Ekaiva India Company's Tour of Delhi's Temples and Spiritual Sites
Delhi is a spiritual trip rather than merely a city. The Ekaiva India Company's Delhi Temples & Spiritual Sites Tour transports you through the heart of India's capital, whether your interests are in tranquilly, history, or cultural diversity. This tour combines spirituality, architecture, and inner peace in a balanced way, visiting both ancient Hindu shrines and contemporary wonders and sacred sites of other faiths.

This is the tour for you if you want something more than just sightseeing—something that speaks to your spirit.

What Is Unique About This Tour?
This tour of the city is not like any other. With the help of local experts, it's a heartfelt tour of some of Delhi's most sacred sites. In addition to ensuring that you visit these locations, Ekaiva makes sure that you comprehend their cultural background, rituals, and deeper importance.

Included on the tour are:

Private vehicle with air conditioning

An approachable and informed guide

Adjustable schedule

Calm, engrossing encounters

Highlighted Spiritual Attractions: 1. Akshardham Temple: A Contemporary Wonder
Visit the magnificent architectural and devotional wonder, Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple, to begin your day. Its elaborately carved masonry, spiritual exhibitions, gardens, and a captivating water show (available in the evening) give it a timeless atmosphere despite its recent construction.

Please note that cameras and phones are not permitted inside.

2. Lotus Temple: A Unity Symbol
The calm Lotus Temple, which resembles a lotus blossom in bloom, comes next. It is accessible to individuals of all faiths and is a part of the Baháʼí faith. There is a lot of solitude here, so you can sit and meditate or just enjoy the peace.

ISKCON Temple: Connect and Chant
East of Kailash is the vibrant centre of Krishna devotion known as the ISKCON Temple (Sri Sri Radha Parthasarathi Mandir). Visit the spiritual bookshop, take in the captivating kirtans, or dine at the vegetarian Govinda's restaurant.

4. Laxminarayan Temple, or Birla Mandir: An Arrangement of Architecture and Devotion
Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi are the subjects of Birla Mandir, one of Delhi's most well-known temples. This temple was opened by Mahatma Gandhi and is open to people of all religions and castes. It is a must-see because of its vibrant design and serene atmosphere.

5. The Activities of Sikh Spirituality at Bangla Sahib Gurudwara
This exquisite white marble The serene atmosphere, volunteer work, and the revered sarovar (pond) are the main features of Sikh Gurudwara. On a daily basis, thousands of people are fed by the langar, or community kitchen, where you can even volunteer.

Before you enter, remember to take off your shoes and cover your head.

6. Hanuman Mandir: A Place of Devotion in the City Centre
Connaught Place is home to this historic Hanuman Temple, which is constantly crowded with worshippers. This temple, which is thought to be one of the five from the Mahabharata period, is an ideal place to see live devotion in action.

7. The Peaceful Jama Masjid In the middle of turmoil
Jama Masjid, Delhi's largest mosque, combines Mughal opulence with spirituality. Even in the middle of the crowds, its enormous courtyards and spiritual energies provide a sense of tranquilly despite being a major Islamic religious site.

Inside, women may be provided with robes, and modest clothing is expected.

8. The Sufi Magic of Nizamuddin Dargah
Visit the Nizamuddin Dargah, where Sufi saint Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya is buried, if you have the time. The spiritual music performed outdoors at sunset qawwali is very enchanting if you're fortunate enough to visit.

Adjustable Stops
Do you wish to examine Yogmaya Mandir, chhatarpur temple, or Kalkaji temple? You can alter the journey with Ekaiva according to your values, passions, and schedule.

Soulful and Satvik for lunch
A Satvik or pure vegetarian restaurant will be your next destination, depending on your tastes. Among the popular choices are:

Govinda's at ISKCON

Select Citywalk's Sattvik Restaurant

Haldiram's for little meals

Enjoy a Comfortable Journey
What is your own vehicle?

Complete air conditioning

Spacious and tidy

Prompt, courteous, and professionally driven

In addition to providing water and snacks, your guide makes sure the trip is serene and easy from beginning to end.

Reasons for Selecting Ekaiva India Company?
Spiritual wisdom from regional authorities

Comfortable, hygienic, private transportation

Itineraries are flexible—no hurried sightseeing

A courteous and welcoming encounter

Excellent service at a reasonable price

Ekaiva makes sure your trip is memorable and meaningful, regardless of whether you're a traveler, seeker, or simply inquisitive.

Ideal Time to Go on the Tour
Temples in Delhi can be visited all year round, however the best times to avoid crowds and heat are in the mornings and evenings. The nice weather during the winter months of October through March adds to the enjoyment of the trip.

This tour is for whom?
seekers of spirituality

Couples and single passengers

Families seeking a relaxing day out

Those who enjoy architecture and culture

Does anyone want to escape the cacophony?

What to Bring and Wear Comfortable, modest apparel

For the Dargah and Gurudwara, head covering

Shoes that are easy to remove

Hand sanitiser and a drink of water

An open and serene heart

In conclusion,
More than just a sightseeing tour, the Delhi Temples & Spiritual Sites Tour by Ekaiva India Company provides a spiritual experience. Every destination, whether it be an ancient rite or a contemporary sanctuary, speaks to a different aspect of your soul. This is a day you will remember long after your trip is over, thanks to the convenience of private transportation and the friendliness of local guides.

As you traverse hallowed spaces, take in the sound of prayers, and re-establish a connection with your inner self, let the bustle of Delhi dissolve.

1. Can the tour be completed in a half-day?
Yes, Ekaiva provides half-day choices that can be customised to fit your schedule.

2. Do all temples allow non-Hindus?
While some mosques or temples may have restricted portions, the majority are accessible to everyone.

3. Does a dress code exist?
Yes, it is advised to dress modestly. Some places need head coverings.

4. Am I allowed to join an aarti or spiritual ceremony?
Yes! If you would like, your guide can schedule an aarti or prayer session during the visit.

5. Are all locations open to photography?
While photography is permitted in most places, it is prohibited in Akshardham and certain places of worship. Accordingly, your guide will offer advice.