Dilli Darshan- a day long tour of New Delhi

Tour Code: LT 01
Tour Cost: US$ 60 per person
Tour Date: Monday, 06 November 2006

Delhi is an intricate weave of history, culture and dreams growing at a breathless pace, beyond the scattered citadels of erstwhile dynasties and far beyond the ken of the colonial and latter-day town planners. The capital of a young nation which is as old as time...

New Delhi is a world away from its older counterpart. Yet, Old Delhi has a richer and more colourful character, stemming from its organic growth over several centuries and its still somewhat medieval ambience.

Tour of New Delhi starts with visiting the Humayun's Tomb & The Qutab Minar. Drive along the Rajpath towards the residence of the President of the Republic of India – the Rashtrapathi Bhawan flanked by the houses of Parliament and the Government Secretariat buildings.

Heritage Walk in Old Delhi

Tour Code: LT 02
Tour Cost: US$ 65 per person
Tour Date: Tuesday, 07 November 2006

The area of Old Delhi is famous for its distinctly medieval ambience: majestic monuments, labyrinthine alleys, crowds of beggars and street-vendors, bazaars with people hawking kababs and other delicacies, people selling caps, rosaries, religious posters, and so on. Uncover several layers of history as you walk these streets, with a person to guide you through the area. Tour Old Delhi visiting Rajghat and Jama Masjid. A Cycle Rickshaw tour through the lanes and by-lanes of the famous and colourful bazaars of Chandni Chowk will be arranged.

Walk through the Jewellery market of Dariba Kalan, the embroidery and the brocade market of Kinari Bazar and into the Parathewali Gali – the food street.

Temple & Crafts Tour

Tour Code: LT 03
Tour Cost: US$ 90 per person
Tour Date: Wednesday, 08 November 2006

A program visiting the flamboyant and rich temples of Chattarpur. Situated in the capital of India, the Chattarpur Mandir is a fine example which presents Delhi as a place that has some spectacular Hindu Temples. Made of shining white marble, these temples are very popular with the city's Hindus. From the temple, the tour moves on to Sanskriti Museum of Terracota and Everyday Art at Anandgram, a place conceptualised for the creative mind to interact and persue their area of study. Sanskriti's museum of Indian Terracotta is a systematic attempt to comprehend the rich living traditions of this art form in India. Displayed in the museum are more than 1500 exuberant forms and sophisticated shapes created on location by master crafts persons from all over the country.

The Kendra has an art gallery for exhibition of work of artists, an auditorium, and an open air-amphitheatre. Sanskriti Museum of Every day displays objects like jars, combs, mirrors, toys and kitchen utensils. All the objects are functional and exquisitely crafted.

Note: Minimum participants for the above tour is 20 persons per tour

Tour Program Include:

	Transportation by Air Conditioned vehicles
	Sightseeings and visits as specified in the itinerary
	Services of an accompanying English Speaking guide during visit to the monuments
	Accompanying Indebo Escort
	Mineral Water on board coach
	Currently applicable entrance fees to monuments
	Applicable Taxes

The Tour Program does not include:

	Any expenses of personal nature such as cost of telephone calls, tips etc
	Camera fees at all the monuments.