Market tours · NEW DELHI
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 10 new delhi market tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Explore Old Delhi through trusted street food, Sikh and Jain temples, Asia’s largest spice market, a rooftop view, and a rickshaw ride.
“I really enjoyed this tour. It was fun, informative, and highly immersive. JD was a fantastic guide with extensive local knowledge and a clear passion for the area’s culture and history. The food was amazing too!”
Explore Old Delhi’s temples, spice markets, street food, Red Fort, and rickshaw lanes on a lively three-hour guided tour.
“This was the perfect way to experience everything. Our tour guide, Aman, was world class! The temples, the food, this has to be the best way to see the best of Old Delhi by far!!!”
Explore Old Delhi’s Jama Masjid, maze-like lanes, Mughal bazaars, goldsmith quarter, and Khari Baoli spice market for just $13.
“Amazing Guy and Guide 😉 I would recommend the tour to everyone who wants to see all the spices and the authentic old delhi. Jai was a very calm and very knowledgeable guide. Highly recommended!”
Explore Old Delhi by rickshaw and on foot, from Khari Baoli spices to Sikh temples, markets, and Red Fort views, in three lively hours.
“I signed up for the trip late at night the day before and turned out to be the only person on the trip! Jitu was an excellent guide who spoke good English, did the proper introductions, and provided good information on the places that we visited. He also had ready answers to my various questions about Delhi and India. The trip started at Rajiv Chowd metro station and we took a subway to old Delhi, which turned out to be the only metro ride I had taken during my stay in Delhi. At old Delhi, we took a rickshaw which again turned out to be the only chance that I…”
Cook four Indian dishes, eat lunch, and explore a Delhi spice market in this small-group Saffron Palate experience.
“I was beyond satisfied with my cooking class experience. Neha is a wonderful teacher and we had some great conversations. She made the process effortless and makes things accessible for cooks at various skill levels. This was a Read more”
Learn Indian cooking with Lubna, visit a Delhi market, shop for spices, and share a homemade meal in her welcoming family home.
“The hosts were most inviting. We enjoyed the market trip with Diwali shoppers adding to the action in the market. Lubna catered to what we wanted to learn in the kitchen and showed us the spice mixes used for different dishes. Lovely people, lovely home, great cooking and very tasty comfortable meal with Lubna and her family.”
Explore Delhi’s markets with a private guide, flexible stops, hotel pickup, local food, shopping advice, and comfortable transport.
“Raj’s tour is an incredible adventure where you’ll encounter an extraordinary array of people, shops, and flavors. With an incredible sense of humor and sharp wit, Raj shares his in-depth knowledge of his beguiling and magical city. And, of course, the shopping is great too.”
Review of Delhi’s private eight-hour car tour, covering Old and New Delhi, Jama Masjid, Chandni Chowk, Qutub Minar, and more.
“Great tour! Well arranged, on time pick up’s and very informative! Transfer in a comfortable car and proper support given! Recommend!”
Explore Delhi’s Ghazipur flower market at dawn with a private guide, vivid photography, local stories, and hands-on market access.
“The sights, sounds, colours and fragrance of this bustling hub of floral activity is a sight and delight. Guided through the different alleyways, each unique from greenery to garlands. It was a great way to start the day and get some amazing photos.”
Explore Old Delhi’s markets, temples, Jama Masjid, Sikh langar, and spice bazaars on a private half-day tour with rickshaw ride.
“A wonderful full day tour of 7 major attractions in Delhi - with Anirudh, a good spirited, knowledgeable, professional guide. I recommend wholeheartedly and without reservation!”
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