Ekaiva India Company's Tour of Delhi's Temples and Religious Places
In addition to being the capital of India, Delhi is a thriving hub of religion, spirituality, and ageless customs. The city is a spiritual haven thanks to its thousands of years' worth of shrines and religious sites that symbolize Buddhism, Sikhism, Islam, Hinduism, and Jainism. This divine diversity can be experienced in a single day of guided exploration with the Delhi Temples & Spiritual Sites Tour offered by Ekaiva India Company.

The Spiritual Tour of Delhi: Why Take It?
Ever ponder how the essence of several religions may coexist peacefully in one city? Delhi is a city that combines modern beliefs with historic devotion. Soul-seeing is the focus of this journey, not sightseeing.

Ekaiva's spiritual trail provides inspiration, calm, and wisdom at every turn, regardless of whether you're a dedicated pilgrim or an inquisitive tourist.

Hotel Collection: The Start of Your Spiritual Path
With a comfortable pickup from your hotel, the airport, or another preferred location in Delhi, Noida, or Gurgaon, the day begins. Along with a professional driver in a private, air-conditioned vehicle, you will have a qualified local guide who will explain not just the "what," but also the "why" of each stop.

The spiritual wonder of contemporary India, Akshardham Temple, is one of the highlights of the Spiritual Sites Tour.
A masterpiece of architecture and devotion from the twenty-first century, the majestic Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple is your first destination. Beyond just a temple, it's an experience with its exquisitely carved stones, lovely gardens, and serene courtyards.

Note: Cell phones and cameras are not permitted within the building.

2. Lotus Temple: The House of Worship for All
Designed to resemble a lotus in bloom, this architectural marvel is accessible to people of all faiths. Silent meditation is welcome at the Lotus Temple, a Baháʼí House of Worship, in a peaceful and united atmosphere.

3. A Sikh Hall of Service: Gurudwara Bangla Sahib
The most famous Sikh temple in Delhi, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, welcomes you to a world of selfless service and moving kirtans. Take advantage of the free communal lunch, known as langar, and the holy pond, known as sarovar.

4. ISKCON Temple: Prayer and Worship
Enter the Lord Krishna-devoted ISKCON Temple and experience the beat of bhakti. Participate in chanting mantras, aarti (rituals), or visit the Vedic museum that features tales from the ancient texts.

5. The Divine Colors of Hinduism at Laxminarayan Temple (Birla Mandir)
This magnificent temple is devoted to the goddess Lakshmi and the god Vishnu (Narayan). It combines modern creativity with traditional architecture and was constructed by the Birla family. The serene garden that envelops it enhances its allure.

6. The Magnificence of the Islamic Faith: Jama Masjid
The splendor of Mughal design and Islamic mysticism are reflected in Jama Masjid, one of India's biggest mosques. Climb its minaret for a broad perspective or just take in the serene prayers that reverberate throughout its spacious courtyard.

7. Jain Lal Mandir, Delhi's oldest Jain temple
The Jain Lal Mandir, well-known for its magnificent red sandstone construction and its bird hospital—a singular act of compassion—is located just across from the Red Fort.

8. Chhatarpur Temple: Spirituality of South India in the North
Dedicated to Goddess Katyayani, this expansive complex in South Delhi skillfully blends South Indian and North Indian architectural styles. It is encircled by peaceful green areas and is serene and holy.

Yoga or meditation are optional.
Are you interested in learning more? For a more intimate connection with your inner self, Ekaiva can arrange a yoga or meditation class with a guide at a temple or spiritual center.

Lunch Break: Vegetable Food
Spiritual pilgrimages are worthy of soul-stirring meals. At a clean, neighborhood bistro, you'll eat a healthy, vegetarian lunch. Request suggestions such as hearty thali, paneer meals, or cool lassi!

What Does the Tour Cover?
private vehicle driven by a skilled chauffeur

Collection and drop-off at the hotel

A certified guide that speaks English

All temples' entrance (where applicable)

water in bottles all day

Rickshaw rides near the temples of Old Delhi are optional.

Lunch will be vegetarian (optional).

Reasons for Selecting Ekaiva India for Temple Tours
Customized schedules: Go to temples that reflect your beliefs or areas of interest

Spiritual and respectful tone: Religious etiquette is taught to guides.

Traveling on time and safely is perfect for elderly, families, and single people.

Flexibility: Do you want to skip a stop or conduct a lengthier meditation? Simply state the word.

Multifaith comprehension: Discover how Delhi's religions live in harmony with one another

In Delhi, the Ideal Time for a Spiritual Tour
The comfortable weather from October to March is ideal for visiting temples. For the peaceful, holy atmosphere and to avoid crowds, mornings are ideal. Clothing that is modest is advised because certain temples have dress rules.

Items to Bring: Comfortable clothing that covers the knees and shoulders

Shoes that can be quickly removed at temple doorways

A shawl or scarf to cover the head at certain places

A bottle of water and sunscreen

An open mind and a curious heart

Final Thoughts: An Adventure That Fulfills Your Soul
With the Delhi Temples & Spiritual Sites Tour offered by Ekaiva India Company, you can experience the divine via rituals, storytelling, and quiet in addition to seeing temples. In a city where every street has a tale to tell and every prayer reverberates with centuries of devotion, this journey inspires you to stop, think, and rediscover your spiritual side. Allow your heart to be led by Ekaiva along hallowed pathways.

1. Can people who are not Hindu enter Hindu temples?
Yes, people of all religions are welcome at the majority of Delhi's Hindu temples as long as they behave respectfully.

2. Is there a way to tailor the trip to a certain faith?
Certainly! The itinerary is customized by Ekaiva to fit your cultural or spiritual inclinations.

3. When doing a temple visit, what should I wear?
You should dress modestly. Avoid wearing sleeveless tops or shorts. Some temples could need their heads covered.

4. Do temples require offerings or donations?
They aren't required. You are not required to contribute, but you are welcome to do so.

5. Is taking pictures inside temples permitted?
Some don't permit it, but others do. Each location will be explained by your guide.