Flights from Singapore to Delhi (DEL)

Walk through the imposing sandstone walls and ornate courtyards of the Red Fort, a UNESCO-listed complex that once housed emperors.

Stroll around India Gate at sunset and along the ceremonial boulevard of Rajpath, where leafy lawns and water features frame skyline views.

Explore the Qutub Minar complex, with its soaring brick minaret, intricate stone carvings, and atmospheric ruins set in landscaped gardens.

Visit Humayuns Tomb, an early example of Mughal garden-tomb architecture, with symmetrical pathways, water channels, and a striking dome.

Relax in Lodhi Gardens, where walking paths weave between 15th-century tombs, shaded trees, and open lawns popular with locals.

Dive into the narrow lanes of Old Delhi, where bazaars sell textiles, jewellery, spices, and everyday essentials in a vivid urban maze.

Spend time in museums and galleries near central Delhi, where you can see artefacts, textiles, and artworks that trace the regions heritage.

The Delhi Metro is often the fastest way to cross the city, linking major business areas, markets, and historic sites. Use auto-rickshaws or app-based taxis for the last stretch into older neighbourhoods, and allow extra time during peak traffic hours.

Life in Delhi moves between office districts, universities, leafy residential colonies, and traditional neighbourhoods. You see daily routines unfold in parks, corner tea stalls, and local clubs, while arts venues and cultural festivals add a contemporary edge.

Find calm in city parks such as Lodhi Gardens and the landscaped spaces around major monuments, best enjoyed in the cooler mornings or late afternoons. Many hotels and wellness centres also offer spas and pools where you can rest after a day of sightseeing.

Sample snacks such as chaat, stuffed breads, and grilled meats in Old Delhi and popular food streets across the city, where stalls and small eateries serve freshly prepared favourites.

Head to modern districts and malls for cafés, bakeries, and casual restaurants serving regional Indian dishes alongside Asian and Western flavours, with small plates and shared dishes that let you try a variety of tastes in one meal.

Choose rooftop terraces and high-floor restaurants in business districts and hotels for views over tree-lined avenues or the city skyline, adding memorable surroundings to refined regional and international menus.

Discover large shopping centres in areas such as Saket, Vasant Kunj, and Noida, where international labels sit alongside local fashion, entertainment zones, and plenty of cafés for a relaxed day out.

Browse neighbourhood markets and craft-focused areas like Dilli Haat, Janpath, and Shahpur Jat for textiles, jewellery, homeware, and independent designer boutiques.

Many malls and high-street areas stay open into the evening, with illuminated shopfronts, music, and outdoor cafés creating a lively atmosphere, and metro links and taxis making night-time shopping easy to reach.