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    State & Region

    Delhi, National Capital Territory | North India

    Best Time to Visit

    October to March

    Climate

    6°C in winter nights to 44°C in peak summer

    UNESCO World Heritage Sites

    Humayun's Tomb, Qutub Minar Complex, Red Fort

    Nearest Airport

    Indira Gandhi International Airport

    Nearest Railway Station

    New Delhi / Hazrat Nizamuddin / Old Delhi

    Nearby Safari Destination

    Jim Corbett, Ranthambore, Keoladeo, Dudhwa & Other North India National Parks

    Know The City

    About Delhi - Old City, Mughal Monuments & Living Bazaars

    From the lively streets of Old Delhi to the broad avenues of New Delhi, every part of the city tells a different story. Wander through Chandni Chowk’s centuries-old markets, admire the timeless beauty of Humayun’s Tomb, stand beneath the towering Qutub Minar or watch the evening lights illuminate the Red Fort. Spending just one or two days here adds another dimension to your wildlife holiday, allowing you to experience both India’s remarkable heritage and its extraordinary natural landscapes in a single journey.

    Need Help Planning Your Safari?

    Every traveller is different, and so is every safari we design. Whether you’re chasing your first tiger sighting, planning a wildlife photography expedition or a family wildlife holiday, our experts will help to:

    • Select the best safari zones
    • Recommend the right accommodation
    • Decide how many safaris you need
    • Create a personalised itinerary

    Every journey begins with a one-to-one consultation, allowing us to design a safari around your interests, travel style and budget.

    What Makes It Special

    Why Include Delhi in Your Wildlife Tour?

    Delhi is far more than just an arrival city. It’s the perfect introduction to India before you venture into the wilderness. Spending a day or two exploring its UNESCO World Heritage Sites, vibrant bazaars, historic monuments, and diverse cuisine adds depth to your journey before heading to the forests.

    With excellent connectivity to Jim Corbett, Ranthambore, Rajaji, Dudhwa, and Keoladeo National Park, Delhi serves as the ideal gateway to North India’s leading wildlife destinations. Combining the capital’s rich history with unforgettable safari experiences allows you to discover two completely different sides of India in one thoughtfully planned itinerary.

    At Jungle Revives, we carefully weave Delhi into our itineraries as an experience in its own right, combining expert-guided sightseeing, comfortable accommodation and seamless transfers with some of India’s finest wildlife safaris.

    Iconic Attractions

    Places to Visit
    in Delhi

    Delhi is home to some of India’s most celebrated historical landmarks, spanning nearly a thousand years of architectural evolution.

    From UNESCO World Heritage Sites and magnificent Mughal monuments to peaceful gardens and grand colonial avenues, these attractions showcase the many layers of the city’s remarkable past.

    Humayun's Tomb — UNESCO World Heritage Site

    Red Fort Complex — UNESCO World Heritage Site

    Qutub Minar — UNESCO World Heritage Site

    Jama Masjid

    Lodi Garden & the Medieval Tombs

    India Gate & Kartavya Path (Rajpath)

    Local Experiences

    Experiences in Delhi

    Delhi is best experienced beyond its monuments. Wander through centuries-old bazaars, savour legendary street food, ride through the bustling lanes of Old Delhi and discover the city’s living traditions that continue to shape its unique character.

    Many of these experiences are an integral part of Jungle Revives’ cultural and wildlife itineraries. 

    Chandni Chowk Heritage Walk & Rickshaw Ride

    Experience the timeless charm of Chandni Chowk, the historic heart of Old Delhi, on a guided heritage walk followed by a traditional cycle rickshaw ride through its bustling lanes. Explore centuries-old havelis, vibrant bazaars, spice markets and hidden alleyways while discovering the fascinating stories, architecture and culinary traditions that make this one of Delhi's most iconic neighbourhoods.

    Delhi Food & Street Food Experience

    Delhi's culinary heritage is as diverse as its history. Taste authentic Mughlai cuisine, iconic parathas, crispy jalebis, spicy chaat and traditional kebabs while exploring the legendary food streets of Old Delhi. Whether you join a guided food walk or explore independently, every stop offers a glimpse into the city's rich culinary traditions.

    Shopping in Historic Markets

    From handcrafted jewellery and traditional textiles to spices, antiques and souvenirs, Delhi's markets are a paradise for shoppers. Each market has its own character, making shopping an experience in itself.

    Featured Itineraries

    Safari Tours That Include Delhi

    Corbett tiger safari tour packages
    Guest Favourite Safari Tour

    Corbett Tiger Safari Tour

    Includes 6 Guided Safaris 4N/5D
    No Wildlife Tour is complete without a visit to one of India’s most iconic and popular park - Jim Corbett. The history of this park is as captivating as its lush forests and diverse wildlife. Nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, this is the perfect spot for some scenic photography and tiger spotting.
    Corbett, Kanha & Bandhavgarh tiger safari tours in India
    Popular Tiger Safari Tour

    Corbett, Kanha & Bandhavgarh Tiger Tour

    Includes 16 Guided Safaris 12N/13D
    Experience tracking tigers & wildlife across Jim Corbett, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh - 3 of India's most popular & iconic national parks. Home to a significant population of Royal Bengal Tigers, chances of encountering these majestic beasts are among the best in India in these 3 parks. 
    Blend your tiger safari tour in India with a culture tour of the Taj mahal & Jaipur

    Corbett & Ranthambore Tigers With Taj & Jaipur Tour

    Includes 12 Guided Safaris12N/13D
    Start your journey with tracking tigers in the Himalayan foothills of Jim Corbett National Park, then witness the iconic Taj Mahal at sunrise, safari drives at Ranthambore and a cultural experience of the pink city - Jaipur. A perfect first India safari — wild, beautiful and completely unforgettable.

    When To Visit

    Best Time to
    Visit Delhi

    Delhi has extreme seasons. You experience cold winters, brutal summers and a heavy monsoon. For most international visitors combining Delhi with a safari, the choice of timing is set by the wildlife calendar, but here is how each season plays out in the city.

    October to March

    Winter – Best Overall Season

    Winter is the most popular time to visit Delhi, with pleasant daytime temperatures and comfortable weather for exploring the city’s monuments, markets, and heritage sites. It is also the peak safari season across North India, making it the ideal time to combine Delhi with Jim Corbett, Ranthambore, Rajaji, Dudhwa, or Keoladeo National Park. This is the perfect season for travellers looking to experience both India’s rich heritage and its spectacular wildlife.

    July to September

    Monsoon – Less Ideal

    The monsoon brings cooler temperatures and occasional rainfall, giving Delhi’s gardens and historic monuments a fresh, vibrant look. However, several national parks across India either remain closed or operate with limited safari zones during this period. If wildlife is your primary focus, it is better to plan your trip outside the monsoon months. Delhi itself can be visited in the monsoon but the heat and humidity make monument visits uncomfortable and logistics more complicated.

    April to June

    Summer – Best for Tiger Safaris

    This is widely considered the best time for tiger safari in India due to increased tiger sightings. As waterholes become the last water source in the drying forest, predators and prey gather around water bodies, making sightings more frequent and prolonged. Temperatures reach 40–44°C, but early morning drives avoid the worst heat. Serious wildlife photographers often plan specifically for April and May.

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    FAQs

    Frequently Asked Questions : Delhi

    How many days should I spend in Delhi on a safari trip?
    Delhi is very well set up for international visitors. Our guests are met at the airport, transferred in private vehicles, and guided throughout their time in the city. As with any major city, being aware of your surroundings and using trusted transport is sensible.

    The ideal safari zone depends on your priorities. Dhikala is best for immersive wilderness experiences, Bijrani is excellent for first-time visitors, while Dhela and the other buffer zones offer rewarding wildlife sightings with fewer vehicles. We help you choose the most suitable zones based on the season and availability.

    Yes. The Taj Mahal is located in Agra, approximately 220 km from Delhi, making it an easy addition to your itinerary. Many travellers combine Delhi, Agra, and nearby wildlife destinations such as Ranthambore to experience India’s history, architecture, and wildlife in a single journey.
    Choosing an experienced wildlife tour operator makes planning much easier. Jungle Revives specialises in carefully curated wildlife and heritage holidays, helping travellers combine Delhi with destinations like Jim Corbett, Ranthambore, Rajaji, and Dudhwa through expertly planned itineraries and personalised service.

    Safari permits and accommodation, especially the iconic Dhikala Forest Rest House, are limited and often sell out well in advance. We recommend booking your safari several months ahead, particularly if you’re travelling during weekends, holidays or the peak wildlife season.

    All Delhi stays on our tours are in 4-star or 5-star properties — ranging from international hotel brands in New Delhi to boutique heritage properties like Haveli Dharampura in Old Delhi. The specific property is confirmed based on your dates and itinerary.
    Absolutely. Delhi can be added to the start or end of almost any North India safari we operate. It works particularly well as a two-night extension before Jim Corbett or after Ranthambore on the way home. Contact us and we will show you how it fits.
    In our experience, the guests who skip Delhi most often wish they had not. The monuments are extraordinary — Humayun’s Tomb in particular is one of the great buildings of Asia — and Old Delhi is an experience that has no equivalent elsewhere on a North India itinerary. Even one full day here adds something that the national parks, as magnificent as they are, cannot.
    Your Safari, Your Way

    Flexible &
    Personalized Tours

    At Jungle Revives, every itinerary of wildlife safari in India is thoughtfully planned and designed around your individual requirements, not a fixed template. We offer complete flexibility and customization, allowing you to shape your India safari tour according to your interests, pace, and travel style. Whether you prefer unhurried game drives, focused wildlife photography, birdwatching sessions, or a balanced pace, we tailor every detail to suit you.

    Planning to book tiger safari in India? Share your preferences with us via the enquiry form or get in touch with us directly by dropping an email at info@junglerevives.com

    Areas You Can Customize:

    • Choice of Accommodation
    • Preferred Wildlife Destinations
    • Food & Meal Preferences
    • Travel and Transfer Arrangements
    • Specific Wildlife Interests
    • Time for Relaxation
    • Type of Safari Vehicle
    • Language Preferences
    • Choice of Naturalist or Guide
    • Wildlife Photography Focus

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    Browse through our latest Jim Corbett blogs written by safari experts to learn about safari planning, wildlife, photography, birdwatching, travel logistics and everything else you need before heading for your first game drive in the wild.

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