Delhi Tour Packages

Delhi is several centuries sharing one city - Mughal forts and tombs, a colonial capital of avenues and domes, and a street-food culture that treats eating as sightseeing. Most travellers pass through; the city rewards the ones who stop.

Our Delhi tour packages are ready-made itineraries that split the city the way it actually divides: old and new. Open one and customise every day to match your dates, budget and pace.

Why visit Delhi

Old Delhi is the immersion: the Red Fort's walls, Jama Masjid's great courtyard, and the lanes of Chandni Chowk where a guided food walk - parathas, jalebi, daulat ki chaat in winter - turns navigation into the day's highlight. A cycle-rickshaw through the wholesale lanes is the classic way to survive them happily.

New Delhi answers with polish: Humayun's Tomb, the garden-tomb that rehearsed the Taj; the Qutub Minar's carved victory tower; India Gate and the ceremonial axis of the capital; and the Lotus Temple's quiet. Akshardham's evening show, the crafts museum and Hauz Khas village's cafes fill the flexible hours. For the full sight-by-sight rundown, see our guide to places to visit in New Delhi.

Best time to visit Delhi

October to March is the season: crisp mornings for the monuments, evenings made for outdoor dinners, and the winter foods Old Delhi is famous for. December and January bring fog that can shuffle flights, worth a buffer on tight itineraries. April to June is seriously hot - monument mornings only - and the monsoon is humid but workable. Air quality dips in late autumn; the winter months either side of it are the confident pick.

Explore our best Delhi tour packages

Each package below is a complete day-by-day plan. Pick one, then fine-tune hotels, flights and activities in Tripmojo and keep everyone on the trip in sync.

How many days do you need in Delhi

Two days covers the split: Old Delhi's fort, mosque and food walk on one, New Delhi's tombs and towers on the other. A third day adds Akshardham, the museums or simply deeper eating. Delhi is also the launchpad for the Golden Triangle - many packages here extend seamlessly with an Agra day trip for the Taj Mahal, or onward to Jaipur for the full circuit.

Getting to and around Delhi

Indira Gandhi International is India's best-connected airport, and the city's rail stations link everywhere in the country. Inside the city, the metro is the honest answer - fast, cheap, air-conditioned and connected to almost every sight, with the airport express straight into the centre. Cabs fill the gaps, and Old Delhi's lanes are for feet and cycle-rickshaws only. Packages pair a car-and-driver day for the spread-out monuments with metro days where it is simply faster.

Where to stay in Delhi

Central and south Delhi are the comfortable defaults: around Connaught Place for walk-everywhere convenience, or the leafier enclaves near Lodhi Gardens and Khan Market for calm with the monuments close. Paharganj and Karol Bagh serve budget trips with instant station access. Aerocity suits one-night layovers by the airport. Each package can be adjusted to the neighbourhood and budget you prefer.