Top India Walking Tours - page 5

Get an insider’s introduction to one of the world’s most celebrated monuments—without leaving the comfort of your home—during this private virtual tour of the Taj Mahal. Enjoy close-up views of the Mughal monuments iconic marble inlays and listen to the stories behind its two-decade construction.

Explore Jaisalmer’s most interesting historical sites in one day, ideal if you have limited time. Visit the Golden Fort ( Sonar Kila ), Jain Temple in the Fort, Nathmal Ji Ki Haveli, Patwa Ki Haveli, Old Market of Jaisalmer and Gadisagar Lake and Vyas Chatri for Beautiful sunset. You’ll travel in comfort in an air-conditioned vehicle, and enjoy the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off. Later in the day, enjoy an afternoon of shopping in Jaisalmer where you will find an enticing variety of goods. See some of the most precious Silver Jewelry, Bangles, Clothes, Lather things and Handicraft etc.

Dharavi slum tour is one of the best things to do in Mumbai. This Dharavi slum tour showcase the lifestyle of the people living in the largest slum of the Asia. This Dharavi slum tour shows the reality of Dharavi which you can't explore it by yourself. So this Dharavi slum tour is a perfect walking tour to explore the slum with our local English-speaking tour guide.

Once the capital of British India, Kolkata is studded with 19th-century buildings that speak of British colonial rule. On this walking tour, cut through the commotion of the city’s streets to see and understand these remnants of empire. Admire the Writer’s Building, High Court, and more; and as you walk and talk, hear tales you might otherwise miss on how the British not only planted their flag, but also long-seated traditions that partially remain today.

One corner of India’s Golden Triangle, Agra’s big claim to fame is the Taj Mahal, but as your walking tour of the city will show, there’s more to Agra than meets the eye. From mosques to temples, to spice markets and bazaars, those merely visiting the Taj Mahal only scratch the surface. A view of the Taj Mahal from across the Yamuna River is a highlight.

Mumbai is known for its glamorous film industry but many locals live in very different circumstances, and it can be hard for visitors to explore that side of the city. Tour one of the largest slums in the world, Dharavi, with a local guide. Follow your guide so you don’t get lost, and learn about Dharavi’s history and culture. Get access to both the residential and commercial sides of Dharavi.

See Varanasi through the eyes of an insider with this guided tour of the ancient city. Your guide, Vinay, will fully customize your tour to suit your personal interests, where you can immerse yourself in the spiritual and religious experiences for which the city is known. Visit Varanasi's famous ghats, cremation grounds, local markets to sample safe street food, and secret spots, and more that you won't find in any guidebook.

Varanasi is home to many ritual sites and sacred temples. Take a private morning tour of Varanasi and explore the various ghats that line the sacred Ganges River. Take a boat ride down the river and observe the morning aarti ritual before heading to a neverending cremation ceremony. This tour is a good way to learn more about the Hindu religion and culture in India's spiritual capital.

It’s easy to get lost in the tangle of ancient streets in Varanasi’s Old Town area. Avoid that risk by taking a sightseeing tour with a guide. After meeting at an easy-to-fine central meeting spot, head toward Dasaswamedh Ghat and some of the city’s most fascinating temples and ashrams. The small-group experience means you can ask lots of questions and won’t struggle to keep up with the group.

Kolkata is famous for its food, but the best places to sample traditional Bengali are in the street, not in restaurants—and without a guide leading the way, getting oriented can be a challenge. On this small-group street food crawl, visit a hand-picked selection of local stalls and eateries, indulging in up to eight tastings, as you explore the city’s vibrant food scene with a born-and-bred Kolkata foodie.

Explore the city of Jaisalmer in the western reaches of Rajasthan with a professional local guide by your side with this private tour. You'll visit Gadisar Lake, explore the ramparts of the 12th-century Jaisalmer Fort, and spend time at two of the city's havelis (mansions), all in just one day.

Experience Pune through the eyes of a local with this private, guided tour. You'll explore the oldest part of the city, checking out classic tourist attractions such as Shaniwar Wada, Lal Mahal Chitra, and the Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Mandir, as well as off-the-beaten-path spots that only locals know about.

Escape the bustle of downtown Jaipur and explore the countryside surrounding Nahargarh Fort during this guided, sunset storytelling walk. Learn about the importance of water to local communities throughout the region’s history. Listen to stories and facts as you explore the area by foot. See ancient aqueducts, stepwells, storage reservoirs, and other water-related landmarks, plus a panoramic sunset overlooking the city.

Enjoy a thorough overview of India’s capital on a private full-day tour that incorporates both the Old Delhi and New Delhi neighborhoods. Travelers interested in history, culture, and architecture will love the flexible itinerary, which includes several UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Admire highlights such as the Jama Masjid, the Red Fort, India Gate, the Lotus Temple, and the Qutub Minar. You’ll see and do a lot in one day.

Taste the street foods of Varanasi without worrying about getting an upset stomach later with this food-tasting tour, led by a local storyteller guide. You'll stroll through the ancient city's streets with your guide, trying out different snacks from tried-and-tested food stalls and learning about local treats along the way.

Step back in time with a private sightseeing tour of Jodhpur's celebrated Blue City. Your professional guide will meet you at the stately Mehrangarh Fort where you'll take a guided tour before continuing to visit Jaswant Thada, Jodhpur's elegant cenotaph. You'll then have time to explore the many alleys and streets of the blue-hued city, with the chance to wrap your tour up with a bit of street food at a local market.

Learn about Bengaluru's culinary traditions, first-hand, with this small-group tour led by a local guide. You'll sample local favorites such as idli (steamed rice-and-lentil cakes) and dosa (crepes) as well as filter coffee, locally made coffee that goes heavy on the milk and sugar, with the chance to walk off some of the calories in a local bazaar.

Learn about Goa's history while exploring some of its oldest buildings with this private, guided walk. You'll visit historic churches built by the Portuguese such as the Sé Cathedral and the St. Francis of Assisi Church, while your guide takes you through hundreds of years of history, with a focus on what Goa was like under Portuguese rule.

Get off the beaten track and explore the valleys and forests surrounding Jaipur during this guided sunrise trekking excursion. Listen to a lively overview of the region from an English-speaking trekking guide. Spot local flora and fauna and observe shepherds and their herds. Hiking routes are suitable for all levels, including beginners.

Explore the grounds of Padmanabha Swamy temple and more with a local guide who shares legends of the warriors, saints, and history of Trivandrum. Take your time as your walk proceeds at a leisurely pace on a route that covers less than 1.5 miles (2.5km) over about two hours. Stay cool with the provided coconut refreshments and bottled water along the way.

Discover the history and heritage of Shimla during this half-day walking tour. Meet your guide at Christ Church and begin the walk through this city in the foothills of the Himalayan Mountains. See local landmarks including Betink’s Castle, Imperial Bank, and the Railway Board Building. Finish the tour with a stop at the Indian Institute of Advanced Study.

See a different side of Agra, beyond the Taj Mahal, on this walking tour. You'll visit areas better known by locals than by tourists, including the massive Jama Masjid (Mosque), the 650-year-old Shri Mankameshwar Temple, and the historic Agra Fort Railway Station. You'll also get to check out some of the city's top markets, with time remaining to sample the city's famous sweet, pethe, at a local confectionary shop.

Navigating Fort Kochi and Mattancherry solo can feel overwhelming to first-time visitors, but exploring on foot gives you an intimate perspective of the town. Keep things simple and join a local host on a walking tour, checking off key landmarks including traditional Chinese fishing nets, churches and temples, and the Jewish synagogue. As you explore, learn about the area's history and the diverse cultures that passed through Kochi’s ports.

Spend an evening in Old Delhi sampling some of the city’s best Indian cuisine. Travel via rickshaw, metro, and on foot, stopping to sample traditional street food such as chaat, chole bhature, and a variety of Indian sweets. Visit Khari Baoli spice market and see the Jama Masjid from outside. Dine at Karim's, known for rich Mughlai curries and kebabs. Learn about Indian culinary culture and history along the way.