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New Delhi itinerary ideas

Ready-made routes you can book against — from a single perfect day to a long weekend.

1 day

Delhi in 1 day

  1. 1Old Delhi: Red Fort & Jama Masjid
  2. 2Chandni Chowk rickshaw & food
  3. 3New Delhi: Qutub Minar
  4. 4Humayun's Tomb & India Gate
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2 days

Delhi in 2 days

  1. 1Day 1: Old & New Delhi sights
  2. 2Street-food tour
  3. 3Day 2: Taj Mahal day trip
  4. 4Agra Fort & return
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4–6 days

Golden Triangle itinerary

  1. 1Days 1–2: Delhi
  2. 2Day 3: Agra & Taj Mahal
  3. 3Days 4–5: Jaipur
  4. 4Return to Delhi
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With kids

Delhi with kids

  1. 1Chandni Chowk rickshaw ride
  2. 2India Gate lawns
  3. 3National Rail Museum
  4. 4Taj Mahal day trip
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Know before you go

Short, straight answers to the questions every New Delhi visitor asks before booking.

The best months

October to March is the best time to visit, with cool, comfortable days ideal for sightseeing and day trips to Agra and Jaipur.

Autumn (Oct–Nov)

Pleasant weather after the monsoon and the festive season of Diwali make this a lovely, lively time to visit.

Winter (Dec–Feb)

Cool, sunny days and chilly mornings; the peak tourist season, though dense morning fog can occasionally delay trains and flights.

Spring (Mar)

Warm and comfortable before the heat builds — a good shoulder-season window.

Summer (Apr–Jun)

Very hot, often above 40°C. Sightsee early, keep midday for indoor sights, and stay hydrated.

Monsoon (Jul–Sep)

Humid with heavy rain showers and fewer crowds; greenery returns, but plan around downpours.

When to visit

New Delhi through the seasons

What's best, how busy it gets, and one booking tip for each time of year.

Spring
Mar–May
Best for
Warm in March before fierce heat builds from April — a short shoulder window.
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Booking tip
Sightsee early; April–May are very hot.
Monsoon
Jun–Sep
Best for
Humid with rain showers, greenery and the fewest crowds and lowest prices.
Crowds
Booking tip
Plan around downpours and carry a rain layer.
Autumn
Oct–Nov
Best for
Cool, pleasant weather and the festive Diwali season — a top time to visit.
Crowds
Booking tip
Book ahead around Diwali when demand spikes.
Winter
Dec–Feb
Best for
Cool, sunny peak season ideal for the city and the Golden Triangle.
Crowds
Booking tip
Morning fog can delay trains — allow buffer time.
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New Delhi travel FAQ

What are the best tours in New Delhi?

The highest-rated Delhi experiences are an Old Delhi rickshaw tour with the Red Fort and Jama Masjid, a New Delhi monuments tour with Qutub Minar and Humayun’s Tomb, a street-food tour, and day trips to the Taj Mahal in Agra and the Golden Triangle.

What should I book in advance in New Delhi?

Book Taj Mahal and Golden Triangle tours, Ranthambore safaris and Amritsar trips ahead, especially in the cool October–March peak season when they sell out.

Can you visit the Taj Mahal from Delhi?

Yes — the Taj Mahal in Agra is the most popular day trip from Delhi, about 1.5–2 hours away on the fast Gatimaan Express train or 3–4 hours by car, often combined with Agra Fort. Note it’s closed on Fridays.

How many days do I need in New Delhi?

One to two days covers the capital’s main sights and a Taj Mahal day trip; allow 4–6 days for the full Golden Triangle of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur.

What are the best day trips from Delhi?

The Taj Mahal and Agra Fort in Agra top the list, followed by Jaipur, the Golden Temple in Amritsar and tiger safaris at Ranthambore, plus the multi-day Golden Triangle circuit.

Is Delhi street food safe to eat?

On a guided food tour, yes — guides take you to busy, reputable stalls with high turnover, which is the safest way to enjoy chaat, parathas and kebabs. Drink bottled water and choose freshly cooked items.

Is New Delhi safe for tourists?

Delhi is a major tourist city; the main issues are touts, scams and traffic. Book tours and cabs through apps or trusted operators, dress modestly, take normal precautions, and women travellers should take extra care at night.
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