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Bhilai to Delhi: 4-Day Practical Holiday Plan (Includes Old Delhi, New Delhi & Optional Agra Day Trip)

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Day 1: Arrival & Relax

New Delhi, India on September 10, 2025

6:00am

Travel: Bhilai → Delhi (options)

Option A: Drive to Raipur (35–50 km, 45–60 min) and take a morning flight to Delhi (1.5–2h). Option B: Board an overnight train from Durg/Bhilai to New Delhi (14–16h) if you prefer sleeper train travel. Choose by comfort and budget.
INR3500-6000 (flight) or INR800-2500 (train), Varies (2h flight + transfer / 14h train)

11:00am

Hotel check-in & breakfast/brunch

Check into a centrally located hotel in Connaught Place / Khan Market for easy access; breakfast/brunch at the hotel or nearby at Saravana Bhavan (Connaught Place) for reliable South Indian food.
INR300-800, 1h30m

1:30pm

Lodi Gardens

A peaceful 15th–18th century garden dotted with tombs and wide lawns — great for a relaxed stroll after travel and good for photography. Open early morning to evening.
INR0, 1h30m

4:00pm

Explore Khan Market / Connaught Place

Walk around for shopping, cafés and bookshops; ideal for picking up travel essentials and light local shopping. Many shops open by 10:00 and stay until late evening.
INR0 (shopping extra), 1h30m

6:00pm

India Gate & Canter's/Street snacks

Visit India Gate lawns at sunset — open 24 hours; enjoy street corn, ice cream or stop at a nearby café for tea. Good photo spot with evening lights.
INR0-300, 1h

8:00pm

Dinner at The Imperial / Odeon Social / Local dhaba

For a memorable meal choose Indian Accent or Bukhara (book ahead) for fine dining, or Odeon Social / local Punjabi restaurant for hearty, budget-friendly fare.
INR500-4000, 1h30m

Day 2: Old Delhi Day

Old Delhi, New Delhi, India on September 11, 2025

7:30am

Breakfast: Paranthe Wali Gali

Start early in Chandni Chowk with stuffed parathas from Paranthe Wali Gali — an Old Delhi classic; arrive early to avoid larger crowds.
INR100-300, 45m

8:30am

Jama Masjid

Visit one of India’s largest mosques; climb the southern tower for panoramic views of Old Delhi. Mosque visiting times typically start early morning — modest dress recommended.
INR30-100 (entry/visitor fee for tower), 45m

9:30am

Red Fort (Lal Qila)

A UNESCO World Heritage site and iconic Mughal fort (generally open 9:30am–4:30pm). Explore museums, Diwan-i-Aam and Diwan-i-Khas; guided tours available.
INR35-500 (Indian/foreigner rates vary), 1h30m

12:30pm

Lunch: Karim's / Al Jawahar

Famous for rich Mughlai kebabs and curries near Jama Masjid — hearty, authentic Old Delhi flavours.
INR300-800, 1h

2:00pm

Chandni Chowk shopping & rickshaw tour

Wander the lanes for spices, textiles, and sweets; take a short cycle-rickshaw ride through narrow bazaars for the full Old Delhi experience.
INR0-400 (rides/shopping extra), 1h30m

4:00pm

Raj Ghat

A quiet memorial to Mahatma Gandhi on the banks of the Yamuna — peaceful and reflective. Usually open early morning to early evening.
INR0, 30m

6:30pm

Dilli Haat (INA)

Open ~11:00–22:00, Dilli Haat is a craft-and-food village showcasing regional handicrafts and food stalls — great for dinner choices and souvenirs.
INR30 (entry) + food cost, 2h

8:30pm

Dinner at Dilli Haat stalls

Try regional dishes (Rajasthani, Assamese, North-Eastern) under one roof; casual, flavorful and good for sampling multiple cuisines.
INR250-600, 1h

Day 3: New Delhi Monuments

South & Central Delhi, India on September 12, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast: Saravana Bhavan / Sagar Ratna (Connaught Place)

Fuel up with South Indian dosas/idlis or North Indian breakfast close to your hotel before a big day of sightseeing.
INR200-500, 45m

9:00am

Humayun's Tomb

A precursor to the Taj Mahal and a UNESCO site — walk the formal gardens and view well-restored Mughal architecture (typically open 6:00–18:00).
INR30-500, 1h30m

11:30am

National Museum or Rail Museum (choose)

National Museum (open ~10:00–17:00, closed Mondays) offers India’s civilisation history; Rail Museum (open ~9:30–17:00, closed Mondays) is family-friendly with vintage engines.
INR20-300 (depends on museum), 1h30m

2:00pm

Lunch: Andhra Bhavan / Khan Market café

Andhra Bhavan mess offers authentic and budget-friendly Andhra meals; Khan Market has cafés and bakeries if you prefer a relaxed urban lunch.
INR200-800, 1h

3:30pm

Qutub Minar

Tallest brick minaret and UNESCO site with surrounding ruins (typical opening 7:00–17:00); the complex rewards late-afternoon light for photos.
INR30-600, 1h

5:30pm

Lotus Temple (Bahá'í House of Worship)

Architectural landmark shaped like a lotus; open generally from 9:00–17:00 and closed on Mondays — check local calendar to ensure it's open before visiting.
INR0, 45m

7:30pm

Akshardham (optional evening visit)

Stunning modern temple complex with exhibitions and light-and-sound show; note Akshardham is closed on Mondays and entry security is strict (no electronics inside). Shows usually in the evening — buy tickets in advance.
INR170-400 (show + entry), 2h

9:30pm

Dinner: Indian Accent / Local favourite

For a splurge, Indian Accent or Bukhara needs advance booking; otherwise choose a popular local bistro in Khan Market for relaxed dinner.
INR700-4000, 1h30m

Day 4: Agra Day Trip / Departure

Option: Agra or Delhi, India on September 13, 2025

5:00am

Option A — Early Agra by car/train

Drive (~3–4h) or take the Gatimaan/fast train to Agra for a sunrise visit to the Taj Mahal (Taj open 6:00–18:00, closed Friday). Plan to leave very early to maximize time in Agra and return same day if needed.
INR3000-6000 (car) or INR700-1500 (train), 3h30m (one way)

6:30am

Taj Mahal (if Agra chosen)

Sunrise at the Taj is magical — early arrival avoids crowds and heat; carry water and sun protection. Note: Taj Mahal is closed on Fridays for congregational prayer.
INR50-1300, 1h30m

9:00am

Agra Fort & Mehtab Bagh

Visit Agra Fort (UNESCO site) and Mehtab Bagh across the river for different perspectives of the Taj.
INR40-500, 1h30m

1:00pm

Lunch in Agra or return to Delhi

Try Petha and Mughlai cuisine in Agra; if returning to Delhi, stop en route for lunch or wait until you reach Delhi.
INR300-800, 1h

5:00pm

Option B — Relaxed Delhi day & Shopping

If not doing Agra, spend the day at Khan Market, Janpath, or Select Citywalk for shopping and souvenirs; enjoy a leisurely lunch and head to the airport/train station in the evening for return to Bhilai/Raipur.
INR0-2000 (shopping/food), 4h

8:00pm

Return travel: Delhi → Bhilai (via Raipur or train)

Catch an evening flight from IGI to Raipur (connect to Bhilai) or an overnight train from NDLS/NZM to Durg/Bhilai if you booked rail. Ensure you leave with enough time for airport check-in or train boarding.
INR3500-6000 (flight) or INR800-2500 (train), Varies
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