This is a personalised tour conducted in private cars for both business and leisure travellers and can start on any day as per the choice of our guests.

Birla Mandir

This temple was build by G. D. Birla in 1938. This beautiful temple is located in the west of Connaught Place.The temple is dedicated to the goddess of prosperity and good fortune. The temple has well grafted gardens. It is also known as the Lakshmi Narayan Temple. The temple has been erected in Nagara style of architecture intermingled with modern influences. The temple is adorned with carvings that depict scenes from Indian mythology. Remarkable in its construction, 101 skilled pundits headed by Acharya Vishvanath Shastri were brought from Benares (Varanasi) to carve the idols of the temple. The temple has a number of artistic sculptures and its highest Shikhara stands 160 ft high above the sanctum sanctorum aspiring to touch the blue skies above. The temple is situated on a high platform and faces eastwards. The main chamber of the temple is dedicated to Lord Narayan and His consort, Goddess Lakshmi. Other smaller shrines in the temple are dedicated to Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, Lord Hanuman, the Holy Vedas and also, Lord Buddha. The icons of the temple have been brought from Jaipur and are made in marble. An artificial landscape has been created complete with mountains and gushing waterfalls adding to the scenic beauty of the temple.

Hanuman Mandir

Situated on Baba Kharak Singh Marg in Connaught Place, this temple is of little architectural importance but has a very large following of devotees who visit this temple, specially on Tuesdays, the day assigned to this particular God. The temple is famous for the varied stalls lined near its entrance selling bangles, jewellery and other articles of worship, along with the girls putting henna on your palms to beautify them. The original temple appears to have been constructed by Maharaja Jai Singh about the same times as the Jantar -Mantar, but has undergone large scale renewals since then.

The Lotus Temple

Bahai faith represents the equality of mankind and oneness of its soul. The same feeling has been successfully transcended into the beautifully and scientifically degined Bahai Temple, designed by Fariburz Sahba, an Iranian-born Canadian architect. The shape of the lotus flower is a symbol of purity throughout India and the number nine, which represents the highest digit and unity in the Bahai faith. There are nine pools that have been constructed on the elevated platform signifying the green leaves of the lotus flower. When seen from a short distance, it looks like a fabulous example of origami work. The interior, especially, the Hall of Worship, conforms to all Bahai temples and is so silent that even a low whisper echoes loudly in the structure. No religious icons are housed here except the copies of the Holy Scriptures and wooden pews. The construction of the temple was completed in 1986.

Iskcon Temple

The temple belongs to the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) raised to propagate the message of the Bhagwad Gita by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, the founder Acharya of the Hare Krishna movement. One of the 40 ISKCON temples in India, it is dedicated to Lord Krishna. The temple was completed in 1998 and is situated on a hilly region. One of the largest temple complexes, the spotlight of the temple is the Robot, who enacts and preaches the holy text of the revered book of Hindus, the Bhagwadgita.

The highest 'Shikhara' of the temple is 90-ft high and the hall is centrally air-conditioned. Aesthetically the temple is very beautiful and it has the statues of the two guards of 'Vaikunth' (the abode of Shri Krishna) at its entrance. The temple is adorned with some of the most beautiful paintings done by Russian artists on the Hindu deities such as Radha Krishna, Sita, Ram, Laxman, Hanuman and Chaitanya Mahaprabhu.

Chattarpur Mandir

The Chhatarpur Temple near Qutub Minar is one of the most popular Hindu temples around Delhi. It is spread over a wide area and has a very serene ambience. The temple presents a classic example of modern temple architecture that embodies extensive use of marble. The main Temple is dedicated to goddess Durga, while the devotees can also worship Shiva, Vishnu, Lakshmi or Ganesh in adjoining temples. During Durga Puja and Navratri festival days, this temple attracts a large number of devotees, who gather here to offer prayers. It is believed that tying a thread on a tree located in the temple will get your wishes fulfilled. There are discourses and prayers which any devotee can participate in. It is a big temple complex that represents both the South and North Indian style of architecture.

Akshardham Temple

The Akshardham Temple in Delhi, is the latest tourist attraction in India. The temple was inaugurated on November 7, 2005 and is situated on the banks of Yamuna river. The temple constructed under the patronage of the Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS), spreads over an area of 100 acres. The mega Akshardham Temple complex has well maintained lawns, adorned with water fountains and carved pavilions. The Akshardham temple is considered as one of the wonders of modern India.

The massive temple built of sandstone and marble is a blend of several architectural temple styles. The complex houses an 11 ft high, image of Swaminarayan at the centre of the main building. The palace like temple is built of around 12,000 tons of pink sandstone and white marble brought from Rajasthan. The temple consists of 234 delicately carved and ornate pillars. The temple houses 20,000 statues of Hindu deities and motifs. The temple is carved with the images of flora, fauna, Indian dances, musicians and Gods, which cover its surface from top to bottom.

Apart from the magnificent temple, the complex has two big exhibition halls, which depict India's cultural heritage and Indian moral values. The complex has an Imax cinema, a canteen and meditation gardens with fountains and bronze sculptures. Terms & conditions for this Tour

One can choose any four from the temples given above and plan their own itinerary.
A complete tour of Akshardham Temple takes four hours.
The full day tour will start at 9.30 A.M and finish by 5.30 P.M

Package includes:

Pick up and drop from hotel in New Delhi.
Services of an English speaking local guide.
Surface transportation in an air conditioned Car.
Sightseeing as per itinerary.
Parking, toll tax and all applicable taxes.

Package excludes:

Meals
Monument fees
Any other expenses of personal nature like tips, laundry, phone calls, alcoholic beverages etc