Explore Sanjay Colony: A Human-Powered Slum Tour in Delhi

It is one of the easiest ways to travel and also one of the most memorable. Taking a rickshaw ride through Old Delhi puts you at the same level as the heart of India: the sound of honking horns, temple bells, the smell of spices, and the steam from chai. From the minarets of Jama Masjid to the tangled lanes of Chandni Chowk, you can experience centuries of history in just a few minutes. What we love about the rickshaw ride is how personal it feels - close enough to hear the conversations of shopkeepers, smell the aroma of frying samosas, and catch a glimpse of a bride's bangles shining in the crowd. With karmaventura, your ride is safe, guided, and respectful - it is a part of a deeper journey, not just a thrill. You will laugh, lean, and maybe even duck, and discover that sometimes, the best way to travel is when someone else is pedaling.

The India Gate stands tall in the center of New Delhi, resembling a sandstone arch that serves as a reminder of the past. It was designed after the Arc de Triomphe in Paris and serves as a tribute to the 70,000 Indian soldiers who lost their lives in World War I and beyond. Their names are engraved on its walls and flames burn in their honor. However, the India Gate is more than just a war memorial. What makes it special is the way it is alive, surrounded by families having picnics, people flying kites, street food vendors, and late-night strollers. It is a place where both solemn remembrance and daily joy coexist. As the sun sets, the monument is illuminated in a soft light and the crowds grow, allowing you to truly feel the essence of this place - a public space where people from all over India come together to reflect and celebrate. With karmaventura, you will not only learn about its historical significance, but also experience it like a local - because monuments are not just meant to be visited, but also felt.

Jama Masjid in Old Delhi rises in red sandstone and marble, a grand heart of the city where prayer, history, and daily life converge. Walking its broad courtyard and climbing the mosque’s towers, you encounter the hum of vendors, the measured rhythm of worshippers, and the layered stories of Mughal Delhi. What we like about this Jama Masjid experience is the golden moment at dusk—when the late sun warms the domes and minarets, the call to prayer threads through the air, and you can pause on the steps to watch the city slow into evening. With Karmaventura, the visit is curated to blend movement, reflection, and local culture, turning every corridor and courtyard into both discovery and contemplation. As lamps begin to glow along the narrow lanes of Chandni Chowk, the mosque feels timeless, intimate, and profoundly alive, leaving travelers with memories of serenity, wonder, and Delhi’s living heritage.

In the center of Old Delhi, where the air is filled with the scent of cumin and cardamom, you will find Khari Baoli - the largest spice market in Asia. It is a maze of sacks, vendors, and strong aromas, and has been in operation since the 17th century, still bustling with the same lively energy. Towering piles of turmeric, dried chilies, saffron threads, and rose petals spill out into the streets, while porters navigate through with loads twice their size. What we love about the Spice Market is its liveliness: loud, fragrant, and overwhelming - in the best way. With karmaventura, you don't just pass through - you stop, taste, ask questions, and witness the rhythm amidst the chaos. From ancient trade routes to modern kitchens, you will come to understand how spices have shaped India - and why they continue to hold significance.

Connaught Place, fondly known as CP, is the beating heart of New Delhi—a circular colonnaded hub that blends colonial grandeur with modern vibrancy. Designed by the British in the early 20th century, its whitewashed Georgian-style facades house everything from international brands and bustling cafés to bookshops, street vendors, and hidden bazaars in the underground Palika Market. At its center lies Central Park, a green oasis where locals gather amidst the city’s pulse. By day, CP is alive with shopping and business; by night, its streets glow with restaurants, rooftop bars, and neon-lit energy. What we like about Connaught Place New Delhi is how it captures every side of the capital—heritage, commerce, leisure, and people—woven seamlessly into one space. With Viventura, you’ll experience CP not just as a landmark, but as the living heart of the city, full of stories waiting to be uncovered.

In the vibrant heart of New Delhi lies Shri Bangla Sahib Gurudwara, a radiant sanctuary where history, spirituality, and service come alive. Once the 17th-century bungalow of Raja Jai Singh, it became sanctified by the compassionate stay of the young Guru Har Krishan, who served the cholera-stricken and left behind a sacred well whose water, now a silver Sarovar, is revered for its healing powers. What we like about Shri Bangla Sahib Gurudwara is how it effortlessly blends timeless devotion with modern hope—its gleaming golden dome and Nishan Sahib flag tower over serene white marble, while its community kitchen (langar) nourishes thousands daily with humble vegetarian meals offered to all, irrespective of creed. The complex is alive with harmonious kirtan in the Darbar Sahib, a museum honoring Sikh legacy, a charitable hospital, school, and a welcoming Yatri Niwas for travelers. A pilgrimage and cultural treasure, it speaks of Sikh values—service, equality, compassion—shining brightly amid Delhi’s hum. Viventura invites you to pause here, feel the gentle stillness, sip Amrit from the Sarovar, and embrace a moment of peace that lingers long after you leave.