Sanjay Colony is a relatively small slum built on 25 acres of land located near the famous Bahá'í Lotus Temple and ISKCON Hare Krishna Temple. Originally built on forest land, this slum is surrounded by one of India's largest industrial areas and is home to approximately 50,000 people. Join an educational walking tour that aims to encourage conversation around the realities of living in slums. Come with an open mind and be prepared to debunk negative stereotypes surrounding slums. Observe the process of garment recycling and manufacture, one of the main industries in Sanjay Colony. It is also home to several other businesses, including automotive parts and electronics. Understand the complex social structure that exists within this community, and stop to wave at friendly children from the neighbourhood. You will also have a chance to visit a Hindu temple and a mosque. Learn about working and residential life and witness how despite the challenging living conditions it remains an area charged with positive energy and strong community.

Enjoy a 4-5 hour walk around Old Delhi in the company of an expert local guide who will help you discover the best foodie dishes in the city and their history. Visit 8-10 food joints and taste up to 17 different food dishes. Your guide, who is a chef, will teach you everything you need to know about local cooking ingredients in a specially designed introductory session.  You will also visit a few local kitchens and some of the oldest food stalls in the city. Learn more about various aspects of food including the history, ways of eating, tasting, cooking, and much more in an informative yet easy to understand way.

Art and Society have always had an interlinked relationship where one influences the other. Delhi, in the recent past, has seen a boom in the art sector where artists from all over the world and from India come together to create masterpieces for the public to enjoy. One such, very famous, example is that of Lodhi Art District which is Delhi’s first open-air street art district. At the very core of this district is the concept of rejuvenating the public spaces of the city with bright colors and murals inspired by nature, societal issues, iconic faces, etc. Come with us as we cycle our way through this neighborhood and understand Delhi from an artistic point of view (and of course, we’ll take care of all your social media need with lots of photography). The tour culminates with some delicious local food and memories to take home.

This food tour in New Delhi is for food explorers who want to enjoy food as well as learn the details of local cuisines, culinary culture and significance of food dishes. Guides in these food tours are chefs who have years of experience and detailed knowledge of food culture of the city making it a good way to learn about as well taste some great local food. We visit 6-8 shops in New Delhi which have been serving some local delicacies for decades and taste 12-17 food dishes. Food is a mix of traditional Indian dishes like dosa, chaat, tikka, julfi and some foreign items like dumplings, pastries and shakes. These food items are sourced from some of oldest and most popular food shops and is perfectly safe to eat. It is mainly vegetarian food with a few meat dishes which have been part of local culinary culture for centuries. It is possible to accommodate vegetarian and a few other dietary preferences.

Surprising--it is one of the words that best describes what Delhi is. As the capital city, one of the main delights that it offers is that it is a hub for textile (and yes that means shopping!!) where you’ll be able to fulfil all your desires of everything Indian in your wardrobe and this tour offers exactly that. We take you to one of the best kept secrets of Delhi when we talk about textiles--Shahpur Jat. Shah (wealth) pur (colony) Jat (a clan) meaning a locality of the rich jats, is an urban hub for all things textiles. This neighbourhood is filled with shops that show you the best of the best in every aspect possible. It also has a hidden secret of shops that offer you to see the step-by-step process of how a fabric is created from scratch and turned into a beautiful piece of garment. This may require you to get your hands dirty a little bit as we will stop to do a bit of dying and weaving--- giving you an overall experience of how the end product is made. The tour culminates with some food in our bellies and memories to take home