The smell of butter frying in a paratha shop, the silence of a Sufi shrine, and the wide, green avenues that feel like a different country. Delhi isn’t just a city; it’s a mood swing.
Yeah, I know — people say Delhi is just a transit hub. “Stay for a day, see the India Gate, and leave,” they say. They are wrong. You need two days to even scratch the surface. One day for the chaos of the Mughals in Old Delhi, and one day for the colonial power of Lutyens’ Delhi. This 2 Days Delhi Tour Package is for people who want to understand the capital, not just drive through it. We take you to the spice markets where you’ll sneeze, the temples that are so quiet you can hear your breath, and the modern markets where the coffee is strong. It’s intense, it’s loud, and it’s completely addictive.
Chandni Chowk Ride: A cycle rickshaw ride through lanes so narrow you can touch the shops on both sides. The tangle of wires above is art in itself.
Humayun’s Tomb: It looks like the Taj Mahal’s grandfather. Red sandstone, perfect gardens, and usually quiet enough to read a book.
Bangla Sahib Kitchen: Watching volunteers make thousands of rotis in the community kitchen. It smells of flour and devotion.
Qutub Minar at Sunset: The way the light hits the ancient stone carving is unbelievable. Plus, planes fly right over it.
Street Food: Tasting a Dahi Bhalla that explodes with flavor—sweet, spicy, cold, and soft all at once.
We pick you up around 9 AM. We head straight into the belly of the beast: Old Delhi. We park the car and switch to rickshaws. We ride through the spice market (Khari Baoli)—the air is thick with chili powder. We visit the Jama Masjid. It’s huge. The view of the Red Fort from the steps is iconic. Lunch at a legendary spot like Karim’s or a safe street food tour (Paranthe Wali Gali). Afternoon: We drive past the Red Fort and visit Raj Ghat. It’s simple, green, and silent. A total contrast to the market noise. We end the day at Akshardham Temple. No phones allowed inside, which honestly makes it better. The stone carving is mind-blowing.
💡 Local Insight: “Wear slip-on shoes. You’ll be taking them off at least 3 times today at temples.”
A relaxed start. We drive through the Lutyens' Zone—Rashtrapati Bhavan (President’s House) and India Gate. It’s wide, clean, and feels very European. We visit Humayun’s Tomb. It’s the first garden-tomb in India. Then, Qutub Minar. It’s taller than you think. The iron pillar there hasn't rusted in 1,600 years (seriously). Lunch at Khan Market or Connaught Place—modern, hip, with great coffee. We finish with Lotus Temple (if the line isn't crazy) or Bangla Sahib Gurudwara. Sitting by the holy water tank as the sun sets is the perfect end to your delhi 2 day itinerary.
💡 Local Insight: “If the Lotus Temple line is huge, just admire it from the gardens. The inside is just a plain hall.”
We leave around 8 AM. Highways are busy with trucks but the wind feels cooler in morning. Once we reach Jaipur, we check in and rest.
Evening, a simple Pink City walk near Bapu Bazaar — stalls shouting prices, brass utensils clanking, and sweet smell of hot kachoris.
💡 Local Insight: “At Bapu Bazaar, quote half the price. Sellers expect bargaining.”
Prices shift a bit with season, so check before packing your bags.
| Occupancy | Standard (Sedan) | Luxury (Innova Crysta) |
| 1 Person (Solo) | $120 | $160 |
| 2 Persons (PP) | $70 | $95 |
| 3-4 Persons (PP) | $60 | $85 |
| Includes | Car, Fuel, Parking, Driver | Car, Fuel, Parking, Driver |
(Note: Price includes transport and guide service for 2 days. Hotel accommodation is extra or can be added on request.)
Delhi traffic is legendary for a reason. Between 5 PM and 8 PM, the roads are a parking lot. Also, Old Delhi is dirty. There is trash, there are cows, and it’s crowded. How Travel Indica solves it: We plan the route smart. We do Old Delhi in the morning before the rush. We use the Metro if the traffic is gridlocked (it’s faster). And our cars are your clean, cool sanctuary when the city gets too much.
Don’t just drive past the history. We take you deep into the spice markets, through the colonial avenues, and into the silent temples. It’s the perfect mix of chaos and calm for a delhi city tour.
Yes. We can pick you up from the airport, do the tour, and drop you at your hotel. This delhi weekend trip is very flexible.
Yes, but pickpockets exist. Keep your phone in your front pocket and your bag zipped.
No. It is closed on Mondays. Most other monuments are open daily (Red Fort is also closed on Mondays).
We recommend staying in South Delhi or Central Delhi (Connaught Place). Avoid hotels in Paharganj if you want peace and quiet.
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