Join-in an enthralling journey exploring Delhi's incredible temples. Learn about India’s diverse religious traditions at Lotus, ISKCON, Akshardham, Birla temple and Gurudwara Bangla Sahib.
- Lotus Temple: The tour kicks off around 9 AM with a pick-up from your Delhi hotel. First off, you'll be accompanied to one of the prime tourist attractions of the city, Lotus Temple. It's a Bahai temple widely known for its spectacular white marble, lotus-like design, beautiful surrounding ponds, and serene atmosphere.
- ISKCON Temple Delhi: Next, you'll visit ISKCON Temple, a Hindu temple devoted to Lord Krishna. Once you are finished beholding this sacred spot, your next stop Akshardham Temple awaits.
- Swaminarayan Akshardham: Spread across hundred acres, Akshardham Temple has a Guinness World Record for being the biggest comprehensive Hindu temple. Upon arrival, you'll be told about the temple complex and the founder, Swaminarayan who was a prominent yogi and spiritual leader of his time.
- Gurudwara Bangla Sahib: Following this, our guide will take you to Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, the largest Sikh temple in Delhi. Learn about the Sikh religion, the lives of its followers, their hospitality, Langar service (24/7 community kitchen) and cheap diagnosis facilities provided at the Bangla Sahib.
- Laxmi Narayan Temple: At last, visit the Birla Temple also known as Laxminarayan Temple. This decades-old Hindu temple is dedicated to God Vishnu. The 3 hectares long temple complex also houses a shrine for Buddha, Ganesha, Laxmi, and many more. Sightsee to the fullest before heading back to your hotel.
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- Hotel pickup and drop
- Transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle
- Private live tour guide of your preferred language
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- Meals and drinks
- Tips/Gratuities
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Please dress modestly. Arms and legs must be covered by both men and women in order to enter places of worship.
- Shoes must be removed at most places of worship
- Comfortable walking shoes recommended
