Delhi Shopping & Tuk Tuk Tour

Next, head to Dilli Haat, an open-air craft bazaar where artisans from all over India bring their best handmade goods. Discover Madhubani paintings, Rajasthani textiles, Kashmiri shawls, tribal jewelry, and woodcrafts — all government-certified and fixed-price. This curated space allows you to explore India’s diverse regions through their traditional crafts without leaving Delhi.

By midday, step into a vibrant world of honking chaos, buzzing bazaars, and cultural color as your private decorated tuk tuk whisks you into the beating heart of Old Delhi. This is where your real adventure begins — up-close, noisy, fast, and unforgettable.

Your first stop in Old Delhi is the iconic Chandni Chowk, a centuries-old market where Mughal grandeur meets everyday hustle. Explore lanes filled with zari-embroidered sarees, sequined lehengas, and bridal finery. Don’t miss tasting jalebis from a 100-year-old shop or trying aloo chaat from a legendary cart. This is pure sensory overload — and it’s magnificent.

Just a few turns away lies Dariba Kalan, a glittering street famous for silver jewelry, antique pieces, and uncut gemstones. Whether you’re hunting for an heirloom necklace or a quirky toe ring, this street has treasures hidden in tiny shops that have been around since the 17th century.

Venture into Katra Neel, a bustling fabric market where every lane is lined with textiles — brocades, silks, cottons, chiffons — stacked floor to ceiling. It’s a favorite of designers and brides-to-be. Whether you’re getting something stitched locally or just stocking up for souvenirs, this is the place to indulge in rich Indian fabrics.

A short tuk tuk ride away is Khari Baoli, Asia’s largest spice market. Climb to a secret rooftop and watch as porters carry sackloads of cardamom, red chilies, and turmeric through narrow lanes. Inside a heritage shop, enjoy a guided spice-tasting and have a custom masala blend created just for you. It’s a magical assault on the senses — in the best way.

Next, stop at the bustling Meena Bazaar, located near Jama Masjid. Here, shop for colorful bangles, embroidered dupattas, handcrafted juttis (Indian shoes), and even get a quick henna design on your hand. It’s fast-paced and vibrant — and a perfect place for affordable accessories.

Wind down your tour with a peaceful pause at Agrasen Ki Baoli, a 14th-century stepwell tucked behind Connaught Place. Sip hot masala chai while admiring the dramatic step architecture and reflecting on the kaleidoscope of sights, scents, and stories you’ve experienced throughout the day.

As the tuk tuk portion concludes, you’ll be picked up by a comfortable private car for a smooth, air-conditioned ride back to your hotel. Along the way, you’ll receive a special farewell gift: a custom cloth bag filled with spice samples, a market keepsake, and a fun “Tuk Tuk Passport” signed by your driver — a perfect memento of your immersive Delhi bazaar journey.