Start your day at Red Fort. This UNESCO World Heritage site is an iconic symbol of India's rich Mughal past, featuring stunning red sandstone architecture and sprawling courtyards.

Red Fort

Stroll over to Jama Masjid, India's largest mosque, where you can admire grand Mughal architecture and climb the minaret for panoramic city views.

Jama Masjid

Lose yourself in the bustling lanes of Chandni Chowk, the heart of Old Delhi, famous for its chaotic markets, street food, and hidden havelis.

Chandni Chowk

For lunch, savor legendary Mughlai delicacies at Karim's, a culinary institution tucked in the Jama Masjid lanes, famous for kebabs and mutton korma since 1913.

Karim's

Witness the sunset over Raj Ghat, the serene memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, surrounded by peaceful gardens and reflective atmosphere.

Raj Ghat

Begin at the majestic India Gate, a national monument and war memorial surrounded by leafy boulevards and lawns—perfect for a morning stroll.

India Gate

Walk up the ceremonial Rajpath to Rashtrapati Bhavan, the opulent presidential residence with its impressive Mughal Gardens (open to public in select months).

Rashtrapati Bhavan

Explore the world-class National Museum, housing extraordinary collections from Harappan artifacts to Mughal miniatures and Indian textiles.

National Museum

Have lunch at Saravana Bhavan, a South Indian favorite serving dosas, idlis, and filter coffee in Connaught Place—a local institution for vegetarians and foodies alike.

Saravana Bhavan

Spend your evening at India Habitat Centre, a cultural hub with art galleries, open-air cafés, and regular performances—a favorite gathering spot for Delhi’s creative crowd.

India Habitat Centre

Marvel at the architectural wonder of Lotus Temple, famed for its striking lotus-petal design and tranquil ambiance, welcoming people of all faiths for meditation and reflection.

Lotus Temple

Continue to the magnificent Akshardham Temple, a modern marvel with intricate carvings, spiritual exhibitions, and peaceful gardens—don't miss the captivating water show if you visit later in the day.

Akshardham Temple

Unwind at Lodhi Garden, a lush urban oasis dotted with 15th-century tombs and flowering trees, beloved by locals for morning walks and picnics.

Lodhi Garden

For lunch, enjoy creative local flavors at Juggernaut in Kailash Colony, a lively spot known for its classic South Indian dishes and colorful, artistic interiors.

Juggernaut

Wrap up your trip in the bohemian enclave of Hauz Khas Village, where medieval ruins meet trendy cafés, art galleries, and boutiques overlooking a picturesque lake.

Hauz Khas Village