Old Delhi Walking Tour With Rickshaw Ride

Inclusions & Exclusions:

Inclusions:
– Hotel Pick-up & drop-off by Tuk-tuk & Metro (Only when the option is selected).
– English-speaking local guide.
– Free wifi on Rickshaw Ride + Mineral Water in Car.
– Cycle / Electric Rickshaw ride in Old Delhi.
– Professional Tour Guide in Agra.
– Taste some snacks and street foods.
– Metro tickets

Old Delhi Walking Tour Cost Per Person
Sedan Car + Private Driver + Local Guide + Rickshaw Ride	1 Traveller	5,500 /-INR
Sedan Car + Private Driver + Local Guide + Rickshaw Ride	2 Travellers	6,000 /-INR
SUV Car + Private Driver + English speaking local Guide + Rickshaw ride	2 Travellers	7,000 /-INR
SUV Car + Private Driver + English speaking local Guide + Rickshaw ride	3/4 Travellers	8,500 /-INR

Exclusions:
– Personal insurance coverage. (personal loss, illness, or damages incurred during the trip)
– Monument Entrance Fee Per Person.
– Lunch and Dinner
– Tips to the tour guide.
– Camera charges applicable inside the monuments.

An Old Delhi Walking Tour with a Rickshaw Ride is a great way to experience the vibrant energy and rich cultural heritage of Delhi's historic old city. Here's a suggested itinerary for the tour:

1. Start at the Jama Masjid: The largest mosque in India, the Jama Masjid is a magnificent example of Mughal architecture. Take off your shoes and explore the mosque's vast courtyard and beautiful marble domes.


2. Walk through the bustling bazaar of Chandni Chowk: This narrow, winding street is one of Delhi's oldest and busiest markets. You'll find a dizzying array of shops selling everything from spices and jewelry to fabrics and electronics.


3. Stop for a street food snack: Delhi is famous for its street food, and Chandni Chowk is a great place to sample some of the city's best chaat, kebabs, and sweets. Don't miss out on the famous paranthas at Paranthe Wali Gali.


4. Hop on a rickshaw: After exploring the market on foot, hop on a rickshaw for a ride through the narrow lanes of Old Delhi. Your driver will expertly navigate the crowded streets, giving you a unique perspective on the city.


5. Visit the Red Fort: One of Delhi's most iconic landmarks, the Red Fort was once the residence of Mughal emperors. Explore its stunning architecture and learn about its rich history.


6. End the tour with a cup of chai: There's no better way to end a day in Old Delhi than with a cup of steaming hot chai. Head to one of the many street-side tea stalls and savor the rich, spicy flavors of this beloved Indian drink.

Tips for the tour:

• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing, as you will be walking and the weather can be hot and humid.


• Bring a hat or sunscreen for protection from the sun.


• Be prepared for crowds and noise in the market and on the streets.


• Bring small bills for street food and tips for your rickshaw driver.


• Respect local customs and dress modestly when visiting religious sites.

• Experience Old Delhi's inconspicuous streets on a 4-hour walking tour.


• Savor the street food dishes and explore the spice market.


• Your guide will tell you about the history and culture of India and Delhi.


• Enjoy street food, peruse local goods, and ride a rickshaw.