Contact
Questions about one of the six listings, a correction to something on this site, or an enquiry from an operator: write to [email protected] and I will reply, usually within a couple of days. I read everything, including the emails telling me I am wrong.
Before you write
I am one person with a website rather than a booking platform or a ticket office, so there are three things I genuinely cannot do. I cannot change, refund or cancel a booking — that is GetYourGuide, through the confirmation email they sent you. I cannot sell you a gate ticket or hold one, because that is the Archaeological Survey of India and I have nothing to do with them; what the gate charges is at the two gate prices. And I cannot open the fort on a Monday, which is the request I get most often and the one nobody can help with — see the opening hours.
What I am useful for
Which listing suits your party, whether you need one at all, how to fit the fort into a day that also has Chandni Chowk in it, and what to do about the heat if you are visiting in May. Most of it is written down already: start with all six compared and the reviews, or go straight to how to get there if the question is the metro, which is the thing people most often overcomplicate.
Corrections are the emails I like best. Fees, hours and showtimes all move, the evening slots shift earlier through the winter, and tour inclusions change without anybody announcing it. If a detail here has gone stale, or a price on this site no longer matches the booking page, I would rather hear it from you than leave it standing.
Where this is written from
Daryaganj, in Old Delhi, about fifteen minutes on foot from the gate everything on this site is about: the Red Fort on Google Maps ↗. The official ticketing authority, which is not me, is the Archaeological Survey of India ↗.