Top New Delhi Dining Experiences - page 2

Travel from Delhi to Agra by express train and save time for more important things: touring the incredible Taj Mahal. Relax and enjoy the views en route and arrive in Agra in just 100 minutes. Be amazed by the UNESCO-listed monument to love and learn more about its history from your private guide. Entry tickets and skip-the-line access are included, along with a professional photograph at the Taj.

Enjoy an intimate, home-cooked lunch or dinner with a local family during this private, half-day cooking workshop in Delhi. Learn how to create traditional Northern Indian vegetarian dishes that you can recreate back home, from paneer masala to vegetable pulao and biriyani rice dishes. Complimentary cold drinks and masala tea are included; wine, beer, or liquor can be provided at an additional cost.

Get access to the home kitchen of a local New Delhi chef in this authentic Indian cooking class. Learn about the history of Indian cooking and classic culinary techniques, then try your hand at a few recipes that you can take home and recreate in your own kitchen. Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off and a take-home kit of essential Indian recipes and spices included.

Explore the vibrant world of plant-based Indian cuisine in a hands-on cooking class that celebrates tradition and modern living. Over the course of 3-4 hours, learn to prepare 5-6 authentic vegan dishes or gluten free dishes, from comforting dals to festive curries, all bursting with spices and flavor. Master the art of tempering spices and discover regional delights, including coconut-rich South Indian curries and iconic street foods like chaats and pakoras. This immersive culinary journey not only nourishes the body but also enriches the soul with every flavorful bite.

Skip the crowded restaurant scene for this small-group cooking class with hotel pickup and drop-off. You’re picked up from any location in Delhi and taken directly to your host and cooking teacher. Learn how to make traditional Indian food such as pakora, paneer gravy, curries, naan, and other dishes before the evening is through.

Seeing both New and Old Delhi in one day can be challenging without a plan. This private tour takes care of transportation and logistics, allowing you to explore the city’s top sights with a guide handling the details. Visit UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Humayun’s Tomb, Qutub Minar, the Red Fort, and Jama Masjid, as well as key landmarks including India Gate, Parliament House, and the Lotus Temple.

Fashion enthusiasts and shopaholics will love this private shopping tour in Delhi with a female consultant. Delhi is a huge city with an enormous variety of shopping options–it would be easy to get lost and confused without insider help. As this is a private, customizable tour, you can choose to shop for whatever interests you most–clothing, accessories, jewelry, and so on. Visit markets and boutiques, and enjoy sightseeing along the way.

Get personalized advice and attention from a dedicated guide on this full-day private shopping tour in Delhi. Travel in an air-conditioned private car for comfort and convenience, with hotel pickup and drop-off included. Let your guide show you where to get the best deals on locally made goods, from locally made perfumes to tailored clothes, so you can return home with the perfect souvenirs.

Journey back to the days of India’s Mughal Empire on this private Delhi to Agra tour that includes admission to two World Heritage sites—Agra Fort and the Taj Mahal. With a private guide, you’ll admire the 16th- and 17th-century architecture of the enormous Agra Fort and the Tomb of Itmad-ud-Daulah (aka Baby Taj), and gaze in wonder at the exterior and interior grandeur of the Taj Mahal, one of the New7Wonders of the World. On this private day trip, you can be sure you’ll enjoy an in-depth and personalized experience.

Explore Old Delhi's meandering lanes without worrying about losing your way with this private, guided tour that focuses on food and culture. You'll sample street food from a variety of local spots, spend time in a Sikh Gurdwara and see the communal kitchen, and pay a visit to Asia's largest spice market, with time left over to head up to a secret rooftop to take in fantastic views.