The Lahori Gate is the public face of the Red Fort, the Mughal palace of Shah Jahan. Ticketed. Security is strict. Walk this order. The gate, the bazaar inside, the halls if they are open, then the mosque.

Jama Masjid is the Friday mosque of Old Delhi, with the courtyard and the two minarets. Free to enter. Dress modestly. Remove shoes. Walk this order. The steps, the court, a minaret if it is open, then the spice lane.

Chandni Chowk is the old market street. The spice lane is the narrow part off the main road. Free. Watch the traffic. Walk this order. The lane, the shop fronts, the main road, then a ride to Raj Ghat.

Raj Ghat is the memorial platform where Gandhi was cremated, in a park by the river. Free. Walk this order. The path, the platform, the lawn, then a ride to India Gate.

India Gate is the war memorial arch on the Rajpath axis, now Kartavya Path. Free. Walk this order. The lawn, the arch, the flame, then the museum or the war memorial.

The National Museum and the National War Memorial sit near India Gate. The memorial outside is free. The museum is ticketed. Walk this order. The memorial walls, the circle, the museum front if you go in, then a ride to the tomb.

Humayun’s Tomb is the Mughal garden tomb that came before the Taj. Ticketed. Walk this order. The gate, the garden, the tomb platform, then Lodhi Garden.

Lodhi Garden is the park of tombs from the Lodhi period. Free. Walk this order. A tomb, the lake, the lawn, then a ride south.

Qutub Minar is the victory tower in the old city of Mehrauli, begun in the late 12th century. Ticketed. Walk this order. The tower, the mosque court, the iron pillar, then the park next door.

Mehrauli Archaeological Park is the open ground of tombs and walls beside the Qutub complex. Free in parts. This is the end of the tour. Walk this order. The path, a tomb, the walls, then stop.