Delhi: Old & New Delhi City Tour with Rickshaw Ride & Entry Fees

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Duration4h–8h

GroupPrivate

LanguagesEN · DE +4

PickupAt your hotel

Delhi’s tangled streets, ancient towers, and rickshaw chaos in one day

You’ll feel Delhi’s contrasts up close—from silent tombs to wild market lanes—on this city tour. Ride a rickshaw through Chandni Chowk, stand beneath Qutub Minar’s ancient bricks, wander Humayun’s peaceful gardens, and pause at the Lotus Temple. With entry fees covered and hotel pickup included, you’ll spend more time soaking up stories than worrying about logistics.

4h–8h

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Old and New Delhi highlights

Visit Qutub Minar UNESCO site
Tour Humayun's Tomb garden tomb
See India Gate memorial
Drive past Parliament House
Visit Lotus Temple architecture
Explore Red Fort historic fort
Visit Jama Masjid mosque
Enjoy rickshaw ride in Chandni Chowk
Walk through Chandni Chowk market
See Agrasen Ki Baoli stepwell

The Experience

I’ll be honest—I thought I’d just tick off some big sites in Delhi and call it a day. But the first thing that hit me at Qutub Minar was the way the morning light slid down those old bricks. Our guide, Ramesh, pointed out tiny carvings I’d never have noticed (he joked they’re “Delhi’s original graffiti”). There was this earthy smell—like dust and sun-warmed stone—that stuck with me as we wandered the complex. I didn’t expect to feel so small standing under something built in 1192. Humayun’s Tomb was next, and I kept thinking about how quiet it felt inside those gardens, even with all the city noise just beyond the gates.

We drove past India Gate and Parliament House—Ramesh told us little stories about each spot (I still can’t remember half the politicians’ names he rattled off). The Lotus Temple looked almost unreal against the haze; people moved silently inside, shoes off, voices low. There’s something about that place—maybe it’s the symmetry or just how everyone slows down for a minute. By then my feet were tired but I didn’t really care.

If you’ve never been on a rickshaw in Chandni Chowk… well, brace yourself. The air smelled like frying dough and incense, horns everywhere, colors bouncing off every wall. Our driver yelled greetings to shopkeepers as we squeezed past carts stacked with marigolds and sweets. At Jama Masjid, we climbed up to look over Old Delhi—my shirt stuck to my back but honestly, that view made me forget everything else for a second. There were kids flying kites from rooftops nearby; one waved at us and I waved back without thinking.

What’s included

Your day includes hotel pickup by air-conditioned car with driver, bottled water to keep you going in Delhi’s heat (trust me—you’ll need it), all monument entry fees if you pick the inclusive option, an expert local guide who knows every shortcut and story worth hearing, plus a wild rickshaw ride through Old Delhi before heading back to your hotel.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleInfant seats availableNot for pregnant travelers

Operated by Tajmahal Tour Holidays