problems. It is carried in bottles as souvenirs by devotees visiting Bangla Sahib from all over the world..
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
7:00 - 17:30
Time Required to visit :-
2 hrs
About Entry Fee:-
Indian Citizens, citizens of SAARC and BIMSTEC nations: INR 10, Other foreigners: INR 250, No fees for children below the age of 15
Built in :-
1639.
The construction of the Red Fort started on 13 May 1638 in the holy month of Muharram. It took nine years to build and under the supervision of Shah Jahan, the construction of the fort was completed on 6 April 1648. To keep the old Salimgarh fort within its boundaries, the walls were built asymmetrically, unlike other Mughal buildings.It remained the seat of Imperial Mughal rule until 1857 when the Great Revolt broke out. It includes many other structures that were built during Shah Jahan's life, and some that were added by later rulers. His son and successor Aurangzeb added the Pearl Mosque or Moti Masjid to the fort complex when he took over as emperor after a fierce war of succession between himself and his three brothers.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
Open on all days of the week except Monday: 10:00 to 20:00 , and
Ticket counters close at 17:00
Time Required to visit :-
2 hrs
About Exhibition Entry Fee:-
Adults (12 years and above): INR 220
Senior Citizens: INR 170
Children (4 to 11 years): INR 120 for children
Children below 4 Years: Free.
Nearest Metro Station :-
Akshardham Station on Noida-bound Blue Line.
Aarti Timings :-
10:00 to 18:00
Dress Code :-
Arms, shoulders, chest, navel and legs have to be covered.
Established Date :-
6/11/ 2005
Photography :-
Not allowed in side the temple
Electronics & Mobile Phones :-
Not Allowed
A symbol of Indian culture, spirituality and architecture, Akshardham Temple is a famous Hindu temple and a spiritual-cultural complex. Also known as Swaminarayan Akshardham, it is dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan. Akshardham has made its place in the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest comprehensive Hindu temple in the world.Akshardham Temple is known for its magnificent architecture. It houses eight ostentatiously carved mandapams, while timeless Hindu teachings and flamboyant devotional traditions find their place on the temple walls. The idol of Lord Swaminarayan, the centerpiece along with 20,000 deities, important personalities and saints in Indian history, displays the essence of Indian architecture, traditions and timeless spiritual ideas.The Akshardham complex is home to India's largest stepwell that plays host to mesmerizing water shows; An open garden, Narayan Sarovar, various campaigns and rituals. This campus is no less than a paradise for spiritual seekers.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
10:00 - 18:00
Time Required to visit :-
2 hrs
About Exhibition Entry Fee:-
Indians - INR 10, Foreigners - INR 250. Video filming - INR 25, Photography - Free
Nearest Metro Station :-
Jawaharlal Nehru Metro Station on Violet Line
A symbol of Indian culture, spirituality and architecture, Akshardham Temple is a famous Hindu temple and a spiritual-cultural complex. Also known as Swaminarayan Akshardham, it is dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan. Akshardham has made its place in the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest comprehensive Hindu temple in the world.Akshardham Temple is known for its magnificent architecture. It houses eight ostentatiously carved mandapams, while timeless Hindu teachings and flamboyant devotional traditions find their place on the temple walls. The idol of Lord Swaminarayan, the centerpiece along with 20,000 deities, important personalities and saints in Indian history, displays the essence of Indian architecture, traditions and timeless spiritual ideas.The Akshardham complex is home to India's largest stepwell that plays host to mesmerizing water shows; An open garden, Narayan Sarovar, various campaigns and rituals. This campus is no less than a paradise for spiritual seekers.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
06:00 - 19:30
Time Required to visit :-
2 hrs
About Exhibition Entry Fee:-
Free
Nearest Metro Station :-
Jor Bagh Metro Station & JLN Metro Station on Violet Line
The landscape of Lodhi Gardens first emerged when the tomb of Muhammad Shah, the second ruler of the Sayyid dynasty, was built here in 1414 by Ala-ud-Din Alam. Similar to this construction, Sikandar Lodhi's tomb was also built by his son Ibrahim Lodhi in 1517. Ibrahim Lodhi was actually the last ruler of the Lodhi dynasty and was overthrown in battle by the Mughal emperor Babur. Panipat. Under the Mughals, the garden area went under major renovations as deemed fit by the rulers. The third Mughal emperor Akbar used this garden as an observatory and also for keeping records.The British also understood the importance of this heritage site and it was regularly renovated under the British Raj. The gardens were laid out by the wife of the Governor-General of India, the Marquess of Willingdon, and after its opening on 9 April 1936, the garden was eventually named 'Lady Willingdon Park'. Later after the independence of India, it came to be known as Lodhi Garden.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
All days of the week except Monday: October-March: 9:30 - 17:30 , April-September: 9:30 - 17:00
Time Required to visit :-
30 min
About Exhibition Entry Fee:-
Free
Nearest Metro Station :-
Kalkaji Metro Station
The magnificent structure of this building unfolds in the form of a magnificent white-petalled lotus and is one of the most visited establishments in the world. The shrine was conceptualized by Canadian architect Fariborz Sahba and was completed in the year 1986. The temple seeks to propagate the oneness of the Almighty and is open to all, regardless of nationality, religion, race or gender. The Lotus Temple is one of seven Bahá'í Houses of Worship around the world.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
10:00 - 17:00 . Qutub Minar remains open for tourists all days except Sunday.
Time Required to visit :-
120 min
Entry Fee:-
Indians, SAARC and BIMSTEC: INR 40,
Foreign tourists: INR 600
Children up to 15 years: Free with valid ID
Nearest Metro Station :-
Qutub Minar on Yellow Line
Dimensions :-
14.3 metres (47 feet) base diameter
2.7 metres (9 feet) top diameter
379 steps of the staircase.
Height :-
72.5 metres (238 ft).
The Qutb Minar was built in 1192 by Qutb-ud-din Aibak, the first ruler of the Delhi Sultanate, to mark his victory against the last Hindu kingdom of Delhi. It is not sure whether the minaret was dedicated to a Sufi saint, Qutbuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki. Aibak built only the basement of the monument, and three more storeys were added by his successor, Iltutmish.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
All time.
Time Required to visit :-
60 min
Entry Fee:-
No entry fee.
Nearest Metro Station :-
Central Secretariat.
Where to Park The your Vechle:-
Shahjahan Road: (10 Minutes Walk)
Hyderabad House: Nearest Parking Spot
Bikaner House at Pandara Road (10-12 Minutes Walk)
NDMC Parking at Pandara Road (10-12 Minutes Walk), INR 30 Per Hour
Delhi High Court parking (15 Minutes Walk), INR 30 Per Hour
Man Singh Road: Follow Ashoka road from India Gate Circle and take a left diversion to Man Singh Road (8-10 minutes walk); Free
Foundation Stone :-
Laid Down: 1921
Unveiled On: 1931
Unveiled By: Indian Viceroy Lord Irwin.
Amar Jyoti Jawan :-
Built-In: 1971
When: Post- Bangladesh Liberation War
Symbolises: the eternal, immortal soldiers of India
The construction of India Gate began in the year 1921, and was a part of the British initiative to build tombs and memorials for all Indian and British soldiers who represented the British Empire in World War I. The Duke of Connaught laid the foundation stone of the war memorial on 10 February 1921, and the memorial was inaugurated on 12 February 1931 by Lord Irwin, the Viceroy of India. It was dedicated to all the soldiers who laid down their lives during the war so that the coming generations would remember them for the great sacrifice they made for their country.
Weather:-
NA
Timings :-
Day / Night 24 hours 24/7.
Time Required to visit :-
120 min
Entry Fee:-
free.
Nearest Metro Station :-
Shivaji Stadium on Airport Line
Rajiv Chowk on Blue and Yellow Line (2.8 km)
Patel Chowk on Yellow Line (1.5 km)
Dress Code :-
dress decently
Keeping your head covered is important, and headscarves are available for free at the entrance in a basket.
Community Meals or Langar Timings :-
09:00 to 15:00
19:00 to 22:00
Cost: Free
Bangla Sahib itself has an important history attached to it, and it is believed that the water of the lake here has miraculous healing properties. The Gurudwara was once the bungalow of Raja Jai Singh in the 17th century and was then known as the Jaisinghpura Palace. When the eighth Sikh Guru, Guru Har Krishna, visited Delhi in 1664, he stayed in the palace. Due to an unexpected turn of events, an outbreak of cholera and smallpox occurred in the region, which claimed many victims.
According to the teachings of Sikhism, Guru Har Krishna dedicated his services to the afflicted by giving fresh water from the well, the healing power of which cured the sick. Unfortunately, he contracted the same, which resulted in his death on March 30, 1664. Raja Jai Singh built a small tank over the well's water, and it is now believed to cure all kinds of ailments and health problems. It is carried in bottles as souvenirs by devotees visiting Bangla Sahib from all over the world..