Planning a trip to Delhi? Skip the tourist traps and spend a few hours with a real third-generation Delhi family — walking through Old Delhi’s markets and temples, or cooking a full meal in a family home.
Why American Travelers Choose Us
We’ve hosted guests from across the United States — from San Francisco to Minneapolis to New York — with 5-star ratings from Fortune 500 companies including Google, Apple, Amazon, and Meta, and 14,000+ guests hosted since 2015.
Your Options in Delhi
🍛 Old Delhi Food & Heritage Walk Explore Chandni Chowk’s spice market, a 375-year-old mosque, and hidden lanes — sampling 7-8 street foods along the way, capped off with a rickshaw ride. [See Tour Details & Book →]
👨🍳 Cooking Class in a Local Delhi Home Step into a real family home in Greater Kailash and cook a full traditional meal — curry, rice, bread, and dessert — guided by three generations of family recipes. [See Class Details & Book →]
What American Travelers Are Saying
“JD was an absolutely wonderful host — knowledgeable, passionate, and genuinely invested in giving us an unforgettable experience.” — Yulia, San Francisco, CA
A guest from Minneapolis, MN called it the best tour they’d taken, praising the host as professional, polite, and highly knowledgeable.
A traveler from Reston, VA said she felt fully welcomed into the family’s home during the cooking class, and left with the confidence to recreate the dishes herself.
Good to Know Before You Book
- Best time to visit Delhi: October–March is most comfortable weather-wise.
- Group size: Private and small-group options — solo travelers, couples, families, and corporate groups.
- Dietary needs: Vegetarian and vegan accommodations available on request.
- Booking ahead: Most experiences can be booked directly on this site or via Airbnb/GetYourGuide/TripAdvisor.
FAQ
Is this suitable for a first-time visitor to India?
Yes — every experience is beginner-friendly, designed for guests with no prior exposure to Old Delhi or Indian cooking.
How far in advance should American travelers book?
We recommend booking a few weeks ahead, especially for peak season (Oct–March) or larger groups.
Can you accommodate solo female travelers?
Yes, many of our past guests have been solo travelers, including solo women — see our street food guide for solo female travelers on the blog.