Delhi is introducing a new series of guided heritage and nature walks starting October 24, 2026, giving residents and visitors another way to explore the capital’s historic landmarks, architecture and natural surroundings.
The six-month initiative will feature 12 guided walks across six locations. The programme is being organised through a collaboration between the Delhi Development Authority and the Delhi chapter of the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage.
Explore Delhi Beyond Its Popular Tourist Spots
The guided walks are intended to help participants discover the capital’s historical and environmental features through more structured visits. Rather than simply passing through a location, visitors can use guided experiences to learn about the city’s architectural legacy and natural landscapes.
The combination of heritage exploration and nature activities may appeal to tourists, families and people interested in local history.
Six Locations Across Six Months
The programme will cover six locations in Delhi, with 12 walks planned over the six-month period. Specific routes, meeting points and registration arrangements should be checked through the organisers before attending.
Visitors should confirm the schedule for each walk, including whether advance registration is required and whether any participation charges apply.
A Different Way to Experience the Capital
Delhi is known for its historical monuments, architectural landmarks, gardens and green spaces. Guided walks can offer a slower-paced alternative to conventional sightseeing by allowing visitors to focus on the history and surroundings of individual locations.
The initiative also aims to encourage greater public appreciation of the capital’s cultural and natural heritage.
What Visitors Should Know
The programme is scheduled to continue over the following six months. Anyone planning to participate should check the latest official announcements for confirmed locations, timings and booking details.
For travellers visiting Delhi, the walks could provide an additional way to explore the city beyond its most familiar attractions.
