Delhi Street Art and Hidden Tomb Tour in Lodhi Art District
Description
This is not a typical walking tour — it’s a storytelling-led experience of modern Delhi through art, culture, and hidden history. Led by a local storyteller, you won’t just see murals — you’ll understand the ideas, identities, and social narratives behind them. From powerful street art to a quiet, lesser-known Mughal-era monument, each stop is part of a deeper, thoughtfully curated journey. Designed for curious travelers who want more than surface-level sightseeing, this experience blends contemporary art with history, offering a perspective of Delhi most visitors miss.
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Itinerary
Explore India’s first public art district, filled with large-scale murals by Indian and international artists. Each artwork opens a conversation on themes like identity, gender, environment, and urban life.
Walk through the lanes of Lodhi Colony, discovering powerful murals and graffiti while understanding the stories, symbolism, and social themes behind each artwork.
Step into a quiet, lesser-known Mughal-era tomb, offering a peaceful contrast to the city and a deeper glimpse into Delhi’s layered history.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(1)
Our tour with Faizy was a fun and informative journey through not only street art but also the political intricacies that guide daily life in Delhi. Faizy’s excellent storytelling helped us understand the deeper meanings behind the murals in the Lodhi District and the social conditions that they reflect. The tomb visit also felt very much like a hidden gem where we could learn more about history and appreciate the architecture. Overall, we couldn’t recommend this tour enough - it’s given us great context surrounding the systems underpinning life in India that we have already appreciated as we’ve continued our travels. The deep understanding that Faizy could provide made it an incredibly rich experience beyond just appreciating the art aesthetically.
