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Chapter Two — Where You'll Stay

One Real Stay, Handpicked

Handpicked along your own route — not a hotel chain repeated city to city.

The modernist courtyard facade of The Lodhi hotel on Lodhi Road, New Delhi

3 nights in Delhi

The Lodhi

Delhi · Hotel · Luxury★★★★★

A calm modernist luxury hotel on Lodhi Road, with balcony plunge pools and one of Delhi's largest rooms — beside the Lodhi Gardens.

3 nights

Chapter Three — Activities & Sightseeing

The Real Stops Along the Way

2 of your 4days — the full day-by-day plan follows below.

A crowded, narrow lane in Old Delhi hemmed by shopfronts, with scooters and pedestrians threading past under a canopy of tangled overhead wires.

Day 2 · Delhi

Old Delhi in Depth — Shahjahanabad on Foot

A whole day inside the walled city Shah Jahan built. The Jama Masjid first, then a long walk through the lanes: the spice market at Khari Baoli, the silver and wedding-card bazaars, a working Jain temple with a bird hospital, and the crumbling merchant havelis. Lunch is a Mughlai thali at a decades-old kitchen near the mosque. The afternoon takes in the Red Fort. It is the day that makes sense of the rest of Delhi.

The ceremonial Kartavya Path axis in Lutyens' New Delhi, its broad avenue running toward the domed Secretariat blocks and Rashtrapati Bhavan on Raisina Hill.

Day 3 · Delhi

New Delhi — Lutyens' Capital & the Garden Tombs

A calmer day in the green, planned half of the city. The morning is the imperial layout: the Kartavya Path axis, India Gate, and the sandstone Secretariat buildings on Raisina Hill, with a drive past the President's house. Then Humayun's Tomb, the sixteenth-century garden-tomb that led to the Taj. The afternoon is the Lodhi Garden, walking among the fifteenth-century domes, and time in Khan Market. An easy, shaded day.

Chapter Four — Day by Day

4 Days, In Full

Every day, start to finish — including the transfers the sightseeing chapter above skipped.

Humayun's Tomb, the 16th-century Mughal garden mausoleum in Delhi, mirrored in a garden pool
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Delhi

Arrival in Delhi — Mughal Landmarks

A private airport pickup in Delhi, then a first afternoon among the city's Mughal landmarks. Humayun's Tomb, finished in 1570, was the first great garden tomb built in India. Its design was later echoed in the Taj Mahal. Qutub Minar rises more than 70 metres and dates from the 12th century. It is the tallest brick minaret in the world. Old Delhi adds the Red Fort and the broad steps of the Jama Masjid. The evening is free before the drive to Rajasthan.

A crowded, narrow lane in Old Delhi hemmed by shopfronts, with scooters and pedestrians threading past under a canopy of tangled overhead wires.
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Delhi

Old Delhi in Depth — Shahjahanabad on Foot

A whole day inside the walled city Shah Jahan built. The Jama Masjid first, then a long walk through the lanes: the spice market at Khari Baoli, the silver and wedding-card bazaars, a working Jain temple with a bird hospital, and the crumbling merchant havelis. Lunch is a Mughlai thali at a decades-old kitchen near the mosque. The afternoon takes in the Red Fort. It is the day that makes sense of the rest of Delhi.

The ceremonial Kartavya Path axis in Lutyens' New Delhi, its broad avenue running toward the domed Secretariat blocks and Rashtrapati Bhavan on Raisina Hill.
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Delhi

New Delhi — Lutyens' Capital & the Garden Tombs

A calmer day in the green, planned half of the city. The morning is the imperial layout: the Kartavya Path axis, India Gate, and the sandstone Secretariat buildings on Raisina Hill, with a drive past the President's house. Then Humayun's Tomb, the sixteenth-century garden-tomb that led to the Taj. The afternoon is the Lodhi Garden, walking among the fifteenth-century domes, and time in Khan Market. An easy, shaded day.

A potter in India shaping a wet clay vessel on a spinning wheel, hands cupped around the rising form.
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Delhi

Delhi — Crafts, Museums & Markets

A day for shopping and looking, at a slower pace. The Crafts Museum first, with its village of workshops where weavers, potters and painters work in the open. Then the state emporiums on Baba Kharak Singh Marg, each selling the textiles and handicrafts of one region under one roof, at fixed prices. The afternoon can be Dilli Haat, an open-air craft market, or the boutiques of Hauz Khas village beside a medieval reservoir. Good for gifts and for a break from monuments.

Chapter Five — Terms & Conditions

Straightforward, In Writing

Cancellation windows, refund timing, and rescheduling terms for this journey follow our one sitewide policy — nothing package-specific to dig through.

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Chapter Six — Similar Journeys

More of Delhi, Privately

Why Choose Us

The Same Trust, Sized to This Trip

Private itinerary planning session

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Planning, Built Around You

This route was shaped around Delhi's real places, not lifted from a fixed template.

13 years — Brijesh Sharma, Bespoke Itinerary Specialist

Handpicked luxury hotel suite

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Handpicked Hotels

This stay was chosen in person, not off a ratings page.

1 real stay, 5★

Premium private chauffeur and vehicle fleet

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A Private Fleet, Always Yours

One driver, air-conditioned, for the whole route — no shared shuttle.

Premium sedans & SUVs · One driver, the whole trip

A private itinerary being sketched out by hand

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