The Turkman Gate is so called because it lies near the Tomb of Shah Turkman. It is one of the four existing surviving gates of Shahjahanabad built during the reign of Shah Jahan in the 17th century.

Pause outside Jama Masjid- a stunning 17th-century masterpiece built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Take in the peaceful atmosphere of this iconic landmark and enjoy a refreshing lassi nearby.

Chandi Chowk is one of India’s famous historic streets. Step into a vibrant mix of heritage, colours, shops and daily life, which was once designed as a royal Mughal boulevard by Princess Jahanara; an essential experience for anyone visiting Delhi.

Explore a historic jewellery market known for its fine silver, traditional designs, and gemstone pieces. This lively lane offers a colourful glimpse into India’s deep connection with craftsmanship and adornment.

Built using red stones in 1650, by one of Emperor Shah Jahan’s wives, Fatehpuri Masjid (mosque) is a symbol of Mughal and Indo-Islamic architecture. Experience a quiet moment of reflection at Fatehpuri Mosque, where timeless Mughal architecture meets the vibrant energy of Old Delhi’s streets just outside.

Visit Asia’s biggest spice market, Khari Baoli, and learn about the spices and chillies that various invaders of India brought to the country and which are now so prominent in Indian cuisine.

Visit Ajmeri Gate, a historic entrance to Old Delhi’s walled city, and see how the streets around it are alive with local shops, street vendors, and daily life. Its sturdy Mughal-era architecture makes it a great spot to appreciate history while observing the vibrant energy of the neighbourhood today.