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From Old Delhi street food to peaceful garden walks, these are a few of the places we would make time for near the wedding.
Red Fort & Old Delhi
Central Delhi
Walk the lanes of Chandni Chowk, eat parathas at Paranthe Wali Gali, and explore the Mughal-era fort. Best visited on a weekday morning.
View on Google Maps ↗Delhi Food Trail
City-wide
From chaat at Haldiram's to butter chicken at Moti Mahal to street biryani in Nizamuddin — Delhi is a food city unlike any other. Ask us for our personal list!
View on Google Maps ↗Akshardham Temple
East Delhi
A breathtaking modern temple complex with intricate stone carvings, water shows, and serene gardens. No electronics allowed inside.
View on Google Maps ↗Shopping
Various
Sarojini Nagar for budget finds, Dilli Haat for handcrafts and regional food, and Khan Market for curated boutiques and bookstores.
View on Google Maps ↗Lodhi Garden
South Delhi
A tranquil park dotted with 15th-century tombs. Perfect for a morning walk or an afternoon escape from the city's energy.
View on Google Maps ↗National Museum
Rajpath, Delhi
Over 200,000 artefacts spanning 5,000 years of Indian history. The Harappan Gallery and the Mughal miniature paintings are unmissable.
View on Google Maps ↗Humayun's Tomb
Nizamuddin, Delhi
The architectural precursor to the Taj Mahal, set in formal Mughal gardens. Far less crowded and equally stunning — a hidden gem.
View on Google Maps ↗Beyond Delhi
Extend Your Adventure
If you have extra time before or after the wedding, consider adding one of these iconic destinations to your India itinerary.
Agra & the Taj Mahal
For an unforgettable day beyond Delhi, visit the Taj Mahal and explore Agra’s Mughal-era history.
View on Google Maps ↗Jaipur, Rajasthan
The Pink City is known for its royal palaces, colourful markets, and striking desert architecture.
View on Google Maps ↗Need a Hand Planning Your Trip?
If you are interested in support with your travel plans, Jenna & Shrey have a connection with a travel agent who is well-equipped to help organize travel for guests coming to India.