Private tour : Street Culinary tour of old Delhi

Pass-by ancient temples, mosque, Sikh temple & church all standing nearby to each other.Enjoy a 4-hour walking tour of Old Delhi to experience the sights, sounds, and aromas of the vibrant city. Visit the Jamma mosque and a Sikh temple, savor the taste of Indian chai and parathas, explore one of the lively shopping bazaars, and more. Witness the prefect religious harmony & tolerance of people practising their faith & businesses.

Itinerary
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Pass By: Red Fort, Netaji Subhash Marg, New Delhi 110002 India

You will meet your guide at Red Fort metro station exit gate towards chandni chowk by 10 AM.

Stop At: Old Delhi, New Delhi, Delhi, India

Your walking tour begins on the pavement along Ancient Jain Temple (panoramic view only) and proceeds towards the direction of "Fatehpuri mosque. Old Delhi was founded by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, who invited several Agrawal Jain merchants to come and settle in the city and granted them some land south of the Chandani Chauk around Dariba Gali.He also permitted them to build a temporary structure to house a Jain temple.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Food tours Delhi, Greater Kailash Part-1, New Delhi 110048 India

Our first stop will be the shop of famous old "Jalebi walah". This joint serve the best variety of Traditional sweet "Jalebi" & products of this shop are not found anywhere else in Delhi due its traditional recipe. A hot piece of the same will be provided to the guest .After tasting the delicious Jalebi proceeds towards "Paranthawalah gali or "Breadmakers Alley, Where "parantha's of different varieties are served. After that Pass through book markets (India’s Biggest Book/stationary market) at "Nayi Sarak".later arrive at our last stop will be "Sardarji Faluda Walah." "Faluda's" are kind Indian Ice-creams, Wheat threads & honey are immersed in Milk delicacies & served with Ice.

After ending this mouthwatering journey, walk towards Red fort to end the tour.

Duration: 3 hours