STREET ART · WORLDWIDE
The walks worth booking.
The 5 new delhi tours worth your afternoon. The walks that put you in front of the real walls with a guide who knows the artists, plus prices, run times and who leads them.
A half-day Delhi street art tour mixing Khan Market, Lodhi Garden tombs, and Lodhi Colony murals using public transport.
Most Popular“Our guide Stanley was great. An informative and peaceful tour in hectic Delhi. Can thoroughly recommend”
A guided walk through Delhi’s Lodhi Art District murals, plus homemade chai and bites—small group, photo-friendly, and rich in stories.
“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”
3-hour Delhi street art tour in Lodhi with rickshaw and tuk-tuk rides, South Indian breakfast, and a centuries-old stepwell visit.
“Faizy did a great job explaining the history of the murals and placing them in the contexts of their creation. His pacing respectfully matched our own. He presented information and insights in an engaging, conversational tone. A++”
Calm Delhi street art tour in Lodhi Art District and Lodi Gardens, with a Khan Market coffee stop and mural stories.
“Sourav gave my husband and I a fabulous tour of the Lodhi Art District. He has encyclopedic knowledge of the public murals funded through the St+art India Foundation, in collaboration with local, national and international partners. The works are deeply inspiring and, although we covered a lot of ground, we never felt rushed—Sourav gave us…”
1.5-hour guided walk in Delhi’s Lodhi Art District with homemade chai and snacks, mural stories, Hindi tips, and great photo help.
“I spent a wonderful morning with JD, discovering a side of Delhi I never would have known otherwise. JD passionately narrated the stories behind each piece of artwork, drawing from his personal connections with many of the artists and his firsthand experience watching them create their designs. His insights provided a rich context to the…”
