Delhi
Dreaming of Delhi? This city is to be experienced with all the senses - visit the largest mosque in all of Asia and Gandhi's last resting place. Explore India gate, the Marayan Temple and Humayuns Tomb in New Delhi.
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Delhi day trips and mini adventures
| Experience | Description |
|---|---|
| Golden Triangle - get 10% 5 days NOW fr £370  |
▪ Four nights hotel accommodation with breakfast ▪ Private transport: Delhi – Agra – Jaipur – Delhi ▪ Sightseeing tours including entrance fees This action packed trip packs more punches than a Vindaloo. You’ll explore India’s highlights; the most popular cities in the country’s northwest: Old and New Delhi, Agra and Jaipur - where astonishing cultural and historical splendour can be found ever ywhere. Savour the mystical romance of the Taj Mahal - it’s not just its stunning architecture that captures the imagination but also the romantic back story of this UNESCO World Heritage Site... |
| Delhi Welcome Pack 3 days fr £153  |
Don’t land in Delhi, jump into a taxi and risk bein g ripped off. You’ll be met at the Airport and taken to a central, clean and comfy hotel. Spend your second day being expertly guided around both Old and New Delhi with an English speaking guide. See the dramatic Red Fort, Jama Masjid and medieval-"avoured bazaars of Old Delhi before relaxing with a frothy coffee in modern New Delhi. On Day 3 you have a safe transfer back to the airport for your onward "ight. Go for our simple standard or upgrade the comfort at a smart or stylish hotel. |
| Teach Children in New Delhi 14 days fr £419  |
▪ Volunteer at various local youth shelters ▪ Immerse yourself into the facsinating culture of India ▪ Walk through Chandni Chowk markets and test your haggling skills Located in the heart of New Delhi, this project pro vides support to children living and working on the streets of this bustling city. The project has four shelters and seven care-centres, with over 3,500 children seeking help every year. These children arrive without a home, family or possessions and in most cases seek shelter to protect themselves from violence, hunger and abuse. In addition to basic health care, food and shelter, the project provides computer, photography, theatre and art workshops to help grow the children’s con$dence and skills. With programmes ranging from literacy and vocational training to arts and sports, volunteers are able to share their own skills and experience. |
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