Bicycle Trails of Magnificent India

Experience the rich history of Old Delhi on a bike tour that takes you through the 1500-acre expanse of Shahjahanabad. See the Red Fort, Jama Masjid and the Spice Market, and get a glimpse into the regal chronicles of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan.

This tour takes you through the narrow alleys and traditional architecture of Old Delhi, giving you a unique perspective on the city's past and present. With its mix of history, culture, and excitement, the Shahjahan Tour is a must-do for anyone visiting Delhi.

Unveil the path of New Delhi's imperial past on this bike tour that takes you through the city's more recent history. Starting in the narrow lanes of Old Delhi, you'll ride through quaint government quarters and emerge into the spectacular views of the Presidential Palace, India Gate, and Connaught Place.

This tour is a comprehensive catalog of the lives of people who enjoy travelling around this magnificent capital . With its mix of history, architecture, and culture, the Raj Tour is a truly breathtaking ride.

Explore the mystical relationship between Old Delhi and the River Yamuna on this bike tour. Starting in the narrow lanes of Shahjahanabad, you'll ride along the walls of the Red Fort and find yourself on the quiet banks of the Yamuna at Nigambodh Ghat.

See the famous ghats and migratory birds, and experience the ritualistic devotion of the Hindus to the historic river. This tour is a true experience in the stimulating contradictions that is India.

Discover the soul of Sufi shrines on this South Delhi cycle tour that takes you through the many lives of "Dilli". Ride through the 700-year-old settlement of Nizamuddin and explore the city's many lanes, which are home to mystics, saints, poets, rebels, and forgotten kings. With its mix of history, culture, and spirituality, the Nizamuddin Tour is a unique and unforgettable experience. The tour includes tea and breakfast in the lush Lodhi Gardens and supports the local community through a partnership with the Hope Project NGO.