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1 Delhi Heritage Walk
Although there are many heritage monuments dotted around the city, I think the Heritage Walk is an excellent way to connect the historical dots, since the walks are themed. That way, you learn what one monument has to do with another, as it was intended all those years ago. Walks can be customized to your areas of interest.�
2 Hop On Hop Off
If you’d prefer cruising down the roads rather than walking them, you’ll love the HOHO bus service. After all, if you’re going to get familiar with the city’s traffic snarls, you may as well do so in an air-conditioned guided tour that has nearly stops to cover in a day (in this case, on the Red Route.) Passes are valid for 24 hours and buses run every 45 minutes.
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3 Segway Tour
Rashtrapati Bhavan is the most regal part of town, home to beautiful, stately buildings where the political decision-makers congregate. That’s probably what makes this 45-minute tour on a Segway even more fun: you get to whizz about town where others fear to tread. The tour includes a quick training session, helmet, elbow and kneepads.
4 Delhi Food Walks
As many people will attest, the best route to a city’s heart may run through your stomach. DFW was started by one man on a mission to discover Delhi through its delicacies, and ended up discovering the strong sense of community that emerges from foods in certain neighborhoods. Pick a theme, or ask for a customized experience; food walks are hygienic and leftover meals are donated to those who need it.
5 Delhi by Cycle
If you’ve eaten your fill on the previous tour, you may want to work it off by cycling through town. On this tour, your group of up to nine people is accompanied by a friendly tour guide in bright orange, who will maintain a nice pace as you pedal through Old or New Delhi. Just like riding a bicycle, this tour will be something that isn’t easy to forget.
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