Delhi Temples and Spiritual Sites Tour
Delhi, the heart of India, is not only known for its vibrant markets and ancient monuments but also for its deep-rooted spirituality and diverse religious heritage. A Delhi Temples and Spiritual Sites Tour offers a journey through the city’s most sacred spots, reflecting its cultural richness, architectural brilliance, and spiritual diversity.

This tour takes you beyond the bustling city streets and into tranquil spaces where faith, peace, and tradition come alive.

Why Take a Spiritual Tour in Delhi?
Experience India’s spiritual diversity firsthand.

Discover temples of Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, Buddhism, and Bahá’í Faith.

Admire stunning architecture, ancient rituals, and serene environments.

Enjoy a calm and introspective escape from the city buzz.

Morning Pickup and Start of the Tour (8:00 AM)
You’ll be picked up from your hotel or residence by a private car and guide. Get ready for a day of soul-enriching experiences, peaceful chants, intricate carvings, and a spiritual journey like no other.

1. Akshardham Temple – A Modern Spiritual Marvel
Start your day at Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple, one of the most visited spiritual complexes in the world. Built in 2005, this architectural gem showcases traditional craftsmanship with a modern touch.

Marvel at over 20,000 intricately carved deities and figures.

Watch the cultural exhibitions and Sahaj Anand Water Show.

Stroll through Yagnapurush Kund, the largest stepwell in the world.

Note: Cameras and phones are not allowed inside, so soak in the moment mindfully.

2. Lotus Temple – A Symbol of Unity
Next, visit the serene Lotus Temple, a Bahá’í House of Worship known for its distinctive lotus-shaped design. This peaceful sanctuary welcomes people of all religions and beliefs.

Meditate or sit in silence within the prayer hall.

Admire the white marble petals and tranquil gardens.

Learn about the Bahá’í principles of peace and oneness.

3. ISKCON Temple – Chant and Be Happy
Head to the ISKCON Temple in East of Kailash, one of the largest temples dedicated to Lord Krishna. The temple is vibrant with devotional songs, incense, and spiritual activities.

Join in the aarti (prayer ceremony) if you’re lucky.

Visit the Vedic museum and bookstore.

Grab a bite at Govinda’s vegetarian restaurant on-site.

4. Hanuman Temple, Connaught Place – A Touch of History
This ancient Hanuman Temple, believed to be one of the five temples from the Mahabharata era, is always bustling with devotees.

Known for the continuous chanting of “Shri Ram, Jai Ram”.

Admire the architecture and the peaceful vibe in the heart of the city.

5. Birla Mandir (Laxminarayan Temple)
Built by the industrialist Birla family, this temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. It was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi and is known for its Indo-Aryan style.

Large open courtyards and colorful shrines.

Peaceful environment despite being in the heart of Delhi.

Lunch Break (1:30 PM – 2:30 PM)
Enjoy a sattvic vegetarian meal at a local restaurant or temple canteen. It’s the perfect fuel for the rest of your spiritual journey.

6. Bangla Sahib Gurudwara – Sikh Hospitality and Peace
A must-visit spiritual landmark, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is famous for its golden dome, sacred pond (Sarovar), and Langar (community kitchen).

Witness the volunteer-led kitchen that feeds thousands daily.

Participate in the Langar, regardless of religion or background.

Walk barefoot through the peaceful marble courtyard.

7. Jama Masjid – Grand Mosque of Old Delhi
One of the largest mosques in India, Jama Masjid was built by Shah Jahan in 1656 and is a masterpiece of Mughal architecture.

Climb the minaret for panoramic views of Old Delhi.

Experience the vibrant energy and call to prayer.

Remember to dress modestly (robes available at the entrance).

8. Sacred Heart Cathedral – A Touch of Christianity
Near Connaught Place, visit the Sacred Heart Cathedral, one of Delhi's oldest and most prominent churches.

Admire the Italian-style architecture and stained glass.

Sit in peace or light a candle inside this tranquil place of worship.

9. Jain Temple in Chandni Chowk (Lal Mandir)
Right across Red Fort, this beautiful Digambar Jain temple is known for its red sandstone and Bird Hospital.

Learn about non-violence (Ahimsa) and Jain philosophies.

Visit the unique bird hospital that treats injured birds for free.

Evening Return (5:00 PM – 6:00 PM)
After a full day of spiritual discovery, your driver will drop you back at your hotel or desired location. You’ll feel refreshed, inspired, and a little more connected to the city and yourself.

What’s Included in the Tour
Private AC car with driver

Hotel pickup and drop-off

English-speaking guide (optional)

Bottled water

Entry assistance where required

What to Carry
Modest clothing (cover shoulders and knees)

Scarf or head covering for certain religious places

Comfortable walking shoes

Water bottle and sunscreen

Open mind and respectful attitude

Conclusion
A Delhi Temples and Spiritual Sites Tour isn’t just a sightseeing trip—it’s a soulful experience. From grand temples to quiet prayer halls, from ancient rituals to modern faith, you’ll see Delhi in its most divine and peaceful light.

It’s a perfect way to step into the spiritual heart of India, no matter your background or belief. Let the sounds of bells, chants, and prayers echo in your heart long after the tour ends.

FAQs
Q1: Is the tour suitable for all religions?
A: Absolutely! The tour is interfaith and welcomes people of all beliefs and backgrounds.

Q2: Are there any dress codes to follow?
A: Yes, modest clothing is recommended. Some sites require head coverings.

Q3: Can I participate in temple rituals?
A: Yes, respectfully. Your guide can help you understand customs and practices.

Q4: Is food provided at any of the sites?
A: Some places like Gurudwara Bangla Sahib offer free meals (Langar). Optional lunch stops are also included.

Q5: How long is the tour?
A: Typically 8–9 hours, covering major spiritual landmarks with breaks for meals and relaxation.