Private guide in New Delhi, guided tours in New Delhi, India

Top Attractions in New Delhi

Rashtrapati Bhawan, India Gate, Old Fort, Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Laxmi Narayan Temple, Pragati Maidan, Lodhi Garden, Diwan-i-Am, Hayat Baksh Bagh, Khas Mahal, Rang Mahal, Daawat Khana, Lahore Gate, Humayun's Tomb, Qutub Complex, Rashtrapati Bhavan

New Delhi
India

Population: 321,883
Language: English
Currency: Indian rupee (INR)

Information about New Delhi

The capital city of the Federal Republic of India is Delhi. Located in Northern India, Delhi is a historic city with monuments, museums, temples, markets, boutiques and shopping malls offering crafts from all over the country. The city is tree-lined and spacious with narrow, busy streets. Delhi is considered the cultural capital of India and it is one of India’s fastest growing cities.

There are many diverse cultures in Delhi which is evident when you see the magnificent monuments. Humayun’s Tomb is an octagonal structure made of sandstone and black and white marble. With double domes rising 115 in the air, this mausoleum shows Persian architectural influences. The Raj Ghat and National Gandhi Museum is the cremation site of India’s most known and important political figures who were each assassinated. The building and shrines were erected to honor these heads of state.

If you are into treasure hunting Delhi provides many authentic shopping opportunities. The Palika Bazaar consists of over four-hundred shops. Electronics, clothing, jewelry and cameras are some of the goods you will find here. Watch out for pick-pockets and be ready to haggle. The Chandni Chowk Bazaar contains some shops that are over one-hundred years old. This massive market offers fabric, needlework and silver.

Private Guide in New Delhi - Ramesh

(Member Since 2017) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Haridwar, Palampur Languages: English, French

Travelling is my life and my passion. I made it my profession and have been sharing everything I got to know about India, with my customers. My co-operation with many international companies helps me to better understand needs and requirments of tourists who come from the Western countries than maybe any other Inidan guide can if he or she doesn't have such an experience. I speak English, French, Hindi, Malayalam, Travelled to almost every district in India and specialise in culture, cuisines and hisory of Indian subcontinent.

Private Guide in New Delhi - Dharmendra

(Member Since 2005) Languages: English

We are a mid size inbound tour company. Though we are not much old eshtablished but we have earned a good name among the major outbound tour operators worlwide.

Private Guide in New Delhi - Krishna

(Member Since 2007) Excursions/tous in the following cities: New Delhi Languages: English

"Enjoy a memorable vacation in India " with A qualified Tour professional (Post Gradurate Diploma in Tourism Managment. ) I have been working in New Delhi Travel Trade for last 10 years and can help you in...

Private Guide in New Delhi - Sushil

(Member Since 2008) Languages: English, German

I am Sushil from New Delhi, India. I have 09 years experience of showing people my incredible country " India". I am working as a Freelance English Speaking Tour Leader / Manager / Escort / Guide for India. I have a good liasion with reliable Tour operators, hoteliers and transport companies, therefore apart from my guiding / escorting services, i can also arrange allied services for any visitors planning to visit India.

Private Guide in New Delhi - Yogendra

(Member Since 2009) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Udaipur, New Delhi Languages: German, English

As a professional India private guide I offer various tours far of the beaten path. All the tours are tailor made to meet your desires and opportunities. The service of a private guide is better than taking a commercial customized tour, because in the case of the private tour there is always a personal approach towards the client. Everything is flexible. It is up to you to decide what places should be visited, what places should be excluded from the itinerary. You are the one to decide at what time to start, how much time to spend at each location.