Tour by Ekaiva India Company Delhi Temples and Spiritual Sites
Delhi is a spiritual mosaic not only the political capital of India. From historic temples to contemporary venues of worship, every area of Delhi whispers prayers and echoes chants. A soul-stirring trip to the most famous spiritual sites in Delhi, the Temples and Spiritual Sites Tour by Ekaiva India Company is This trip is for you whether your goals are spiritual pulse of India, cultural awareness, or mental calm.

Why Would One Want a Spiritual Tour of Delhi?
Delhi, with centuries of history and religious tolerance, boasts Hindu temples, Sikh gurdwaras, Jain sanctuaries, Islamic dargahs, and Baháʻ� halls of worship—all coexisting in divine equilibrium. A spiritual trip is about feeling the energy, architecture, rituals, and deep-rooted culture that ties people here, not only about seeing holy sites.

Regarding EKaiva India Company
Ekaiva India specializes in well chosen, individual trips all throughout India. Expert guides, easy transportation, and adaptable schedules help you to really experience spirituality free from hurry or ambiguity. This is a guided tour into tranquility and purpose, not your usual sightseeing trip.

Akshardham Temple: The Modern Marvel Top Temples & Spiritual Sites in Delhi
Visit the modern architectural wonder created without steel, Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple, first. It combines devotion, art, and culture. Discover the central temple, gardens, and cultural displays including the boat trip across historic Indian finds.

Not permitted inside are cameras and phones. There are lockers present.

2. Lotus Temple: Unity Symbolic Agent
Designed like a lotus, this Baháʼí House of Worship welcomes persons of many religions. One of the most serene locations in Delhi, the silence within is really deep.

Tip: For a more subdued atmosphere, steer out of busiest midday hours.

3. ISKCON Temple: The Ch chanting capital
This shrine honoring Lord Krishna humbs with fervor. See live bhajans, communicate with followers, and maybe even go evening aarti. Another great vegetarian feast comes from the in-house Govinda's restaurant.

4. Birla Mandir (Laxminarayan Temple) – a Representation of National Devotion
Dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu, this temple, constructed by the Birla family and opened by Mahatma Gandhi, It is also well-known for advancing spiritual equality—everyone is welcome here.

Five Gurudwara Bangla Sahib: The Sikh Experience
The sacred sarovar (pond) and quiet prayer hall of this magnificent white marble Sikh gurdwara are well-known. Not miss the langar, a free communal dinner cooked and presented by volunteers. On a platter are humility, compassion, and spirituality.

Six: Jama Masjid, the biggest mosque in India
Rising as a magnificent specimen of Mughal design, this mosque can accommodate more than 25,000 people. Ascending the southern minaret will provide a panoramic perspective of Old Delhi. Dress modestly; women will find scarves provided.

7. Chhatarpur Temple - Combining Grandeur with Tradition
Goddess Katyayani is honoured in this vast temple complex in South Delhi. It comes alive at Navratri and combines North and South Indian architecture.

8. Sacred Heart Cathedral—a Christian Spiritual Rest Stop
This lovely Roman Catholic Church is quiet, friendly, and accessible to all religions close to Connaught Place. It is a calming halt because of the stained glass and quiet surroundings.

optional additions with time-permission
Known for their qawwalis, Nizamuddin Dargah is a Sufi shrine.

Jain Temple Lal Mandir: Not far from Red Fort, distinguished by its bird hospital

One of the first Hanuman temples in India, Hanuman Mandir is near Connaught Place.

Included in the Tour is a private air-conditioned automobile driven by.

Spiritual and cultural guide with English speaking background

Hotel pickups and drops in Delhi/NCR

Sanitizers and filtered water

Parking, toll payments, and all taxes.

Help with darshans and ceremonies.

What distinguishes this tour?
✅ Covering several religions in one day; ✅ Insightful narrative and mythical background; ✅ Travel free from worry, clean, safe; ✅ Personal time for prayer and meditation; optional customizing; temple choice

ideal time for the tour
The nice weather makes October through March the perfect months. Temple visits are preferable in morning hours, particularly on weekends and during celebrations.

Dress Code & Courtesy
dress modestly and respectfully.

Shoes have to be taken off before visiting temples and gurdwaras.

Keep your head covered in Islamic and Sikh sites (scarves supplied).

Photographic guidelines differ; always ask your guide.

In summary,
More than just a trip, the Delhi Temples & Spiritual Sites Tour by Ekaiva India Company is a deep trip into the spiritual center of India. You will see the variety of faith, soak in magnificent architecture, and maybe discover your own moment of inner quiet among the bustle of the capital in one day.

If your heart searches for more than marketplaces and monuments—this road is beckoning you.

First FAQ: The tour lasts how long?
Usually, depending on the number of locations you decide to visit, 8–9 hours.

Q2: Would nonreligious visitors find this trip appropriate?
Indeed. Not only religion but also spirituality, architecture, culture, and experience takes front stage.

Q3: Could I choose which temples I wish to visit?
Indeed. Ekaiva presents completely customized itinerues.

Q4: Does food come included?
Though options like ISKCON or Gurudwara Langar are available, not by default.

Q5: Are guides conversant in every faith?
Sure. Ekaiva assigns multi-faith guides with training in spiritual and cultural storytelling.