Tour of Spiritual Sites & Temples in Delhi
Delhi, India's cultural and religious epicentre, is well-known for more than just its bustling marketplaces and historic sites. Experience the spiritual diversity, architectural genius, and cultural riches of Delhi on a tour of its most hallowed places, the Temples and Spiritual Sites.

This journey will transport you away from the hustle and bustle of city life and into serene areas brimming with tradition, calm, and faith.

Why Visit Delhi for a Spiritual Tour?
Get a feel for the spiritual variety of India.

Temples of the Hindu, Jain, Sikh, Buddhist, and Bahá'í faiths can be explored.

Immerse yourself in tranquil settings, ancient ceremonies, and breathtaking architecture.

Soak in some quiet reflection away from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis.

The tour begins at 8:00 AM and is picked up in the morning.
A chauffeured vehicle will pick you up from your hotel or home. A spiritual journey unlike any other awaits you today, along with tranquil chants, elaborate carvings, and experiences that will enhance your soul.

1. The Spiritual Wonder of Modern Times: Akshardham Temple
Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple, a world-renowned spiritual complex, is an excellent place to begin your day. Constructed in 2005, this architectural marvel exemplifies the fusion of contemporary design with classic craftsmanship.

Exquisitely carved figures and deities numbering over twenty thousand.

Explore the cultural exhibits and witness the Sahaj Anand Water Show.

Explore the world's largest stepwell, Yagnapurush Kund, on foot.

Be observant of the moment because phones and cameras are not permitted inside.

2. The Unity-Supporting Lotus Temple
Coming up, pay a visit to the tranquil Lotus Temple, a Bahá'í House of Worship renowned for its unique lotus-shaped architecture. All faiths and no faith are welcome in this tranquil haven.

Take some time to reflect or sit quietly in the prayer hall.

Immerse yourself in the serene gardens and white marble petals.

Discover the values of unity and peace taught by the Bahá'í Faith.

3. Joyful Chanting at the ISKCON Temple
Visit the ISKCON Temple, one of the biggest Krishna temples, located east of Kailash. Devotional music, incense, and spiritual practices fill the sanctuary.

If fortune smiles upon you, you may be able to partake in the aarti, a religious ritual.

Pay a visit to the bookstore and memorial dedicated to the Vedas.

Indulge in a vegetarian meal at Govinda's on-site restaurant.

4. A Touch of History at the Hanuman Temple in Connaught Place
Devotees abound at this ancient Hanuman Temple, which is thought to be one of the five temples from the time of the Mahabharata.

Renown for the unceasing singing of "Shri Ram, Jai Ram."

Marvel at the city's architecture and tranquil atmosphere.

6. Birla Mandir, also known as Laxminarayan Temple
The Birla family of industrialists erected this temple to worship Vishnu and Lakshmi. Known for its Indo-Aryan style, it was opened by Mahatma Gandhi.

Spacious, open courtyards adorned with vibrant shrines.

Despite being in the middle of Delhi, the atmosphere is tranquil.

Intermission for Lunch (1:30 - 2:30 PM)
Eat a vegetarian sattvic dinner at a nearby restaurant or in the temple cafeteria. It will serve as the ideal catalyst for the remainder of your spiritual quest.

Sahib of Bangla Gurdwara - A Place of Sikh Hospitality and Harmony
Gurudwara is an essential spiritual site. The Langar (community kitchen), sacred pond (Sarovar), and golden dome of Bangla Sahib are its most recognizable features.

Behold the kitchen run by volunteers that provides daily sustenance to thousands.

Everyone is welcome to take part in the Langar service.

Embrace the tranquility of the marble courtyard as you stroll barefoot.

7. Old Delhi's Jama Masjid, also known as the Grand Mosque
Shah Jahan constructed Jama Masjid in 1656, making it a magnificent example of Mughal architecture and one of the biggest mosques in India.

To get a bird's-eye perspective of Old Delhi, climb the minaret.

Feel the pulsating spirit and the call to worship.

Proper attire is expected; robes can be obtained at the entry if needed.

"A Touch of Christianity" at Sacred Heart Cathedral
The Sacred Heart Cathedral, a notable and ancient cathedral in Delhi, is close to Connaught Place.

Take in the beautiful stained glass and architecture in the Italian style.

This serene house of worship is perfect for a quiet meditation or candlelight vigil.

Jain temple in Chandni Chowk (Lal Mandir) 9.
The stunning Digambar Jain temple, with its crimson sandstone and Bird Hospital, is directly across from Red Fort.

Acquire knowledge of Jain philosophy and the nonviolent path (Ahimsa).

Discover a one-of-a-kind facility that offers free medical care to injured birds.

Ascending Time (5:00 PM - 6:00 PM)
Your driver will return you to your hotel or other specified place after a day of spiritual exploration. You will experience a sense of renewal, motivation, and a deeper sense of oneness with the city and with yourself.

The Tour Includes: Private air-conditioned vehicle with a driver

Transportation to and from hotels

English-speaking companion (not required)

Water in a bottle

Whenever necessary, entry help

Things to Bring Clothes that are modest in cut (shoulders and knees covered)

Headscarf or scarf required in several religious sites

Shoelaces for strolls

An hydration container and a sunscreen

A polite demeanor and an open mind

In summary,
This is no ordinary sightseeing tour of Delhi; it is a pilgrimage to the city's sacred temples and spiritual sites. You will witness Delhi in its most serene and sacred form, from opulent temples to modest prayer halls, and from old rites to contemporary religion.

No matter your background or beliefs, it's the best approach to enter the spiritual core of India. Feel free to carry the resounding melodies of the bells, chants, and prayers with you long after the tour has concluded.

Inquiries Question 1: Can people of various faiths enjoy the tour?
A: Without a doubt! Everyone is welcome on the trip because it is interfaith.

Question 2: Are there designated clothing codes?
A: It is thought that modest attire is appropriate. Covering one's hair is lawful in some places.

My third question is, "Am I welcome to take part in the ceremonies held at the temple?"
A: With all due respect, yes. Get to know the local traditions with the help of your guide.

Question 4: Are there any locations that give food?
A: You can get free food at several sites, such as Gurudwara Bangla Sahib. Stops for lunch can be added as an option as well.

Issue 5: What is the duration of the tour?
The average duration is 8 to 9 hours, with pauses for lunch and rest, during which time you will visit important spiritual sites.