



by Delhi by Locals
The tour starts with a rickshaw ride to Khari Baoli, South Asia’s largest spice market, where guests spend about five minutes learning about various spices. After that, the group visits Chandni Chowk for around ten minutes, sampling a selection of safe street foods suitable for food lovers. The tour continues with a ten-minute stop focused on Indian cuisine’s key ingredients and cooking secrets, followed by tasting crispy jalebis and hot samosas for another ten minutes. Participants then view Jama Masjid from outside while learning about its history. Next, the group spends ten minutes tasting different types of Indian bread, especially paranthas, on a street known for this specialty. The final stop is a twenty-minute visit to Karim’s, a long-standing restaurant near Jama Masjid serving Mughlai dishes such as rich curries and tender kebabs, showcasing the culinary traditions of Old Delhi. This walking and rickshaw tour lasts about three and a half hours. It includes transport by metro and rickshaw, tea, bottled water, dinner, food tastings, and a professional guide. Gratuities are not included. The maximum group size is six people per booking.
Khari Baoli
A rickshaw ride brings the group to Khari Baoli, South Asia’s largest spice market. Visitors spend about five minutes here learning about the different spices sold.
5 min
Chandni Chowk
The tour stops for ten minutes in Chandni Chowk, a popular area for street food with many safe options for tasting.
10 min
Indian Cuisine Tasting
Guests spend ten minutes learning the secrets behind India’s diverse culinary traditions.
10 min
Jalebis and Samosas Sampling
Participants try crispy golden jalebis and fresh hot samosas during a ten-minute tasting.
10 min
Jama Masjid
The group views Jama Masjid from outside and learns about the mosque’s significance.
Paranthas Street
For about ten minutes, the group tastes different varieties of Indian bread, focusing on paranthas, a local specialty.
10 min
Step into History: Old Delhi
The last stop is Karim’s, located near Jama Masjid. Visitors spend twenty minutes sampling Mughlai dishes such as curries and kebabs, prepared using recipes handed down through generations.
20 min
Please come at Rajiv Chowk metro station at gate number 8, ( outside )
End point
Please come at Rajiv Chowk metro station at gate number 8, ( outside )