NEW DELHI · INDIA
The ones worth planning a day around.
The 5 most popular street art tours in and around New Delhi. The short list worth planning a day around, with prices, timings and the operator behind each one.
A small-group street art walk through Khan Market, Lodhi Garden, and the Lodhi Art District, using public transport with free drinks.
Most Popular“The tour was a chance to see a different side of Delhi, beginning in the Lodhi gardens and then a walk around the street art district. Naresh was a wonderful guide”
Lodhi Art District street art walk with chai, bites, Hindi practice, and photo tips. 1.5 hours in Delhi.
“Really nice to see the artworks of the art district with someone who obviously has great appreciation of them and knows the meanings behind each piece. Lovely touch having the homemade chai and edibles. We finished off in the Lodhi gardRead more”
Storyteller-led Delhi street art walk in Lodhi with tuk-tuk rides, photo stops, a centuries-old stepwell, and South Indian breakfast.
“Amazing tour! Faizy was incredible. He was so kind and knew a lot about the street art that we saw. He told me a lot of the history of India through the art which was impressive and helped relate to the artist vision. Thank you!”
3-hour Delhi street art walk through Khan Market, Lodi Gardens and the Lodhi Art District with an English guide and water.
“We really enjoyed seeing the street art. It was in a calm, quiet area so a welcome relief from the chaos of Delhi. We did this on the last day of a trip around Rajasthan where we felt we had already done enough temples, markets and forts! T was a very knowledgable, friendly snd fun…”
1.5-hour Lodhi street art walk in Delhi with authentic chai, snacks, and a guide sharing mural stories.
“I absolutely loved this tour! JD was a delight, guiding us through the incredible street art while sharing his homemade tea and delicious snacks. Visiting the gardens was a real treat, especially since we wouldn’t have had time to see them otherwise. If you're looking to explore a different side of Delhi and do something…”
The old city, the new capital, and the road to Agra and Jaipur.
