How to visit Delhi in 2 days?

Tripoto
18th Sep 2015
Photo of How to visit Delhi in 2 days? 1/11 by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of How to visit Delhi in 2 days? 2/11 by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of How to visit Delhi in 2 days? 3/11 by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of How to visit Delhi in 2 days? 4/11 by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of How to visit Delhi in 2 days? 5/11 by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of How to visit Delhi in 2 days? 6/11 by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of How to visit Delhi in 2 days? 7/11 by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of How to visit Delhi in 2 days? 8/11 by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of How to visit Delhi in 2 days? 9/11 by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of How to visit Delhi in 2 days? 10/11 by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of How to visit Delhi in 2 days? 11/11 by Coraline Joveneaux

When they come in Delhi, travelers often stay for a short time for different reasons. In general their stay is not longer than about 2 days, while the places to see in Delhi are in very great quantity.

"What to do in this case?" - you ask, "How to visit Delhi in expressway and especially without missing a thing?" Do not worry, this is precisely now that we'll reveal the trick (for further information we strongly recommend you to visit the website of DelhiOnline)!

  • 1st day: Humayun's Tomb + Lodhi Garden + Hauz Khas Village + Qutub Minar
  • 2nd day: Old Delhi (delhi by cycle) + Red Fort + Temple sikh (Gurudwara Sis Ganj)

To visit Old Delhi, there is nothing faster and easier than doing it by bike. The organization "Delhi by Cycle" often organizes five kinds of towers in Old and New Delhi. Three of them allow you to visit Old Delhi in the completest manner as possible. The program includes: Spice Market, Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Fatehpuri Mosque, St James Church, Yamuna River, Chandni Chowk, Chawri Bazaar, Turkman Gate, etc. Departure is at 6:30 am and you will come back to the starting point at about 10:00 am. For more information, visit their website: www.delhibycycle.com

For those who prefer to explore Delhi by walking, there is Delhi By Foot. You can choose between several tours such as the oldest markets, Delhi by sultans, by Mughals, different forts (Purana Qila, Red Fort etc.), parks and many others. The list is not exhaustive and you can customize your trip as you like.

Of course, you can visit this places in the order you want and by means of transport you choose :)

I would also advise the Guesthouse Bed&Chaï where I stayed two nights. It's a cozy and nice accommodation in Greater Kailash I. I've met many travelers there and I especially liked the Chaï.

Website: http://www.bedandchai.com/

Photograph : Niels Brault

Sikh Temple: it's after the famous Golden Temple in Amritsar, Punjab the second biggest sikh temple in India. You should visit it on Sunday around midday where you eat for free.

Photo of Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, Ashoka Road, Connaught Place,Next to Grand Post Office, New Delhi, Delhi 110001, Inde by Coraline Joveneaux

Hauz Khas Village: an architectural and historical complex in South Delhi where there are several constructions such as madrasas, mosques and tombs. In this complex you can also find many bars, restaurants, night clubs, Indian art exhibition, etc. (the best of "where to eat" Naivedyam Restaurant).

Photo of Hauz Khas, Hauz Khas, New Delhi, Delhi, Inde by Coraline Joveneaux

Lodhi Garden: a nice garden out of sight. A breath of fresh air in the middle of Delhi. Here stand the tombs built mainly under the Lodhi dynasty. Many people come here to do yoga or jogging (where to eat: Lodhi Garden Restaurant located next door).

Photo of Lodhi Gardens, Lodhi Gardens, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi, Delhi 110003, Inde by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of Lodhi Gardens, Lodhi Gardens, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi, Delhi 110003, Inde by Coraline Joveneaux

Lotus Temple: a splendid lotus-shaped temple a bit like the Sydney Opera House. This is a house of worship where one venerates all prophets, all religions, but especially where the principle of truth, unity and world peace are put forward (no restaurants nearby).

Photo of Lotus Temple, Lotus Temple Rd, Shambhu Dayal Bagh, Bahapur, New Delhi, Delhi 110019, Inde by Coraline Joveneaux

Qutub Minar: to be visited in preference in the morning, before the place is overcrowded. A fantastic tower with 72m height built by Muslims as a victory tower (no restaurants nearby).

Photo of Qutub Minar, Mehrauli, New Delhi, Delhi 110030, Inde by Coraline Joveneaux

Safdarjung Tomb: a beautiful Mughal tomb. You might visit it in the afternoon before Humayun's Tomb. The tomb is located near the Lodhi Garden.

Photo of Safdarjung Tomb, New Delhi, Delhi, Inde by Coraline Joveneaux

Shahpur Jat: a lovely enclave in South of Delhi where you can see many graffiti. It the area of designers and artists.

Photo of Shahpur Jat, Shahpur Jat, Siri Fort, New Delhi, Delhi, Inde by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of Shahpur Jat, Shahpur Jat, Siri Fort, New Delhi, Delhi, Inde by Coraline Joveneaux

Humayun's Tomb: to be visited in the late afternoon in preference when the sun is blazing the old stones. Beautiful tomb built on the orders of the widow of Mughal emperor Humayun. Located in the heart of a huge park, only birds can afford to break the silence of this place (where to eat : Karim's Restaurant)

Photo of Humayun's Tomb, Nizamuddin, Nizamuddin West, New Delhi, Inde by Coraline Joveneaux
Photo of Humayun's Tomb, Nizamuddin, Nizamuddin West, New Delhi, Inde by Coraline Joveneaux

Frequent Searches Leading To This Page:-

2 days in delhi itinerary, 2 days in delhi what to see, two days in new delhi, two day itinerary for delhi, how to spend two days in delhi, weekend getaways from delhi