Meet our expert local guide outside the "Lal Quila" metro station, our guide immersed in the local history and culture of Old Delhi will brief you about the secrets to be unravelled. Walk past the twin temples of "Red Temple", a Jain minority sect temple & "Shiva Temple", a Hindu temple. Then suddenly a "Sikh" temple with a giant bulging golden dome will emerge. On the opposite side is standing a British-era Church with a functioning missionary school.

Pass by an enormous jewellery market known as "Dariba Kalan" selling handcrafted jewels and precious stones. We then take a left turn and enter "Parantawali Gali" (bread-makers alley) be surprised to see breads of different enormous sizes for sale and being devoured by the food buffs, it is believed that no one can completely eat a single bread completely due to its size and richness. Very near to it is a complex of Mughal era mansions known as "Nau Ghara" literally meaning 09 homes. The residents here descend from the erstwhile Mughal era merchant families and they continue to run their mercantile business of clothes and apparel.

Now we are entering Most ancient and nicely maintained haveli of this place "Mirza Ghalib haveli", who was a famous and noted Mughal courtier and an amazing poet. Many of his famous poems depicting Indian freedom struggle against the Colonials are being hung for your ready reference and click.

Finally, we are find ourselves before a flight of giant stairs and sandstone steps of "Jama Mosque", the biggest mosque of India built by the builder of Taj Mahal " The Shah Jahan". After visiting the mosque our Rickshaw and our guide will drop you back at the "Lal Quila" metro station to conclude the tour.