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India and its diversity can be best experienced in Delhi. Travellers reserving flights to enjoy holidays can plan day tours to explore every expression of this spectacular metropolitan region. Check few day tours that cover major part of Delhi.
Delhi! The name is enough to find an impression of various blends – royal enchantments and modern innovations; lip smacking food and invigorating culture; and enthralling metropolitan charms and serenity of historical sites. There is lot to explore and experience for first timers booking tickets aboard flights to the capital city of India. Moreover, travellers who are visiting this area just for a day or two find it quite baffling when it comes to choosing between sites and attractions to add to their travel itineraries. In case you are also going through similar jinx, what to pick and what to leave, go through the entailing information on day tours in Delhi.
Ho Ho Bus Service
This Hop On/Hop Off service is one of the best ways to visit some of the most prominent sites in Delhi. This service is available every 30 minutes and one can book tickets online as well from ticket counters. Majority of holidaymakers especially those boarding flights in group prefer to add this sightseeing option to their travel plan. One can choose from any of the two routes i.e., Red and Green featuring various historical, cultural as well as modern attractions such as Humayun Tomb, Qutub Minar, Jantar Mantar, India Gate, Red Fort, Lotus Temple, Hauz Khas Village and shopping malls in Saket. Those looking for best of both Red and Green routes can buy tickets for Red+Green route. Also, entry tickets are available for heritage sites in the bus. ‘Delhi by Evening’ is another tour offered by this service. Its main highlight is light and sound show ‘Ishq-E-Dilli’ that takes place at Purana Quila.
Old Delhi
Old Delhi remains on the top of the minds of history lovers booking flights to peep into the rich history of India. Red Fort and Jama Masjid, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, are the most eminent historical sites here. Tickets for Red Fort are available at the venue whereas latter doesn’t require any entry fee. This part of the capital city features chaotic streets yet old enchantments like age old houses and centuries old shops keep up the momentum of this erstwhile facet of the metropolis. Travellers disembarking flights at Delhi International Airport can hire a taxi to visit here. But to save time and admire innovative side of India, they can contemplate on boarding Delhi Metro. After spending time at the historical sites, travellers can roam around the bazaar to buy authentic yet inexpensive articles and gorge on local delicacies and beverages such as nihari, lassi, paranthe and rabri jalebi.
South Delhi
Southern part of the capital city of India flaunts the best example of history and modernity. Holidaymakers spending pounds on tickets aboard flights to take a look at the contemporary culture of Delhi can ill afford to miss out on planning a tour through this splendid region. Travellers can add historical sites such as Safdarjung’s Tomb, HumayunTomb and Qutub Minar in addition to cultural attractions such as Dilli Haat and Hauz Khas Village. They can savour fare from different parts of India at Dilli Haat and enjoy cultural programmes whereas Hauz Khas Village is a primary choice for international travellers holidaying in the capital. Shopaholics love to shop from world class malls in Saket that boast most popular brands as well as world class entertainment and dining options.