Delhi by Evening Tour
New Delhi, India
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Trip Type: Night Tours
Duration: 5 hours
The charms of India's capital city Delhi take on a remarkably different dimension at night. Travel by private air-conditioned vehicle and enjoy the services of your local English-speaking driver who is a city expert.
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The charms of India's capital city Delhi take on a remarkably different dimension at night. Travel by private air-conditioned vehicle and enjoy the services of your local English-speaking driver who is a city expert.The charms of India's capital city Delhi take on a remarkably different dimension at night. Aesthetically lit age- old monuments proudly stand shoulder to shoulder with modern skyscrapers draped in magical light.the 5 hour evening tour of Delhi's open vistas and wide boulevards become even more enchanting and mesmerizing as the clear starry skies twinkle on in monuments.
Delhi by evening is a journey that will go on and on, lingering in your mind for long even after it ends
We will be driving by Birla Mandie, India Gate, Red Fort , President Palace and Gurdwara Bangla Sahib Temple
Relive the history of Delhi and the Mughal Empire during this spectacular sound and light show at the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Red Fort. Discover Birla Mandir also known as Lakshmi Narayan Temple. The evening India Gate is crowded with evening walkers. The last stop will be Gurdwara Bangla Sahib, which is a Sikh temple of historical significance.
Delhi by evening is a journey that will go on and on, lingering in your mind for long even after it ends
We will be driving by Birla Mandie, India Gate, Red Fort , President Palace and Gurdwara Bangla Sahib Temple
Relive the history of Delhi and the Mughal Empire during this spectacular sound and light show at the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Red Fort. Discover Birla Mandir also known as Lakshmi Narayan Temple. The evening India Gate is crowded with evening walkers. The last stop will be Gurdwara Bangla Sahib, which is a Sikh temple of historical significance.
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