Experience the Heritage Walk of Old Delhi with the curated assurance of UNESCO-Awarded Haveli Dharampura, your exclusive meeting point. This is a private immersion of the city, designed to provide a safe and deeply historical exploration of Old Delhi’s monuments, museums and hidden corners..
Step into the historical core of Shahjahanabad, Delhi's maiden name, where the centuries-old city slowly awakens to echoing prayers.
We don't just sightsee; we dive into the living heart of Old Delhi, where historic alleys, forgotten havelis, and markets that supply India's biggest festivals reveal centuries of layered history. Our walk focuses on the unique coexistence of India’s diverse communities, visiting temples, mosques, and gurudwaras operating side-by-side.
Old Delhi is complex. Your dedicated, verified guide acts as your expert chaos-manager, eliminating all travel friction:
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This is the true Old Delhi exploration!
We recommend arriving via taxi/cab service directly to the Jama Masjid Police Station. From there, enter Gali Guliyan, the heritage bylanes of Dharampura also called Gali Chitli Qabar. Walk straight for 5 mins through the lane; Haveli Dharampura appears on the right with a restored arched doorway.
Step into Shahjahanabad’s first congregational mosque from the Mughal-era. Witness its grandeur and explore the courtyards that reflect Delhi’s rich spiritual tapestry. (Admission fees of 300rs not included.)
Explore the historic charm of Chandni Chowk, India’s biggest market. From the perfumery of Gulab Singh Johrimal’s ittar shop in Dariba Kalan, to the market of Kinari Bazaar, the serenity of Naugharana (nine-houses), the flavours of Paranthe Wali Gali, the buzz of Khari Baoli (spice market), poetic lanes of Ballimaran (where calligraphers lived), and the grandeur of Chunnamal Haveli, each a living piece of Old Delhi’s heritage.
One of Delhi’s nine historic gurudwaras, this sacred site was built in 1783 to honour Guru Tegh Bahadur’s martyrdom. Step inside to find a quiet strength, where devotion echoes in prayer and kindness flows from every volunteer’s hand.
Standing quietly on the busy Chandni Chowk road, the 800-year-old Gauri Shankar Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Step inside to witness sacred stillness, ancient idols, and a revered lingam believed to be over a millennium old.
Located opposite the Red Fort, the Digambar Jain Lal Mandir Delhi’s oldest Jain temple, is a striking red sandstone shrine known for its spiritual calm. Observe how India’s diverse faith communities coexist every day.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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