Delhi on Wheel
Exploring Delhi’s streets with local transport offers a thrilling journey through a rich tapestry of sights, sounds, and sensations. Riding the iconic cycle rickshaws allows you to experience the city’s rhythm as you weave through narrow lanes and vibrant marketplaces. The energetic atmosphere of the metro stations adds another dimension to your exploration, with crowds moving in a synchronized flow.
Traveling by local transport in Delhi is more than just getting from one place to another; it immerses you in the city’s essence. Each journey, whether through the historic allure of Old Delhi or the modern vibrancy of New Delhi, transforms you from a passive observer into an active participant in the city’s narrative. This mode of travel enhances your connection to Delhi’s rich cultural and historical fabric.
Meeting Point: Begin your journey at Connaught Place, where our lead explorers will brief you on the tour route and essential details. Prepare for a day of discovery as you dive into the heart of both Old and New Delhi, ready for an enriching and unforgettable experience.
Tuk-Tuk Ride: Start with an exhilarating tuk-tuk ride through the vibrant streets of New Delhi. Feel the city’s pulse as you zoom past iconic landmarks such as India Gate, Parliament House, and the stately Palaces around India Gate. Enjoy the lively atmosphere as you weave through Janpath Road and catch glimpses of government official houses, immersing yourself in the dynamic energy of the capital.
Rickshaw Ride: Next, hop onto a rickshaw for a journey through the winding lanes of Old Delhi, beginning at Chawri Bazaar. Let the rhythmic clang of bells lead you into the heart of bustling markets, including the Wedding Card and Paper Market. Pass by the Iconic Jama Masjid and experience the rich history and traditions of Meena Bazaar, with a glimpse of the majestic Red Fort. The sights, sounds, and aromas of this centuries-old area will transport you back in time.
Bazaar Walking: Continue your exploration with a walking tour through the enchanting bazaars of Old Delhi. Navigate the narrow alleys and vibrant markets, starting at Dariba Kalan (Jewelry Market) and moving through Kinari Bazaar (Festival & Wedding Market). Delight your senses at Paranthe Wali Gali (Food Street) before making your way to the Spice Market, where you’ll gain insights into the significance of spices in Indian cuisine.
Finally, take the metro back to Connaught Place, completing your journey through Delhi’s rich tapestry of history and culture.
As our Delhi on Wheels tour concludes at Connaught Place, we bid you farewell with a cherished souvenir, a lasting reminder of your immersive experience. Share your adventures and newfound insights with friends and family, and keep the memories of Delhi’s vibrant spirit close to your heart.
Tour Details
- Time: 9 AM or 4 PM
- Duration: 3 hours
- Meeting Place: Connaught Place – Rajiv Chowk (Yellow Line)
- Category: Walking/Medium/Adventure
Inclusion
- English Speaking guide
- Local Transport
- Tea and light snacks
- Water bottle
- Activities as mention
- Lots of fun
- Q&A
Exclusion
- Meals
- Medical Insurance
- Entrance fee (If any)
- Shopping
- Gratitude (Tipping)
Suggestion
- Comfortable shoes
- Dress moderately (knee and shoulder cover)
- Positive attitude
Terms & Conditions
- We reserve the right to combine bookings from various sources for a group of 4-20 people.
- Transfers between the hotel and the start/end points are not included in the cost.
- Arriving more than 15 minutes late will be considered a no-show.
Frequently Asked Questions
The best time to travel to India is between October through March when weather is mainly sunny, dry, and warm.
India offers many family-oriented activities including visits to forts and palaces, tiger and leopard safaris, beaches, and museums. We can create a custom itinerary based on your family’s interests.
It is strongly advised not to drink tap water in India. It’s best to stick to filtered water.
Internet access is good in most major areas of India. Wi-Fi is available at most restaurants, bars, cafes, hotels, and malls. However, poor internet service does exist in remote areas and villages in India.
India has many festivals and events, but two of the biggest celebrations are Diwali and Holi. Diwali is the Hindu Festival of Lights celebrated annually for five days in either October or November. Holi is the Hindu Festival of Colours, celebrated annually in March after the full moon.
Your safety is our utmost priority and so it is essential that you take out adequate travel insurance to cover your trip.