BEST OF · INDIA STREET ART TOURS
Small groups fill fast and the best guides run one departure a day. Below: the 4 india street art tours to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Spend three hours with a local English-speaking guide exploring Khan Market, Mughal-era tombs in Lodhi Garden, and Delhi’s Lodhi Art District. Travel by public transport, bicycle rickshaw, and on foot, with guides such as Rajiv, Naresh, Stanley, and Chitty bringing the murals to life.
“Interesting tour. Knowledgeable guide. Lovely art. We traveled by subway, bicycle rickshaw, and on foot.”
Walk Delhi’s Lodhi Art District with JD, viewing murals by Indian and international artists while learning their stories and inspirations. The 90-minute experience includes homemade chai, light traditional bites, photo help, safety and bargaining tips, and a few useful Hindi phrases.
“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”
Walk Delhi’s Lodhi Art District with storyteller guide Faizy, learn the meaning behind murals on social and political themes, visit a centuries-old stepwell, ride a tuk-tuk, and finish with dosa and filter coffee at a South Indian café. Small groups are limited to six.
“We did a fantastic street art tour in Delhi showcasing incredible artists from around the world. The works explore aspirational and challenging themes, from climate change to trans equality, using a wide range of striking styles and mediums. Our guide, Faizy, was exceptionally knowledgeable about the Street Art project and provided deep insight into each mural’s message and technique. I’d highly recommend this tour to anyone who appreciates art or wants to experience a different side of India beyond the standard tourist sights.”
Walk through Delhi’s Lodhi Art District, Lodi Gardens, and Khan Market with an English-speaking guide such as Vijay, Sourav, or Stanley. Expect mural stories, 15th-century tombs and mosques, local conversation, photo stops, and a short food break. Private groups are available.
“Really interesting tour, something new and alternative from standard tours offered. Our guides were fantastic and super knowledgable about the area as well as the art.”
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