Top New Delhi Hiking Tours

Agra’s Taj Mahal is one of India’s top attractions but planning a solo day trip from Delhi can be challenging. Travel by fast train to maximize sightseeing and minimize travel time. The Gatimaan Express train gets you to Agra, where your private guide and driver meet you. Visit the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort, with optional visits to the Tomb of I’timad-ud-Daulah and Mehtab Bagh. Lunch and admissions are included.

Immerse yourself in nature with a relatively pollution free, refreshing hike through the lush Aravali forests, just a stone's throw from Gurgaon. This guided trek, lasting approximately three hours, unveils stunning vistas and tranquil lakes, perfect for spotting a variety of wildlife including birds, blue-bulls, and perhaps even a jackal. Experience the magical transformation of twilight into dawn as the first rays of sunlight filter through the trees. Ideal for both weekday mornings and weekend afternoons, this hike offers a unique escape from the city's hustle and bustle, allowing you to reconnect with nature in a serene environment.

Agra’s UNESCO World Heritage–listed attractions are must sees, but visiting in a day from Delhi can be stressful alone. Simplify the planning of a private trip with Delhi hotel pickup included. Visit the beautiful Taj Mahal and learn how Shah Jahan built this marble mausoleum for his wife Mumtaz. After, stop at Agra Fort and explore the 16th-century monument with your guide, too. Return to Delhi in time for dinner.

Discover the enchanting landscapes of Uttarakhand, where every journey reveals the heart of the Himalayas. From the sacred Kedarnath and Badrinath to the serene Valley of Flowers and offbeat villages, our tours blend trekking, spirituality, and local culture. Whether you are trekking to Auli or exploring the hidden gems of Madmaheshwar, our experienced guides ensure a unique experience tailored to your interests. - Explore iconic destinations and hidden valleys in Uttarakhand - Enjoy comfortable stays in homestays, camps, or hotels - Benefit from guided treks with local experts and all necessary permits - Ideal for solo travelers, groups, and spiritual seekers seeking adventure

Save yourself the hassle of haggling with taxi drivers or catching the metro on this private full-day tour through Delhi, which checks off the city’s highlights by comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Ideal for time-pressed travelers, the attraction-packed itinerary visits key landmarks in both Old Delhi and New Delhi, from the UNESCO-listed Red Fort and Jama Masjid to Parliament House and the Lotus Temple.

See the Taj Mahal on a private day trip from Delhi, without worrying about arranging your own transport and tickets. Meet your personal guide at the Taj. Then, enjoy a private tour of the UNESCO-listed mausoleum as you hear the love story behind it before your return journey by train, which lets you sit back and soak up the scenery. Plus, you can choose a coach class depending on your budget.

Make the most of a day in Jaipur by choosing how you get there from Delhi: either by private car (about 13 hours) or by train (approximately 17 to 18 hours). Get the undivided attention of your private local guide at must-visit attractions including the Palace of Breeze (Hawa Mahal) and The City Palace. Entry fees are included so you don’t need to worry about hidden expenses.

Foodie travelers won’t want to miss this half-day food and heritage tour of Old Delhi. Avoid getting lost in the maze of streets or getting sick eating at the wrong places. On this small-group tour (max. 10) you’ll be taken to some of the best, cleanest, and most interesting street food spots that you might not find independently. Learn more about Old Delhi’s culture and history through its cuisine.

India is the birthplace of yoga, but it isn’t always easy for travelers to find a place to practice. Ideal for beginners and experienced yogis alike, this private course explains the foundations of yoga and takes participants through a series of asanas and breathing exercises. Bespoke experiences take place in one of Delhi’s most historic outdoor settings: in the heart of Lodhi Gardens.

There is something for everyone here and that’s why it’s known as Incredible India. There something fascinating about Delhi so much so that once you get the feel of it, you never want to let it go. Follow this is holy city of Amritsar which is known for Golden temple and is also a must stop street food destination and home to plenty of museums, forts and bustling bazaars and markets. Lastly is home to His Holiness Dalai Lama and it is also home to Tibetan government in exile. This country has so much to offer that you can never get enough of it. So if you are looking for a rejuvenating holiday experience in India look no further then Delhi, Amritsar, Dharamshala and Agra tour package.

The Valley of Flowers is a world heritage site and a part of the famous Nanda Devi Biosphere. This national park is in the far interiors of Garhwal Himalayas and is spread over 87.5 sq. Km. This hidden jewel is a truly unique habitat, home to many varieties of alpine flowers and plants. With millions of species of wildflowers such as saxifrages, sediams, lilies, poppy, calendulas, daisies, geranium, zinnia, and petunia, the valley also holds many streams that add to the natural beauty. Gurudwara Sri Hemkund Sahib Ji is a Sikh place of worship and pilgrimage site. It is devoted to Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh Guru. With its setting of a glacial lake surrounded by seven mountain peaks, each adorned by a Nishan Sahib on its cliff.

Kheer Ganga (2950 meters) lies at the extreme end of Parvati valley and is the last inhabited village while trekking to pin valley via Pin-Parvati pass. Kheerganga's panoramic skies and vast greenery are a much-needed delight to the trekker's eyes and especially the tired legs. It is a holy place with a hot water spring, a small temple of Lord Shiva, and a bathing tank. Camping at Kheerganga can be a wonderful and serene experience with spectacular views. History of Kheerganga: Lord Shiva (some say it was his son Kartik) came to Kheerganga and is said to have meditated for thousands of years. 'Kheerganga or Kheer Ganga as the name suggests is Ganga River ( the Ganges River) as White as a Kheer (an Indian sweet dish made from milk and Rice).