Self-guided audio trail and walks in Mehrauli Archaeological Park

This business records short audio stories for the monuments of Mehrauli Archaeological Park, such as the Jamali Kamali mosque and tomb, the Rajon ki Baoli stepwell and Balban's tomb. Visitors buy the trail and play it on their phones as they walk. You also run weekend group walks, and private walks for schools and office teams.

The Qutub Minar complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, draws tourists to Mehrauli every day, and the park next door holds a deep cluster of medieval monuments. Most of what visitors spend here goes on tickets and snacks. Good stories and a clear route give them a reason to stay longer.

You need careful research, a good script writer and narrator, clean audio recording, and a simple web page that plays the trail after payment. Several government bodies look after the park, so ask them before putting up any signs or QR codes, and check the rules on guiding groups at protected monuments. Parts of the park are lonely, so keep walks to daylight. The hard part is getting people to pay: heritage walk groups already run tours here, and many visitors expect free information online. Expect booked group walks to bring in most of the money at first.

Sell through hotels and cafés in Mehrauli, school trip organisers and office outing planners.