Delhi & Agra

One of the oldest cities in the world along with Damascus and Varanasi, Delhi is the capital of India and is closest to some of the spectacular sights of the country. Replete with incongruities and surprises, Delhi never ceases to pull crowds from across the world. The city is well connected by a maze of roads, highways and most importantly the famed Delhi metro. As a result it is not at all difficult to navigate its places of interest. Our tour guides and program coordinators will take you to Chandi Chowk which the oldest bazaar of Delhi. A stroll through the decorated stalls soaking up the chaos as throngs of people haggle over prices is an important part of the authentic Indian experience. If you have a penchant for ethnic stuff do not forget to buy the mirror-embossed, dyed Rajasthani bed-sheets and cushion-covers sold in abundance in these small stalls.

Old Delhi, with its imperial gardens, bustling bazaars overlooking magnificent monuments and fortresses, is truly unique. From your weekend Minds Abroad trip to Delhi you will come face to face with iconic heritage sites like the Taj Mahal, Qutb Minar, Jama Masjid and the Mughal fortresses pick your way through the maze of lanes. Finish the historical site visits in Delhi with a leisurely walk along the river Yamuna at sun-set.

Students will benefit a lot from these field-trips, as they get to experience the culture first-hand. Well-planned, modern and spacious, New Delhi is not shy in its pursuit to become the swankiest metropolis of India. You can sneak into one of its plush cafes and swap stories of your day over a cup of frothy cappuccino. Cafes, hookah bars, pubs, night-clubs, shopping malls and chic eateries are now inextricably woven into the life of New Delhi. India has come a long way, as they say and this is something you will never be able to comprehend unless you see it for yourself. We only believe in learning that is backed by hands-on experience and practical knowledge.