Delhi Temples and Spiritual Sites Tour by Ekaiva India Company

Delhi is not just a bustling metropolis—it’s a sacred land where history, spirituality, and culture intertwine. If you're seeking inner peace, divine connection, or simply curious about the spiritual fabric of India, the Delhi Temples and Spiritual Sites Tour by Ekaiva India Company is your gateway to discovering the city’s most revered religious landmarks.

This thoughtfully curated tour takes you on a soul-stirring journey through Hindu temples, Sikh gurdwaras, Baháʼí houses of worship, Jain shrines, and ancient spiritual hubs, all in a day.

Why Take a Spiritual Tour in Delhi?

Delhi is a melting pot of religions, beliefs, and practices. The spiritual energy here is undeniable—from the chants of morning aartis to the serenity of temple courtyards. Whether you’re a spiritual seeker, a history lover, or simply curious, this tour gives you a deep insight into India’s diverse faiths and their architectural wonders.

Plus, it's all in the comfort of a private, air-conditioned car with an experienced guide by your side.

Tour Highlights at a Glance

✅ Visit to top temples and spiritual landmarks
✅ Private AC car with hotel pickup & drop
✅ Guided tour with historical & spiritual insights
✅ Bottled water, local snacks, and photography stops
✅ Optional spiritual rituals or offerings

Let’s Dive Into the Divine: Where You’ll Go

????️ 1. Lotus Temple (Baháʼí Faith)

Start your journey with the iconic Lotus Temple, known for its stunning lotus-shaped structure and peaceful ambiance. Open to all religions, this temple is a symbol of unity and oneness. Inside, silence reigns—you can meditate or just sit and soak in the tranquil vibes.

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Next is the grand Akshardham Temple, one of the largest Hindu temples in the world. It's not just a temple—it’s an experience. Marvel at its intricate carvings, walk through the spiritual exhibitions (optional), and enjoy a quiet moment in the Yogi Hraday Kamal garden.

Note: Photography is not allowed inside, but the memories you’ll make are priceless.

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Chant, dance, or simply observe—the ISKCON Temple is always vibrant and full of life. Home to the followers of Lord Krishna, this temple blends devotion, music, and spirituality. Don’t miss the Govinda’s restaurant for delicious sattvic vegetarian food (optional).

⛩️ 4. Laxminarayan Temple (Birla Mandir)

Located near Connaught Place, this modern Hindu temple is dedicated to Laxmi (Goddess of Wealth) and Vishnu (Preserver God). Inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi, it’s open to all castes and creeds. The colorful murals and spiritual energy make it a must-visit.

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A visit to Delhi is incomplete without experiencing the soul-stirring Gurudwara Bangla Sahib. This Sikh temple is famous for its sacred pond (Sarovar), langar (free kitchen), and welcoming atmosphere. You can even volunteer in the kitchen—a humbling experience.

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Said to be one of the five ancient temples of Mahabharata times, this is a revered place for Hanuman devotees. The chants of "Jai Hanuman" echo throughout, and Tuesdays are especially vibrant with local worshippers.

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Opposite the Red Fort stands Delhi’s oldest Jain temple, famous for its peaceful aura and a unique bird hospital. Built in 1656, this temple is a reflection of Jain values—non-violence, simplicity, and compassion.

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Located near the Qutub Minar, the Yogmaya Temple is believed to be the only surviving Hindu temple from the pre-Islamic era in Delhi. Quiet and deeply spiritual, this temple honors Goddess Yogmaya—sister of Lord Krishna.

????️ Optional Stop for Spiritual Veg Lunch

Ekaiva India can arrange a pure vegetarian sattvic meal at a local restaurant or temple café. It’s simple, healthy, and adds to the overall spiritual experience of the day.

What’s Included in the Tour

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Best Time for the Spiritual Tour

Mornings are ideal to visit temples when the atmosphere is peaceful and aartis are held. October to March is the best season weather-wise, but the tour can be enjoyed year-round with early starts during summers.

Who Is This Tour For?

This tour is perfect for:

✨ Spiritual travelers
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You don’t have to follow a specific religion to enjoy this tour—it’s open to anyone with a curious and respectful heart.

Why Choose Ekaiva India Company?

With Ekaiva, you're not just checking off destinations—you’re diving deep into culture, meaning, and peace. Their team ensures:

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Your comfort and connection come first.

Things to Carry

Modest clothing (covering shoulders & legs)
A scarf for head covering (especially for Gurudwaras)
Sunglasses, water bottle, and comfy shoes
An open mind and heart ❤️

Final Thoughts

The Delhi Temples and Spiritual Sites Tour by Ekaiva India Company is more than a sightseeing tour—it’s a soulful experience. Whether you're chanting in a temple, sitting in silent meditation, or witnessing langar being served, every moment adds a little more peace and understanding to your journey.

Delhi’s spiritual soul is calling. Will you answer?

FAQs

1. Can non-Indians visit all these temples?
Yes, all temples on the tour welcome international visitors. Just follow basic customs like removing shoes and dressing modestly.

2. Are meals provided during the tour?
You can request a meal add-on—Ekaiva can arrange a sattvic or traditional vegetarian lunch.

3. Can I participate in rituals or aartis?
Yes, if you're interested, your guide will help you respectfully participate in ongoing rituals.

4. Is photography allowed inside temples?
It depends on the temple—some allow photography in the outer areas, while others may restrict it. Your guide will advise accordingly.

5. Is this tour suitable for kids and senior citizens?
Absolutely! The pace is flexible, and the comfortable car makes it easy for all age groups.

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