• Lal Quila - The group will gather at exit gate number 01 of the “Lal Quila” metro station. From there, the journey begins through the heritage streets, starting with a taste of “Jalebi,” a delightful Indian sweet. This treat features a crispy, crunchy exterior with a soft, juicy, and syrupy interior, achieved by frying batter into spirals and soaking it in warm sugar syrup.
• Kinari Bazar - The adventure continues deep into the ancient labyrinths of the old town, where it’s time to savor the king of Indian snacks: “Samosa.” This small triangular pastry is filled with spiced vegetables or meat and served fried.
• Chandni Chowk - Upon entering the renowned “Chandni Chowk” street, it’s the perfect moment to enjoy “Chole Bhature,” a popular North Indian dish. It consists of spicy chickpeas (chole) paired with deep-fried, leavened bread (bhatura). This hearty and flavorful meal is a beloved part of Punjabi cuisine, often enjoyed for breakfast or lunch.
• Fatehpuri Mosque - The walk concludes with a highlight: “Masala Chai” tea, enjoyed in Asia’s largest spice market. Savor the Masala Chai while taking in the aromatic blend of spices like cumin, cardamom, and turmeric, mingling with dried fruits, herbs, and other scents. The air is rich with the combined fragrances of spices such as saffron, cinnamon, chili, and black salt, creating a sensory delight for visitors.

• Hotel Pickup & Drop (only if booked under Pickup/drop option)
• Local expert Storyteller guide
• Short Bicycle rickshaw ride

• any item not mentioned among the inclusions

Explore the rich heritage of Old Delhi by indulging in its incredible vegetarian dishes while strolling through its historic corners. Don’t miss out on the finest Masala Chai, conveniently located near Asia’s largest wholesale spice market.

Embark on an engaging journey through the lively streets and secret alleys of Old Delhi. Enjoy a delightful short ride on a bicycle rickshaw and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the bustling streets. Any local food enthusiast will eagerly queue for one of the many varieties of Chaat, or snacks, available from a small, family-run shop. Discover a wide array of colorful milk sweets and visit the renowned Jalebiwala at the corner of Dariba Kalan Road for freshly made jalebis. For a quick sit-down meal, head to Gali Paranthe Wali, where a collection of tiny restaurants serve a variety of parathas filled with ingredients ranging from cheese to potatoes and vegetables. Our guide will captivate you with fascinating historical stories of the old town as well.

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