It's a travel photographer's dream to explore the most scenic and significant landmarks and structures of the city of Delhi. You'll meet the guide at Safdarjung Tomb, the resting place of the Mughal Empire's statesman of the same name. Then it's off to another tomb, the Muhammad Shah Sayyid Mausoleum, where the ruler of the same name rests. Numerous incredible relics from the Sayyid dynasty can be found here, and the unique shape of the mausoleum makes for breathtaking photographs, set in the backdrop of the horizon.

In the Lodhi Gardens, around the tomb, the sprawling, manicured grounds give you a great opportunity for landscape photos. In the garden is Athpula Bridge, with its eight pillared arches. You'll also be able to take photographs here, with the reflection of the arched bridge appearing on the peaceful waters below. Then you'll get the opportunity to do some street photography. You'll head to the old buildings of the city, getting splendid shots of the old lanes.

Itinerary

• The starting point of this tour is the Safdarjung Tomb, where you meet your guide to begin this wonderful tour!
  • Walk Around and explore the tomb thoroughly while taking as many pictures as you want.
• Our next location will be another tomb called Muhammad Sayyid's Tomb.
  • It is the final resting place of Emperor Muhammad Sayyid.
  • The mausoleum has a very peculiar shape which gives a breathtaking picture combined with the incredible backdrop of the horizon!
• Stop at Lodhi Garden to capture the beauty of nature and architecture.
  • The sprawling manicured garden around the stunning tomb creates a beautiful sight one cannot help but capture.
• Click some shots of the popular Athpula Bridge. 
• Pass by the old buildings and the wide lanes.
• Next, we will stop at Shish Gumbad and Rose Garden.
  • Shish Gumbad, located in Delhi, India, is a striking architectural marvel from the Lodhi dynasty. Built during the 15th century, it is a mausoleum known for its distinctive dome adorned with glazed tiles, giving it a shimmering appearance.
  • The Rose Garden, often referred to as Zakir Hussain Rose Garden, is a renowned botanical garden in Chandigarh, India. Named after the former President of India, Zakir Hussain, the garden spans over 30 acres and boasts an extensive collection of roses, showcasing various species and colors.
• Our last destination will be the Tomb of Sikandar Lodi.
  • The tomb is a fine example of Afghan architecture from the medieval period. It features a simple and elegant design, characterized by a square structure with a large central dome.
  • The tomb stands within a walled enclosure and is surrounded by lush gardens. The architectural style reflects the influence of the pre-Mughal period in India.
• At the end of the tour, you will return to the original departure point.