Delhi Metro Heritage Line & Hop-On Tour
Delhi, Delhi, India
The Violet/Yellow-line 'Heritage' stretch linking Kashmere Gate, Chandni Chowk, Jama Masjid, Delhi Gate and Central Secretariat — the city's easiest monument-hopper.
Why visit: The cheapest, coolest way to string Delhi's landmarks together.
- ›Heritage Line stations
- ›Jama Masjid stop
- ›Lal Qila stop
- ›Tourist smart-card
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Best time
Year-round
Entry fee
Metro fares
Est. budget
₹100–500
Duration
Half–full day
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Shah Jahan's last and grandest mosque — red sandstone and marble courtyards for 25,000, twin minarets to climb and the whole of Old Delhi at your feet.

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Chandni Chowk
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Shah Jahan's 'moonlight square' — a 350-year bazaar of silver katras, wedding-card lanes, spice markets and the greatest street food in India.

Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib
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Chandni Chowk Town Hall & Ghantaghar
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The 1866 colonial Town Hall and the memory of the lost clock tower at Chandni Chowk's centre — restored as the redeveloped avenue's civic anchor.

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The 1354 citadel of Firozabad crowned by an Ashokan pillar Firoz Shah hauled from Ambala — famous for the Thursday letters left for its resident djinns.