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THELAZYNICK PRESENTS / DELHI EDITION

A city of stories.
A passport
to remember.

Discover Delhi one neighbourhood at a time. Shape your days, follow the stories, and take home a magazine that is entirely yours.

Create my Delhi Passport ↗Take a look inside ↓

Personalised A4 magazine · Editable itinerary · Offline companion

Actual Delhi Passport cover: Fort walls and living lanes
01 / CHOOSE YOUR PLACES02 / SHAPE YOUR DAY03 / KEEP YOUR STORY

THE EDITORIAL EDITION

Take a look inside.

Real pages from the Old Delhi sample: a locally stored street map, landmark photography, and stories with practical field notes. Your own edition follows the places you select.

A4 route page with a detailed Old Delhi street map and numbered stops01 / Understand your routeRed Fort feature with a large photograph, editorial story and visitor field notes02 / Look a little closerChandni Chowk magazine page with street photography and neighbourhood advice03 / Discover the living city
Read the full sample magazine ↗Create my personal edition →

A4 portrait · 9-page Old Delhi sample · Your personalised page count depends on your chosen visits. Photo credits and map attribution are included in the PDF.

FIND YOUR FIRST CHAPTER

Start with a neighbourhood.

Open a suggested route, then adjust the order and pace in your planner.

01 / OLD DELHI

Fort walls & living lanes ↗

Red Fort · Jama Masjid · Chandni Chowk

02 / GARDEN CITY

Architecture, then a slower afternoon ↗

Humayun’s Tomb · Sunder Nursery

03 / MEHRAULI

Begin with the Qutub complex ↗

Give one major visit the time it deserves.

FROM SCREEN TO PAPER

Your plan, beautifully in print.

In the planner, choose Preview / print A4 magazine to inspect your edition, or Download A4 magazine to save it. Use A4 paper at actual size. The separate detailed offline PDF keeps the Metro station sequences and walking instructions close at hand.

Build my A4 edition ↗
Preview the A4 Red Fort feature page

FOR TOURISM PARTNERS / PROPOSAL

A connected visitor experience for Delhi.

A proposed pilot linking destination discovery, realistic day planning and a personal printed keepsake. Built for a conversation with Delhi’s tourism and heritage teams.

Available today

Delhi guides, editable day plans, Metro and walking references, shareable itineraries and personalised A4 magazines.

Proposed pilot

Begin with selected heritage circuits. Agree editorial review, field-check entrances and accessibility, and test the digital-to-print journey with visitors.

Measure what matters

Agree consent-based measures for plan completion, magazine downloads, visitor feedback and route usefulness. No pilot results are claimed yet.

Pilot scope & decisions to agree
  1. Content stewardship: nominate reviewers for history, admission, transport and corrections.
  2. Inclusive access: field-check routes and commission reviewed Hindi content before describing the service as bilingual.
  3. Distribution: explore authorised visitor-centre print distribution and partner stamp locations.
  4. Evaluation: agree the pilot duration, budget, privacy controls and success measures before launch.

Partner stamping, rewards and government integration are proposed capabilities. Personal visit marks in the current magazine are self-recorded.

Independent proposal by TheLazyNick. No affiliation with, approval from or endorsement by the Government of NCT of Delhi is implied.

Discuss a Delhi pilot →

Connected to the city’s heritage.

Delhi’s public heritage resources provide a foundation for further route review. Our guide and planner remain independently produced.

SRDC heritage walk maps ↗ Delhi Tourism heritage walks ↗
Photography credits

Lahori Gate, Red Fort, Delhi.jpg / Ranjeet Chauhan / CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped and resized.

20191203 Jama Masjid, Delhi 0707 6468 DxO.jpg / Jakub Hałun / CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped and resized.

Chandni Chowk. Delhi, India (23129638199).jpg / Juan Antonio Segal from Madrid, Spain / CC BY 2.0. Cropped and resized.