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Delhi, the heart of India, holds gem of no parallel beyond the well-trodden circuits of grand forts, bustling bazaars, and famous monuments. Once you ditch the usual landmarks, you'd find a goldmine of options ranging from locally famous monuments associated with folklore, cultural festivals and celebrations, and a melting pot of film culture within the city. Through curated events, sightseeing tours, innovative travel packages, and the management of iconic spaces such as Dilli Haats, the Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation (DTTDC) continues to shape how residents and visitors experience the city. Initiatives like heritage walks, themed festivals, and the ‘Dekho Meri Dilli’ app make exploring Delhi more accessible, immersive, and engaging than ever. Here's all you need to know.
Beyond its celebrated landmarks, Delhi shelters numerous hidden treasures worth discovering. These include Moth Ki Masjid, a 15th-century mosque known for its intricate carvings; Mirza Ghalib Ki Haveli, the atmospheric residence of the famed Urdu poet; Chor Minar, a medieval tower wrapped in mystery; Isa Khan’s Tomb, a beautiful yet lesser-known Mughal monument; Agrasen Ki Baoli, the historic stepwell with an evocative ambience; and Bijay Mandal Fort, offering sweeping views from a rarely explored perch.
Delhi’s cultural calendar is brought to life through numerous fairs and festivals organised by DTTDC. The Garden Tourism Festival, Mango Festival, Food Festival, and Delhi Tourism Heritage Walk Festival each celebrate different aspects of the city’s traditions and tastes. Drawing visitors from across India and beyond, these events showcase the capital’s blend of heritage, entertainment, and culinary delight.
The Delhi Film Policy 2022 has further expanded the city’s creative landscape. By simplifying permissions through an E-Film Clearance Portal and Online Single Window Clearance System, the policy streamlines the filmmaking process while offering incentives such as subsidies and the Delhi Film Fund. Designed to elevate Delhi as a global filming destination, it strengthens local talent, boosts infrastructure, and opens new opportunities within the entertainment industry.
Exploring Delhi has become simpler with the ‘Dekho Meri Dilli’ mobile app, which consolidates information on monuments, markets, eateries, entertainment hubs, and curated itineraries ranging from half-day to six-day tours. Integrated with Google Maps, it assists with navigation and offers a special feature that highlights attractions, dining options, and public conveniences within a 5-km radius. Designed as a first-of-its-kind initiative, the app enhances tourism while supporting local food, hospitality, and entertainment businesses.
DTTDC’s heritage walks offer an immersive way to engage with the city’s past. Led by expert guides, these walks traverse iconic locations such as Mehrauli Archaeological Park, Hauz Khas, Ferozeshah Kotla, and Shahjahanabad. Other guided walks include Dekho Apna CP, Dilli Ka Dil Dekho, Food Walk Old Delhi, Nawabon kee Akhri Nishani- Safdarjung Tomb, Dilli ka Dil aur Worship Places, Roshne Dilli and Ek Shaam Shaheedon ke Naam unveai stories and lesser-known facets of Delhi’s long and layered history.
DTTDC also offers various tours such as same day Agra tour, sightseeing tour of Delhi, three-day Agra–Jaipur tour, two-day Haridwar-Rishikesh tour and two- day Mathura-Vrindavan-Agra-Fatehpur Sikri trip.
For bookings and more information, contact DTTDC’s Central Reservation Office: 011-23363607 / 011-23365358
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