Description
Embark on a fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Sites tour in Delhi, spanning 4 to 5 flexible hours. Begin at the iconic Qutub Minar, a 73-meter minaret commemorating the triumph over Delhi's last Hindu kingdom. Explore its five storeys adorned with Indo-Islamic architecture and discover the historic mosque at its base, featuring a legendary iron pillar. Continue to Humayun's Tomb, the inaugural garden-tomb in the subcontinent, built in 1565. Delve into Mughal architecture with its grand mausoleum and Persian-influenced design. Conclude your journey at the Red Fort Complex, showcasing the splendor of Mughal rule. Explore notable structures like the Drum House, Hall of Public Audiences, and the Pearl Mosque, revealing the rich history of Delhi's imperial past. Immerse yourself in the charm of Chatta Chowk's bustling bazaar, forming the gateway to this architectural marvel. This tour offers a captivating glimpse into India's heritage and cultural legacy.
