Category: Explore Delhi

Mughal Garden at President House are going to open for public from 6 February till 10 March, from 9am to 4pm. The garden will be closed only on Monday. Visitor entry and exit will be through Gate number 35. The visitor will be able to visit Bonsai Garden, Spiritual Garden, Musical Garden and Herbal Garden.

You may do booking for entry walk-in or you may do booking online as well.

Delhi one day tour package is an ideal choice for tourist visiting Delhi and stay for a night as well. Delhi has so much to show and offer that one day is not enough though. But still it is pretty cool to book your Delhi Bus Tour and hotel in a package.

Delhi Tour in One Day:

In Delhi there is always something going on as per:

• religious
• historical
• cultural
• iconic
• traditional
• symbolic
• recreation
• fun
• shopping
• live shows
• theatrical plays
• exhibitions
• festivals.  

What to do in Delhi?

Delhi potential to offer tourist is vast, you may visit here with lot of time. Since passengers are not aware of this so they prefer Delhi One Day Tour Package. And then they wish to see all of Delhi, which is next to impossible. When we at Delhi Darshan office receive calls regarding same requests. So, it becomes difficult to explain that Delhi is too big.  Then suggesting them for a Delhi Metro Tour to visit their selected places in less money is what we do majorly.  We love to inform passengers whats going in Delhi right now, so that they can explore it properly.

Tourist Make Mistakes:

Generally tourist start Delhi Sightseeing by 10:30am or 11am.  But we strongly recommend to leave your hotel early in morning and visit at least one or two famous spots themselves, before joining the bus tour.  You may go to shrines of Hindu, Sikh, Muslims, Christians, Jains, Buddhist and so on.  Even though we have Fire Temple of Parsi.  Since, people from all part of the country came and settle in this small city converting it to a huge fest.  So all these people came with their religion turning this city into a single spot for so many religious shrines of all religions across India. In Delhi one day tour package you can only have a glimpse of Delhi and we proudly assist passengers to do their solo tours themselves.

Final Note:

Further, i would like to say Delhi is a lovely place and you should do some homework before travelling to your capital.  This entire in-depth homework will  make sure that you will gather more happy moments and selfies over here.  And make sure if you buy something or anything than please collect it and take it with you. Happy Travelling to Delhi and delhi one day tour package will suits all those who have 

On 23rd January 2019, a new digitised museum on Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose to open at Red Fort. This will be a 3 storeyed museum will have more than 100 panels depicting his life. These galleries will depict his life since his childhood days.

India Gate Entry from 14 January will be closed till 26 January. Traffic will bypass India Gate, but tourist or civilians will not be permitted to go near the premises.

there is nothing best than Delhi one day bus tour to visit major attractions of Delhi in one day.

” Delhi One Day Bus Tour ” is it Possible?

Delhi being the capital of India has a lot of potential not as per center of power and commerce, but also as a main tourist hub.  The bus tours starts generally at 9:55am and tour ends at 6:30am  In this Delhi one day bus tour you are able to see various aspects of the city. In order to book this bus tour click Delhi Darshan Bus Tour Bus tours are good option to do a sightseeing in a day at Delhi.  You just need to buy a tour ticket and rest all is in the hands of those people who are repeating these tours.  They know the lanes, traffic, monuments, time scheduling etc.

Delhi Sightseeing in one day is not possible under any circumstances. This city is big and i assure you that if you plan properly. Than you will be able to visit most of the spots in couple of days.

Our Observations:

What we have observed nowadays that tourist are more keen in taking selfies then exploring the venue. So, its a request kindly explore the monument. Consider beauty of the monument in it’s art, architecture and historical importance. Delhi Bus Tour in One Day will help you out to see the city in a different angle. The angel of us, “Delhites”. Our city is a good place to live and we want you to see the better part of us 🙂 Number of Delhi lanes are filled with history and it is always advised to take a detour. One day Delhi tour is for those who at least reach Delhi in morning. Bus tours are useful if you join them in morning, specifically not after 10am

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born today about a century and half ago and he breathed his last in Delhi.  To celebrate 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the Delhi Department of archaeology has illuminated three monuments with the three colours of the national flag – Saffron, White and Green. The chosen heritage structures are Gol Gumbad near Lodhi Hotel, Bijri Khan’s tomb near Sector 3 in R.K. Puram and mausoleum of Paik at Mukarba Chowk on Delhi- Karnal bypass. This illumination on monuments will remain from 7pm to 11pm till 9th October 2018.

Mahatma Gandhi made 80 visits and stayed 720 days in Delhi.  So, as other tourist Mr. Gandhi and wife took a horse cart to visit Red Fort and Qutab Minar in 1915. Here are a couple of memorial places in Delhi that bear impressions from his life:

1. Gyarah Murti
2. Gandi Smriti
3. Raj Ghat
4. Valmiki Temple
5. Kasturba Kutir
   This is located at the premises of Harijan Sevak Sangh near Kingsway Camp. This is a museum after renovation and both Mr. Gandhi with his wife spend 180 days.
6. Charkha Museum
   This museum is the one of the latest addition in tourist attractions list of Delhi.  The location is at Connaught Place, narst metro Station is Rajeev Chowk.  You will find a large stainless steel Charkha
7. National Gandhi Museum:
   Mahatma Gandhi’s heartbeat reverberated through the National Gandhi Museum which is located near Rajghat on the occasion of his 149th birth anniversary.  The sound of his heart left tourists emotionally charged and felt connected to the Father of Nation.

The iconic lake which is in the stories of so many visitors at Purana Qila is ready to greet visitors again.

In the same complex there will be a state-of-the-art museum and interpretation centre with newly laid pathways and decorative lights, will be inaugurated on October 3, 2018.

 

However, boating facility at the lake, which was stopped in August 2016 is not started yet.

 

To dig out historical evidences related to pre-Mauryan period (3rd ceentury BC) excavations were conducted by the Archaeological Survey of India, making some part of the fort inaccessible to visitors. These inaccessible parts will b opened soon for general public.

 

The Archaeological Survey of India has discovered painted grey wares, antiquities and ancient coins, during th fresh excavation of last year.  In earlier excavations carried out at the fort by ASI, artifacts corresponding to Maurya, Shunga, Kushana, Rajput, Gupta, Sultanates and Mughal periods were recovered and are exhibited at the Archaeological Museum in the fort complex.

 

Visitors to Puranal Qila complex will have to pay Rs.20 as monument entry fee, which was previously free.

Good news for travelers visiting Delhi .  There is going to be a new Light and sound show going to start at Red Fort of Delhi.

In this upgraded show, latest technology including high tech laser projections, headphones etc. will be introduced and the chances are high that entire script of the show will be changed.

The existing show will be suspended for a short while till the new show starts operating.  The tentative time of restarting the show is  by 2018 year end or by early 2019.

no body can think of Delhi Tour in this way also.  You can do Delhi Sightseeing by Bus, Car, Rickshaw, Metro and Walk all in one day.  I know this may sound hilarious or impossible, but we do make this happen every day here in Delhi.

Travelling is my passion and i developed this passion into my career and started my company Delhi Darshan, to show my city to entire world.  This city can not be viewed just in one or two days at lest five to seven days are minimum required to see some spots at Delhi Tour.

Passengers mostly keep one day, only one day for the capital of India.  And generally believe, “Humnay Delhi Dekh Liya”

Delhi is not a place where people of all states live together only, this city has evolved into a major commercial and cultural hub.  You will find different localities of people who hailed from different parts of India such as Bengal, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharasthra and so on…

Everybody didn’t just came and settle over here but brought their native culture along with them, which we witness in the form of food, clothing, language, colour and design of houses and the list seems to be never ending, we have tried all our best to include as much of these in Delhi Tour.  Further we have made new blends of everything here for example fried ice-cream, yes you read it right.  Kids of Punjabi’s can understand and even speak South Indian languages and vice versa, because they study in same school.  You are going to witness these and many more blends spread all over the city.

Here in Delhi when we take you on a Delhi Darshan tour so our main motto is to show you the glimpse of this magnificent city in One Day Delhi Tour, so that next time whenever you come back, you come with more days to spend at Delhi.

you would be shocked to know that there is a second Qutub Minar in Delhi.  We call it Hastsal ki Laat or the Hastsal Minaret and is popularly known as the Laat.  The design of this monument resembles Qutub Minar and same material is used red sand stone and bricks.

The location of this minaret is at Hastsal village which is at western part of Delhi, bit far away from the famous iconic one at Mehrauli at southern part of Delhi.  Mughal Emperor Shahjahan built this in 1650 which served as his hunting lodge, height of Laat is 55-foot (17 m) high which is now abandoned.

Some people says that “there’s an underground tunnel between the Laat and the Bara Dari palace”