When thinking of India, Mahatma Gandhi often comes to mind. This tour offers a deeper look into his life, philosophy, and lasting impact. Travel through Delhi using public transport to visit historical sites connected to Gandhi, who pioneered the philosophy of satyagraha, advocating truth and non-violent resistance. Born in 1869 and assassinated in 1948, he remains a guiding force in Indian society and beyond. His birthday, October 2nd, is a national holiday, making this journey through Gandhi’s Delhi a profound and meaningful experience.

Follow in his footsteps and explore key landmarks tied to his life and ideals of truth, peace, and non-violence. A local guide provides insight into his influence on India’s history and the world. The final stop is the National Gandhi Museum, where an extensive collection of documents, artifacts, and exhibits offer a deeper understanding of his philosophy and contributions. The tour concludes with a return to the starting point, leaving you with inspiration and a greater appreciation of Gandhi’s enduring legacy.

Duration: 3 to 4 hours