Old Delhi Food, Temples & Spice Market Walk
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Overview
Food-Temples-Spice Market- Heritage & Cultural Walk in Old Delhi offers a deep dive into the heart of Delhi. This walking tour is perfect for people who want to taste real Indian food and see Old Delhi's culture and history. It's a highly-rated experience, with 100% of guests giving it 5 stars on TripAdvisor.
The tour takes people to old food places where they can try tasty and safe street food. They'll also visit a Sikh temple where thousands of people eat for free every day. Plus, there's a trip to Asia's biggest spice market to learn about different spices. People will also see the outside of the Red Fort, visit a Jain Temple and Chandni Chowk Bazaar. A rickshaw ride through the busy Old Delhi market is also included! The tour guide will also give tips on how to save money in India. The tour ensures an all-inclusive experience with no extra fees.
This is more than just a food tour; it's a chance to see the real Delhi. See historical places, eat yummy food, and learn about Indian culture. The tour includes snacks, coffee, and tea to enjoy along the way.




Highlights
Taste Authentic Street Food: Try a variety of delicious and safe Indian street foods from shops that have been around for generations.
Visit a Sikh Temple's Kitchen: See where over 15,000 people eat for free every day and learn about selfless service.
Explore Asia's Largest Spice Market: Learn about different spices and how they are used in Indian cooking.
Enjoy a Rickshaw Ride: Experience the excitement of Old Delhi with a fun ride through the busy market.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers rave about the food, cultural experiences, and knowledgeable guides, making it a highly recommended tour of Old Delhi. Some find the crowds and walking tiring, but the overall experience is overwhelmingly positive.

Guests loved trying the different street foods and learning about their history.
Many enjoyed visiting the Sikh temple and seeing the large kitchen where free meals are prepared.
Visitors appreciated the guide's knowledge and ability to navigate the spice market.
Customers enjoyed the rickshaw ride through the busy market.
Some found the spice market to be a little overwhelming due to the crowds.
A few guests mentioned that the walking can be tiring for some.
The Journey
Old Delhi Street Food Joints
Taste a variety of delicious and safe Indian street food from multi-generational food joints, learning about their history, secret ingredients, and cultural significance.
Sikh Gurdwara (Temple)
Visit a historic Sikh Gurdwara and its community kitchen where over 15,000 people are fed for free every day, experiencing the joy of giving and selflessness.
Asia's Largest Spice Market
Explore Asia's largest spice market in Old Delhi, learning about various spices, their origins, uses, and significance in Indian cuisine and culture.
Jama Masjid (Mosque)
See the 370-year-old Jama Masjid, one of India's largest mosques, showcasing Mughal architecture and religious importance in Old Delhi.
Secret Spice Mansion
Visit a hidden spice mansion to learn more about the spice trade and the history of spice merchants in Old Delhi.
Red Fort (Outside View)
View the Red Fort from the outside, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a symbol of Mughal power and architecture in Delhi.
Historic Jain Temple
Visit a historic Jain temple in Old Delhi, learning about Jainism, its principles, and the temple's architecture and significance.
Chandni Chowk Bazaar
Experience the bustling atmosphere of Chandni Chowk, a historic market in Old Delhi known for its variety of goods, street food, and cultural experiences.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes onboard Wi-Fi, snacks, coffee, and tea. Tips are not included. This tour offers a complete Old Delhi experience. It includes trying different types of Indian street food, visiting a Sikh temple and its mega kitchen, and exploring Asia's largest spice market.
Hot Tip
Guests suggest wearing comfortable shoes for all the walking. It’s also a good idea to bring a camera to capture the colorful sights of Old Delhi. Also bring some cash in case you want to buy something in the spice market.