Journey to Delhi's Temples & Religious Sites with Ekaiva India Company
With its temples, mosques, gurudwaras, and cathedrals that reflect centuries of devotion, Delhi is more than just a capital city. The Delhi Temples & Spiritual Sites Tour by Ekaiva India Company provides a calm, enlightening voyage into India's rich spiritual legacy for anyone wishing to discover the city's essence through its many spiritual sites.

Discover Delhi's Divine Side
Delhi is one of the world's most spiritually diversified cities, despite its frequent association with politics and historical sites. The hallowed sites of several religions are combined in this special one-day tour, which deepens your understanding of India's multi-layered and inclusive spirituality.

Why Take This Tour with Ekaiva India Company?
Beyond simple sightseeing, the Ekaiva India Company specialises in immersive, customised, and personalised guided tours. Your spiritual journey becomes convenient and meaningful when you have comfy automobiles, trained guides, and professional drivers.

Beginning the Trip: Simple Hotel Pickup
A clean, air-conditioned private vehicle will pick you up in the morning from your hotel in Delhi, Noida, or Gurgaon to start your day. Your English-speaking guide will meet you and accompany you on the tour, sharing historical background, anecdotes, and observations.

First Stop: Akshardham Temple: A Contemporary Spiritual Wonder
One of the biggest Hindu temples in the world, Swaminarayan Akshardham, is a good place to start your trip. This temple honours Indian art, culture, and spirituality and is well-known for its stunning architecture, serene gardens, and heavenly exhibits.

Don't miss the boat ride that highlights India's traditional wisdom and values.

Stop 2: The Baháʼí House of Worship, Lotus Temple
Next, visit the well-known Lotus Temple, which is renowned for its serene atmosphere and distinctive lotus-flower architecture. The temple, which is open to all religions, represents equality and solidarity. There are no rituals or sermons—just peace—and visitors are urged to sit quietly and reflect.

Stop 3: The Chanting Haven at ISKCON Temple
The lively ISKCON Temple, also called the Hare Krishna Temple, is only a short drive away. Chanting monks, pulsating bhajans, and a blissful environment can all be found here. The temple also has a vegetarian Govinda's restaurant and a Vedic museum.

Stop 4: Sahib in Bangla Gurudwara: The Pinnacle of Sikh Hospitality
It's Gurudwara next. A prominent Sikh temple, Bangla Sahib is well-known for its golden dome and communal kitchen (Langar), which provides thousands of people with free meals every day. You can help out in the kitchen or just take in the Sikh faith's selfless service and serene spirituality.

Stop 5: Islamic Heritage Echoes at Jama Masjid
Next, go to Jama Masjid, the biggest mosque in India, which was constructed by Shah Jahan, the Mughal emperor. The tall minarets, red sandstone grandeur, and marble domes provide insight into Islamic history and architecture. Visitors who are not Muslims are welcome and are shown through the place with dignity.

Stop 6: City Serenity at Sacred Heart Cathedral
Your next spiritual destination is this stunning Roman Catholic church close to Connaught Place. Whatever your creed, the Sacred Heart Cathedral is a peaceful spot to reflect with its colonial architecture, stained-glass windows, and melancholy interiors.

Stop 7: Chhatarpur Temple: Magnificence and Devotion
Chhatarpur Temple, one of Delhi's biggest temple complexes, blends traditional South Indian and North Indian architectural designs. It is devoted to Goddess Katyayani and provides a roomy, hygienic setting for peaceful devotion.

Stop 8: Local Devotion in Action at Kalka Ji Mandir
Dedicated to Goddess Kali, this busy temple is among the oldest in Delhi. The atmosphere is filled with chants, prayers, and donations, so you can really sense the pulse of local devotion there. An ideal counterpoint to other temples' regimented serenity.

Savour your Sattvic lunch.
Enjoy a classic Sattvic vegetarian lunch at Govinda's or another calm restaurant next to the temple halfway through the tour. These dishes are prepared with love, devoid of onions and garlic, and intended to feed the body and spirit.

Bhairon Mandir or Yogmaya Temple are optional stops.
Depending on your enthusiasm and level of interest, Ekaiva can offer:

The Pandavas are credited with building Yogmaya Temple.

Bhairon Mandir is well-known for its unique alcohol offerings.

Both temples present distinctive aspects of Indian religion.

Returning to your hotel with a sense of calm
You will be left off at your hotel in the evening as the day comes to an end. You'll probably feel lighter, more in control, and incredibly connected—not just to Delhi, but to something bigger for that matter.

What Does the Tour Package Include?
A private automobile with air conditioning

An official English-speaking guide

Fees for entry (if applicable)

Light snacks and bottled water

Lunch for vegetarians

Both pickup and drop-off

Why This Tour Is Unique ✅ See 8+ important places of worship in a single day ✅ Travel comfortably and hassle-free ✅ Take an interfaith journey across Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, Hinduism, and Bahá'í beliefs ✅ Be accompanied by respectful and informed guides ✅ Adjustable pace and timetable

Ideal For: Those who are spiritual

Cultural tourists

Adherents and pilgrims

First-time tourists in Delhi

Those who enjoy meditation and peace

In conclusion
A tour through the spiritual centre of India, the Delhi Temples & Spiritual Sites Tour offered by Ekaiva India Company is more than just a sightseeing excursion. This tour guarantees an unparalleled experience of India's spiritual soul, regardless of your goals—inner serenity, cultural education, or a divine connection.

FAQs Q1: Is the tour appropriate for families or lone travellers?
Yes, it's perfect for families of all ages, couples, and lone travellers.

Q2: What attire is appropriate?
It is advised to dress respectfully and modestly. When visiting temples, it is best to cover your knees and shoulders.

Q3: Does the tour include meals?
Yes, there is a vegetarian sattvic lunch included.

Q4: Is it possible to customise the tour?
Of course! Depending on your time and interests, you can add or remove websites.

Q5: Is access to these sites restricted due to religious beliefs?
No. All religions are welcome on these places, although polite conduct and dress are required.