Reliable South Indian vegetarian breakfast in central Delhi; light, quick and ideal before a morning of sightseeing. They generally open by 7:00–7:30am.
UNESCO-listed tower complex illustrating early Afghan architecture and Delhi Sultanate history; good for a quieter morning visit. Typical opening hours: 7:00am–5:00pm.
Iconic Mughlai cuisine near Jama Masjid known for kebabs and curries; great to taste local flavours. Kitchen generally serves from late morning through night (approx 11:00am–11:00pm).
Visit one of India's largest mosques then wander bustling Chandni Chowk lanes for street shopping and sights; Jama Masjid prayers restrict access briefly at prayer times but it's open around 7:00am–12:00pm and 1:30pm–6:30pm (check on Fridays).
Late-afternoon drive through New Delhi's ceremonial axis for photos and orientation of the city layout; public access areas are open but interiors require permits.
Mughal masterpiece and UNESCO site — best seen at sunrise or early morning for softer light and fewer crowds; open every day except Friday, generally from sunrise (~6:00am) to sunset (~6:30pm) (confirm seasonal times).
UNESCO site built by Emperor Akbar with Jama Masjid, Buland Darwaza and royal palaces; open generally 6:00am–6:00pm and worth 1–2 hours for highlights.
Famous pink sandstone façade of the Palace of Winds; the exterior is best photographed in late afternoon light. The small museum inside typically opens 9:00am–4:30pm, so evening is mainly external viewing.
Rajasthani village-themed resort offering food, folk performances and crafts — a fun way to experience local culture; open evenings (check seasonal start times, commonly from 7:00pm).