Journey to Delhi's Temples & Religious Sites with Ekaiva India Company
Searching for an enlightening voyage through the spiritual core of India? Your ideal getaway into the calm and sacred is the Delhi Temples & Spiritual Sites Tour offered by Ekaiva India Company. Some of India's most magnificent temples and sacred locations may be found in Delhi, a city that is a mingling pot of cultures, religions, and customs. This full-day guided trip has something for everyone, whether you're looking for tranquilly, a fan of architecture, or just interested in India's rich spiritual heritage.

Why Go to Spiritual Delhi?
Delhi is India's spiritual centre, where history and divinity converge, in addition to being the country's political capital. The city captures the spirit of India's religious diversity with its centuries-old temples and mosques as well as its contemporary religious wonders.

Your spiritual vacation with Ekaiva India Company is intended to be an immersing experience full of blessings, inner calm, and stories rather than only being a tourist excursion.

Highlights of the Tour
Let's take a heavenly diversion by some of the most recognisable and serene religious sites in Delhi.

1. Akshardham Temple: A Contemporary Devotional Wonder
One of the biggest Hindu temples in the world, Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple, is the ideal place to begin your adventure. This architectural marvel combines contemporary grandeur with age-old workmanship.

Admire the elaborately carved domes and pillars.

Wander through serene gardens with fountains that play music.

Enjoy the Sahaj Anand Water Show if you have the time.

Note: To further enhance the spiritual atmosphere, photography is not permitted inside.

2. Lotus Temple: A Sign of Harmony
The Lotus Temple is a Baháʼí house of worship that is fashioned like a lotus in blossom. It is a peaceful place for prayer, meditation, and introspection that is accessible to people of all religions.

Silence and harmony, without rituals or sermons

Beautiful white marble patterns surrounded by verdant grounds

3. ISKCON Temple: The Centre of Devotion to Krishna
For followers of Lord Krishna, the ISKCON Temple, located east of Kailash, is a must-see. It is a thriving centre of Vaishnavism, with kirtans, spiritual music, and an interesting museum.

Take part in live bhajans or Aarti.

For Gita lessons and lively performances, go to the Vedic Expo.

4. The Best of Sikh Hospitality at Bangla Sahib Gurudwara
Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, one of Delhi's most serene locations, extends a warm welcome to everyone and provides free food (Langar).

Experience the serenity around the revered Sarovar (pond).

Take a look at the community kitchen in operation.

As a symbol of respect, cover your head and take off your shoes.

5. Jama Masjid: An Icon of Magnificence
The largest mosque in India, the Jama Masjid, is a must-see for anybody interested in Delhi's spirituality. It is a representation of Mughal spirituality and was constructed by Shah Jahan in the 17th century.

To get a comprehensive picture of Old Delhi, ascend the minaret.

Observe the aura during prayer times (visitors who are not Muslims should refrain from coming on Fridays).

6. Chhatarpur Temple: The Giant of South Delhi
The Chhatarpur Temple complex features both North and South Indian temple styles and is devoted to the Goddess Katyayani.

Calm settings within a large complex

Traditional design and exquisite marble idols

7. The Meeting Point of Modern and Traditional at Birla Mandir (Laxminarayan Temple)
Birla Mandir, which was constructed in the early 1900s, is devoted to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi.

Ideally situated for a central spiritual stop, close to Connaught Place

Pleasant, tidy, and frequently less congested

A snapshot of the tour itinerary
8:00 AM is the start time.
Time of End: 6:30 p.m.
Time: roughly ten hours
Pickup/Drop-off Location: Your residence or hotel in Delhi or the NCR
Transport: chauffeured private air-conditioned car
Guide: a spiritual specialist who speaks English

What Does It Include?
A professional driver in a private vehicle

Hotel pickup and drop-off

Fluent in English and a licensed tour guide

Light snacks and bottled water

Fuel, parking, and tolls

Support at all places of worship

Optional Extras Customary lunch at a vegetarian (sattvic) restaurant

Readings from an astrologer in the area

Aarti experience in the evening (if accessible)

Ekaiva India Company: Why Choose It? ✅ profound spiritual and cultural understanding

✅ A customisable and adaptable schedule

Experience travelling in comfort

✅ Kind and informed guides

All-inclusive, reasonably priced

Ekaiva guarantees that your journey will be both smooth and spiritually energising.

The Ideal Time to Go on the Tour
Morning: Calm atmosphere, reduced people

Temples are usually quieter on weekdays.

October through March is a good time of year to visit temples.

Advice for Passengers
Wear modest clothing, covering your knees and shoulders.

Bring a shawl or scarf when you enter a temple.

Before entering mosques and temples, take off your shoes.

Show consideration for ongoing rites and prayers.

Always get permission before taking pictures because certain websites don't allow it.

In conclusion
A tranquil spiritual haven in the middle of the bustle of the city, the Delhi Temples & Spiritual Sites Tour offered by Ekaiva India Company is more than just a sightseeing excursion. This journey delivers a meaningful and fulfilling experience, regardless of your goals—a day of peace, cultural education, or a supernatural connection.

Allow Ekaiva to lead you on this heavenly tour around one of the holiest towns in India.

1. Is the tour appropriate for tourists who are not religious?
Indeed! All religions are welcome, and the purpose of the tour is to examine spirituality and architecture.

2. Are admission costs covered?
The majority of religious websites are free, and you can add exhibitions or special donations based on your interests.

3. Can we change the schedule to suit our preferences?
Of course. Ekaiva provides trips that are completely customisable.

4. Does the tour include food?
A vegetarian lunch is an optional addition.

5. Do women have to wear head coverings?
only at specific locations, such as Jama Masjid and Gurudwara Bangla Sahib. Typically, head coverings are available at the door.