Delhi Temples & Spritiual Tour

Continue to Chandni Chowk for a traditional cycle-rickshaw ride through selected sections of the market district.

The streets are lined with long-established businesses, small shops and wholesale traders. Moving through the area by rickshaw offers a different perspective from travelling through Delhi by car, particularly in lanes where vehicle access is limited.

This is a sightseeing stop rather than a dedicated food tour. Any food, drinks or purchases are at your own expense.

Visit Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib, an important Sikh place of worship in the Chandni Chowk area.

Your guide can introduce the site's historical significance and explain some of the customs followed at a gurudwara. Visitors generally cover their heads, remove their shoes in designated areas and follow the site's instructions.

Keep the visit respectful and allow time for the usual entry arrangements.

Continue to Swaminarayan Akshardham, known for its carved stonework, traditional design and landscaped surroundings.

The main mandir is the focus of the visit. If you are interested in the exhibitions or evening water show, check their opening times and ticket arrangements separately; they may require additional time beyond the standard temple visit.

Important: Akshardham is closed on Mondays. The tour route must be adjusted for a Monday departure.

Photography and electronic-device restrictions apply within the complex, so follow the current visitor instructions.

Visit the Lotus Temple, the Bahá’í House of Worship recognised for its white, lotus-shaped architecture.

The temple welcomes people of different faiths. Visitors can enter the prayer hall when it is open and observe the quiet atmosphere, subject to the site's rules.

This stop offers a different experience from the ornate Hindu temple and historic mosque visits earlier in the day. The focus is on the architecture and the space for quiet prayer or reflection.

Important: Lotus Temple is closed on Mondays. Confirm the day's opening hours before finalising the itinerary.

Visit Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, one of Delhi's best-known Sikh religious sites, recognised by its golden dome and sacred pool.

Learn about the significance of the gurudwara and the practice of seva, or selfless service. The complex is also associated with langar, the community kitchen where meals are served without discrimination.

Visitors should cover their heads and remove their footwear in designated areas. If the schedule permits, your guide can explain the arrangements for visiting the complex respectfully.

Continue to Birla Mandir, also known as Laxmi Narayan Temple. The temple is dedicated to Lakshmi and Narayan and is known for its architecture and religious significance.

Explore the visitor areas while following the temple's rules on footwear, photography and dress. The exact time available here will depend on traffic and the opening hours of the earlier stops.

End the religious sightseeing route at Sacred Heart Cathedral, an important Catholic church near central New Delhi.

The cathedral's architecture and peaceful interior provide another perspective on Delhi's religious diversity. If a service is taking place, access and photography may be restricted, so follow the instructions of church staff.

After the scheduled visits, return to your hotel or another agreed drop-off location.

End of tour: Delhi NCR.