Visite exclusive de la ville de New Delhi
Description
Explorez les points forts de New Delhi, y compris les sites du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO, lors d'une visite guidée privée d'une demi-journée de la ville de New Delhi. Nous couvrirons des lieux historiques et patrimoniaux tels que la porte de l'Inde, la maison du président, le bâtiment du Parlement, le tombeau de Humayun, le Qutub Minar et les magasins et bien plus encore. Un chauffeur privé anglophone et un guide touristique professionnel et un véhicule climatisé confortable.
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Itinéraire
India Gate, mémorial construit en 1931 pour commémorer les soldats indiens décédés au cours de la Première Guerre mondiale et des guerres afghanes. Les noms des soldats qui sont morts dans ces guerres sont inscrits sur les murs.
La maison du président (Rastrapati Bhawan), résidence officielle du président de l'Inde, construite en 1931. Jusqu'en 1950, elle était connue sous le nom de Maison du vice-roi et servait de résidence au gouverneur général de l'Inde britannique.
Tombe de Humayun, mémorial de l'empereur moghol Humayun, construit en 1562. Le complexe est un site du patrimoine mondial et le premier exemple de ce type d'architecture moghole en Inde. C'est le premier exemple distinct du style moghol, inspiré de l'architecture perse. Il est bien connu que Humayun a assimilé les principes de l'architecture perse au cours de son exil, et il est probable qu'il ait lui-même planifié la tombe, bien qu'il n'y ait aucune trace à cet effet. Mirak Mirza Ghiyath, un Persan, était l'architecte employé par Haji Begam pour cette tombe.
Qutab Minar est une tour de victoire haute de 73 m de haut, construite en 1193 par Qutab-ud-din Aibak immédiatement après la défaite du dernier royaume hindou de Delhi. Qutab-ud-din Aibak, le premier souverain musulman de Delhi, a commencé la construction du Qutab Minar en 1200 après JC, mais n'a pu terminer que le sous-sol. Son successeur, Iltutmush, a ajouté trois étages et, en 1368, Firoz Shah Tughlak a construit le cinquième et dernier étage. Les trois premiers étages sont en grès rouge; les quatrième et cinquième étages sont en marbre et en grès. Au pied de la tour se trouve la mosquée Quwwat-ul-Islam, la première mosquée construite en Inde.
Temple du Lotus (Temple Bahai - Fermé le lundi): ce temple a la forme d'une fleur de lotus et est le dernier des sept temples du Major Bahai construits dans le monde entier. Achevé en 1986, il est entouré de jardins paysagers luxuriants. La structure est composée de marbre blanc pur. L'architecte Furiburz Sabha a choisi le lotus comme symbole commun à l'hindouisme, au bouddhisme, au jaïnisme et à l'islam. Les adeptes de toutes les religions sont libres de visiter le temple et de prier ou de méditer.
Le temple Shri Laxmi Narayan (communément appelé Birla Mandir) à New Delhi est un temple hindou majeur dédié à Laxminarayan (Vishnou et Lakshmi), construit par la famille Birla entre 1933 et 1939, et célèbre inauguré par le Mahatma Gandhi à la condition que les gens de toutes les castes puissent y entrer.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Nous les récupérons également à l'aéroport de Delhi pour commencer la tournée de Delhi.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
Avis(19)
The tour was very good, our guide Prashant very communicative and respectful with extensive information. The driver Mahendar very attentive and the mobility clean with good air conditioning.
Dear Mrs. Miranda, greetings from SUlekha Tours!! Thank you for your kind Review indeed. We have noted that you liked our services and hopefully you will travel again with us in near future. Warms regards Anoj Verma Sulekha Tours Team
A great and unforgettable cultural trip in India. Our tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable, and the drivers and support staff were consistently friendly and helpful. Everything was well organized from start to finish, which made the whole experience smooth and enjoyable.
We had an absolutely impressive guided tour of New Delhi with Sulekha Tours! The tour included a visit to a beautiful temple and an unforgettable rickshaw ride through the bustling streets of Old Delhi. Our guide Prashant was exceptional - he provided us with fascinating insights into the historical background of Delhi, explaining the origins of the city, the significance of the temple, and the development of both Old and New Delhi. His knowledge and passion for the city's history truly brought everything to life. We highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Delhi. It's a perfect way to experience the rich culture and history of this incredible city!
Mr Anoj as the organiser and Mr Prashant as the guide from Sulekha Travels plus the very lovely Sikh driver Duo and their bus guided us trough 1 week of discovering northern India. We started in Delhi, went to Agra for the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort, continued to Rhantambore for Tiger Safari (yes we saw one on Safari Day 2), before going to Jaipur. The program organisation, the monuments and stops planned as well as the quality of service was excellent. Me and my girlfriend had to stay in Delhi due to health reasons and even with this unplanned change, where we split from the rest of the group, we received perfect service. Me Anoj organised us a driver (Mr Suresh) that took us from Delhi to Agra so we could also see the Taj and catch up to the rest of our group in Jaipur. We appreciated to professionalism and fast organisation a lot, Mr Anoj was incredible helpful. Together with the history knowledge and kindness of our Guide Mr Prashant, but also the kind care of our Sikh driver Duo, we always felt taken care of, informed entertained. Once in a life time fantastic experience, that I would highly recommend to anybody! Thank you team & Sulekha Travels! Greetings from Switzerland, Yanick & Isa
Very friendly and knowledgeable guide! We saw interesting temples and of course the amazing Taj Mahal, as well as Tigers in Ranthambhore!
Wow what an experience! I have traveled all over the world from 1-3 times a month and I can say that this was an amazing trip but different in every way possible. I don’t ever write reviews but read lots of them to help me plan my trips. I can say that I have never did a trip the way I planned India as I have never had a personal planner or guide through my entire trip! Anoj was more than a pleasure to work with, as I changed my itinerary a lot from start to finish and even made some adjustments in the middle! The company Silekha Tours was more then I could ever imagine as being a top notch trustworthy company. I will say I was extremely nervous at first of getting scammed and the money transfer and how things would go when I arrived. They were comparable when searching other companies and prices and lower for a lot of them. From the minute we landed in India the trip was incredible in every way! Anoj had a sign and a welcoming flower tradition necklace for us and drove with us to the hotel to give us our packet and instructions. He kept in touch with us the entire way through WhatsApp and with the drivers and guide to make sure they knew the plan everyday. We had 2 drivers, Mahender Kumar And Mr Satish a couple of flights and many guides. Our drivers were beyond exceptional and professional from opening doors every time communicating with us to make sure we understood things happening, pointing out things, taking us to certain lunch spots, stopping at extra spots so we could take pics and stopped when we wanted to take pics and having extra things in cars like candy snacks wipes etc. The guides were all amazing and even took pictures for us with us and showed us extra things not in plan. I can’t say enough about the organization and all the people associated with them. Anoj even helped us with rebooking a flight that got canceled and changed our last night hotel so we could celebrate the new year how we wanted. All the hotels were great and in good locations where we could walk around and explore on our own. I would recommend this company as our experience was a lifetime I just can’t explain! Great job everyone.
It was a pleasure working with Anoj Verma. His communication skill was great and the driver was very professional and knowledgeable. We had a great English Speaking tour guide in Agra who provided a lot of information and was very helpful with ticket windows and other guidance. The car was very neat and clean and comfortable. The driver came 15 minutes early and waited for us patiently. I highly recommend Sulekha for the golden triangle!
Dear Sir, Greetings from Sulekha Tours!! Thank you for your kind review indeed. We have noted that you are very happy with our services mainly your Guide and car. Hope you again give us a chance to serve you in near future. Warms Regards Anoj Verma Sulekha Tiurs
It was a amazing family trip. Nice hospitality and arrangment by sulekha tours private limited. You make my trip memorable. Keep it up and keep spreading happiness n joy in other tourist life.
Dear Sir, Greetings from Sulekha Tours!! Thank you very much for taking out your valuable time for sharing your feedback. We are very happy that you liked our services. We are looking forward to seeing you again in near future. With Regards Anoj
Excellent guide Hemant and wicked driver Mr Singh. Highly recommend 5 stars. Beautiful architecture great weather and best company
Dear Sir, Greetings from Sulekha Tours!! Thank you for your kind review. With Regards Anoj
The Delhi-Jaipur-Agra Golden Triangle is a captivating journey through India's rich heritage. Delhi's historic landmarks, Jaipur's majestic forts, and Agra's iconic Taj Mahal offer a kaleidoscope of culture, history, and architectural wonders. From the bustling streets of Old Delhi to the opulent palaces of Jaipur and the eternal beauty of the Taj Mahal, this route promises an unforgettable glimpse into the heart of India's past and present.
