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Begin at the designated meeting point near Chandni Chowk for an introduction to Delhi’s food eras.
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Savor the historic flavors of Shahjahanabad. Your culinary host leads you through the crowded lanes of Chandni Chowk, introducing you to the street food culture that has defined Delhi for centuries.
Begin at the designated meeting point near Chandni Chowk for an introduction to Delhi’s food eras.
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Sample variety of freshly fried stuffed flatbreads at a renowned multi-generational shop.
Taste hot kachoris, chole bhature, and freshly made hot jalebis at trusted heritage vendors.
Conclude with a thick, refreshing sweet lassi served in traditional earthenware.
India’s capital is a massive metropolis where old and new coexist. Narrow lanes of Old Delhi bazaars stand in contrast to the broad, tree-lined ceremonial avenues of New Delhi designed by Edwin Lutyens.
Delhi has been occupied and rebuilt over seven distinct historical eras. It houses landmarks from the Tomar Rajputs, the Delhi Sultanate, the Mughal Empire (Shahjahanabad), and British colonial builders (New Delhi).
💡 Explore Old Delhi via an electric rickshaw ride to escape the heavy walking crowds. Keep shoulders covered when visiting Jama Masjid.
"Discovery India Trips designed a flawless loop for us. Our private vehicle was immaculate, the driver was extremely professional and shielded us from pushy street sellers, and the guides made the history feel alive."— Richard & Clara Higgins, Sydney, Australia
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