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Ticket and booking rules for Delhi: timed entries, closing days and official links, checked September 2026.
Checked September 2026 against official sources
Delhi
Bookings and opening rules
Follow the official link before you buy. Full walking days: Delhi itinerary.
Monuments and entry
- Use the Archaeological Survey of India’s ticket service for the monument and date you intend to visit. Check the ticket’s inclusions and the current admission arrangements; a general fort visit does not automatically include every museum or evening event.Source: Archaeological Survey of India · checked Sep 2026
- The Qutb site includes the minaret, mosque remains, iron pillar and other structures. Treat them as one archaeological-complex visit, and use the official visitor information when checking admission.Source: Delhi Tourism · checked Sep 2026
- Humayun’s Tomb is a substantial garden-tomb complex. Delhi Tourism provides visitor information and a link to ASI booking; allow time for the approaches and gardens as well as the main building.Source: Delhi Tourism · checked Sep 2026
The days these rules belong to
3 days in Delhi
Give Old Delhi a day of its own, allowing for crowded lanes and worship at Jama Masjid. A second day follows a northward sequence from the Qutb complex through Hauz Khas to Lodi Gardens. The final day starts at Humayun’s Tomb and moves toward India Gate, Bangla Sahib and Connaught Place. These are full sightseeing days; keep hotel journeys, traffic and security checks in mind when choosing your start time.
Day 1The Red Fort and Old DelhiRed Fort · Jama Masjid · Chandni Chowk3 sights · 1.5 km on foot
Day 2The Qutb complex, Hauz Khas and Lodi GardensQutb Minar and the Qutb complex · Hauz Khas Complex and village · Lodi Gardens3 sights · Transport between sights
Day 3Humayun’s Tomb and central New DelhiHumayun’s Tomb · India Gate · Gurudwara Bangla Sahib · Jantar Mantar · Connaught Place5 sights · 1.4 km on foot
