Delhi is a vibrant place to visit and if you are someone who not only enjoys history but also has that taste bud, then Delhi is for you. Delhi sightseeing tour packages are quite popular as they offer a well-planned itinerary that will cover all the places in Delhi and you can have a great time visiting Delhi.

All you need to do is check the different Delhi Sightseeing Tours packages that will offer you different travel plans to visit the Taj Mahal and pick one that aligns with your plans well. This way, you will be able to enjoy the most out of this one-day trip and create great memories.

Make sure to check the details and trip dates and days and you are good to go on a wanderlust. With these packages, you do not have to worry about anything as everything will be covered starting from pickup and drop and guides with other facilities. This will help you know about the place you are visiting so that you can enjoy the trip to the fullest.

08.30 am : Our Driver and Guide Report At Your Hotel for Delhi Sightseeing
09.00 am : Jama Masjid - the Largest Mosque in India, Jama Mosque Was Built By Mughal Emperor Shah
Jahan Between 1644 and 1656, It Was Inaugurated By An Imam from Bukhara, Present Day Uzbekistan. the Mosque Was Completed in 1656 Ad with Three Great Gates
10.00 am : Visit Red Fort - Constructed in 1648 By the Fifth Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan as the Palace of His Fortified Capital Shahjahanabad, the Red Fort is Named for Its Massive Enclosing Walls
of Red Sandstone and is Adjacent to the Older Salimgarh Fort, Built By Islam Shah Suri in 1546
11.20 am : Sightseeing Tour of Rajghat - "raj Ghat" Literally Mean the "royal Steps", Aptly Suits the Ultimate Resting Place of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation
12.00 Pm : Drive Past Through, India Gate, President Palace, Indian Parliament and Government Buildings (you have Option to Stop for Photography At India Gate)
13.30 Pm : Lunch At An Airconditioned Restaurant.
14.30 Pm : Visit Humayun’s Tomb - the Tomb or Makbra of the Man or "insan-i-kamil", Emperor Humayun, It Stands Today as a Living Memoir as Well as Mausoleum to the Glorious Days of the Mughal Dynasty
15.30 Pm : Visit Qutab Minar - is a Soaring, 73 M-high Tower of Victory, Built in 1193 By Qutab-ud-din Aibak Immediately After the Defeat of Delhi's Last Hindu Kingdom. the Tower Has Five Distinct Storeys, Each Marked By a Projecting Balcony and Tapers from a 15 M Diameter At the Base to Just 2.5 M At the Top. the First Monuments Here Was Erected By the Sultans of Mehrauli, and Subsequent Rulers Expanded On Their Work, Hiring the Finest Craftsmen and Artisans to Create An Exclamation Mark in Stone to Record the Triumph of Muslim Rule.
17.00 Pm : Drive Back to Your Hotel, if Time Permit Visit Bangla Sahib Gurudwara
Drop You At the Hotel.

note : Lotus Temple and Museum Remain Closed On Mondays