Heritage Delhi Photography Tour

Delhi, India

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Duration

2 hour

Tour Guide

Live Guide

Tour Type

Art & Culture

Group Size

15 people

Languages

Spanish, English

Overview

Delhi is indeed a photographer’s heaven, every photographer, amateur and professional alike, would consider Delhi would want to go there at least once to capture one of the most colorful and lively areas of the world.Ready your cameras to capture the hues of the Delhi; it’s winding streets, ancient buildings, markets, houses and friendly local people who make it all so colourful and vibrant.

4 Reasons to Book this tour

Our walking tours follows the same protocol as everywhere else across the globe, Storyteller will meet you at the meeting point and will take you from one point of attraction to another until our tour end point
Capture the beauty of colorful lanes, houses, historical monuments in your lens, capture memories not just only pictures and store them in your memories to cherish life-long from this tour
Listen to heart warming stories around each point, understand their existence, culture and life afterward and storyteller will ensure that this walk will be fun, enjoyable and unforgettable experience for you to remember for life
By the end of the tour you will develop a great perspective of the city, its culture and you will also get some great insider tips and tricks to save money and to explore the best of the city

Itinerary

Start

Meet us at entrance gate of Safdarjung Tomb

Stop 1

We start this photographic experience from the Safdarjung Tomb built in late 18th century as Mausoleum of Safdarjung

Stop 2

Continue exploring the Muhammad Shah Sayyid Tomb, displays relics from Delhi history

Stop 3

Lodhi Garden, the loveliest park in the city of Delhi, it is the best place to capture nature, architecture, and different shades of trees and flowers

Stop 4

Pass through the centuries old buildings, wide lanes, embassies of different countries, 15th-century Bara Gumbad tomb and mosque, the Athpula (eight-pierced) bridge to across the lake

Stop 5

Shish Gumbad, the last lineage of the Lodhi Dynasty, and the Rose Garden

Stop 6

Sikandar Lodi Tomb, an octagonal design and the architectural style is Indo-Islamic

Stop 7

Lodhi street art, showcasing diverse graffiti themes such as nature, origin of the world, life and death etc painted walls

End

Our tour will end at Lodhi Street

Included / Excluded

Professional Tour Guide
Entry to all the photographic destinations, photography tips
Great conversations to explore photographic aspect, place to visit to capture the hue of city and local trivia