Weekend in Delhi 2 Days of Exploring the best places in the city – Delhi, the Indian capital, is an excellent city that combines history, culture, modernity, and tradition. In a two-day sightseeing tour of this colourful city, one gets the opportunity to witness its various layers, starting with Mughal architecture up to modern landmarks. The Two Days Delhi Sightseeing Packages are unforgettable, whether you are going alone, with a partner or a family. This is your 48-hour guide to the most exciting city in the world.
Day 1: Exploration of the Heritage and the Culture of Delhi.
Begin your travel experience by exploring the deepest depths of the entire history of Delhi. The initial day of your 2-Day Delhi Tour Packages to Family will be a busy one, with the most famous attractions that will mark the glorious history of the city.
Morning: Red Fort -The Mughal Marvel.
The Red Fort should be your first destination, which is a UNESCO World Heritage. This formidable fort is the creation of Emperor Shah Jahan in the 17th century, and it is an excellent piece of Mughal architecture. Stroll across the gigantic gates and see the elaborate details of its marble buildings, green gardens and exquisite courtyards.
The Red Fort is an interactive experience in the case of a family visit. Children are able to have fun with the tales of the Mughal empires and the history of India’s struggle to achieve independence. The museum inside the fort exhibits many artefacts, providing an in-depth examination of the historical value of this monument.
Hint: Come early to beat the traffic and have a serene view of the fort. The fort opens at 9 AM.
Late Morning: Jama Masjid – A Religious Unity.
Then visit Jama Masjid, which is among the biggest mosques in India. It is a magnificent building situated close to the Red Fort with a magnificent architecture of red sandstone and marble. Jama Masjid is a religious destination as well as a spectacular building in terms of architecture, with its high minarets and expansive courtyard.
Tourists have an opportunity to visit the mosque, reach the minaret to see the city panorama and experience the calmness of this religious place. To families, this visit gives them an opportunity to discuss the cultural diversity and religious harmony in India.
Seriousness: Inform visitors to dress decently when visiting religious places. They should also remove their shoes before entering the mosque.
Afternoon, it was Chandni Chowk and Paranthe Wali Gali.
Having been to the mosque, it is time to visit one of the most popular streets of Delhi, Chandni Chowk. This is a busy market street that serves as a source of all the street food, as well as classic textiles. As you stroll along this small, crowded street, you will be encircled by the sights, smells, and smells of Old Delhi.
Food lovers must visit Paranthe Wali Gali, a narrow street famous for its fried Indian flatbreads called parathas. Eat different types of stuffed parathas, fill it with potatoes, paneer and even sweet ones.
It may be thrilling, as well as entertaining, for the families to have a ride in the rickshaw through the crowded lanes of Chandni Chowk. It is also a lovely sightseeing tour of the locality without going into the thick of the crowd.
Hint: Heavy shopping is not advisable within this area, especially when one is in a hurry. Operate on the experience and not the purchase of souvenirs.
Evening: Rajpath and India Gate.
During the evening, go to India Gate, which is a war memorial honouring those soldiers who died in World War I. This is a massive building constructed using sandstone, and it is high in the midst of a vast garden. It is best during a visit to the sunset, when the warm golden light falls upon the monument.
Take a walk to Rashtrapati Bhavan, the Presidential residence, and along Rajpath, the ceremonial boulevard leading to the Presidential House. Families can enjoy a leisurely stroll through the gardens, watching people fly kites or relax by the water.
Hint: India Gate is also beautifully lit up at night, hence it would be ideal to have some evening shots.
Day 2: Delhi up to date and Hustle and Bustle.
On your second day in Delhi, explore the modern side of the city. You’ll also uncover hidden gems that offer a different perspective of Delhi.
Morning: Humayun tomb- a garden of Mughal heaven.
Begin your day by visiting another UNESCO World Heritage site, the Tomb of Humayun. The Taj Mahal was inspired by this beautiful edifice erected by the widow of Humayun in the 16th century. The tomb is located in a huge garden with symmetrical avenues, fountains and fertile plants.
The Tomb of Humayun is a peaceful place of experience compared to the Red Fort. It is a great place to take family pictures, and it also provides an opportunity to learn about Mughal history and architecture with kids. The tomb is a pleasant place to walk around, as there is a garden around it.
Hint: Go there early in the morning when people are not in a crowd, and have a slow walk around the garden before visiting your next destination.
Late Morning: Lotus Temple – A Global House of Peace.
Then go to the Lotus Temple, it is a marvelous edifice that looks like a flower of lotus. This is a Baha House of worship that is open to everyone irrespective of their religious beliefs. It provides a perfect contrast to the busy city, as its peaceful atmosphere is perfect.
The lotus-shaped design of the temple and the serene ambience within the temple make it a worthwhile experience. It is a way to discuss with the families the Baha’i religion and the need to be united and peaceful.
Hint: There are no restrictions on the temple, and you may take some silent time there, considering the spiritual variety of the city.
Afternoon: Qutub Minar and Mehrauli Archaeological Park.
Afternoon: visit Qutub Minar, which is one of the tallest minarets in the world, made of bricks. The tower is 73 meters high, making it a symbolic representation of the Islamic heritage of Delhi. There is an archaeological complex around, including ruins of ancient tombs and mosques.
In the case of families, Mehrauli Archaeological Park, which is close to Qutub Minar, is an underground treasure. Historical buildings such as tombs, mosques, and step wells are scattered in the park. It is a secluded getaway out of the city and best suited to a family stroll through history.
Trick: Qutub Minar would be busy, particularly on weekends, so it would be better to visit it earlier in the day.
Evening: Akshardham Temple – A huge cultural Experience.
End your two-day trip with a visit to Akshardham Temple, which is among the most beautiful temples in India. Akshardham opened in 2005 and boasts grandiose carvings and light displays that awe visitors. The monumental structure honors Bhagwan Swaminarayan and features a golden statue of the deity.
The complex includes a museum, a boat ride, and an evening light and sound show that narrates India’s history and cultural development. For families, it’s a great place to experience and reflect on India’s diversity and spiritual legacy.
Hint: Akshardham Temple is very strict in their security checks, and therefore best to arrive early and be ready.
Delhi Tour Tips to have a Successful 2 Day Tour.
Transportation: Use reliable means of transport, such as taxis, or hire a local guide for a smoother experience. The metro in Delhi is also a good and efficient mode of transport.
Planning: Be early in order to see as many attractions as possible. Most of the places that are popular arrive after noon, and by visiting them first, you will have more space and time to have a good time.
Keep yourself hydrated: Delhi tends to be hot, especially in the summer. Bring water and drink a lot (particularly when out and about).
Local Foods: Delhi is a city to be experienced in terms of street food. Eat chaat, parathas, kebabs and desserts such as jalebi and kulfi. However, be careful and select clean and popular places to prevent stomach problems.
Conclusion
The Two Days Delhi Sightseeing Package offers the perfect chance to explore Delhi’s rich past, vibrant culture, and modern landmarks. The tour covers the city’s most renowned sites, including historical heritage like the Red Fort and Qutub Minar. It also takes you to the spiritual wonders of the Lotus Temple and Akshardham.