Planning A Trip To Delhi? Here’s a detailed Delhi tourism and travel guide to help you plan a memorable holiday

Nearest Airport:
Indira Gandhi International Airport (16 kms)

Nearest Railway Station:
New Delhi Station (4 kms)

Delhi has been the ruling seat of several dynasties that governed India and is now the national capital of the country. Anyone who visits Delhi will immediately notice how the ancient heritage of the city lives side by side with the everyday hustle and bustle of a modern metropolis, that’s what makes tourism in Delhi so unique. The city is home to important buildings like the Supreme Court, The Parliament, the Rashtrapati Bhavan and more since it is the administrative centre of the nation. Yet, on the other hand, you will find ancient monuments from as early as the initial eons of the Mughal era narrating tales from the bygone years. So, come fall in love with Delhi with this concise travel guide of Delhi.

How To Reach

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Being the National Capital, Delhi is easy to access from almost any part of the country and from all major international airports. Though make sure you have arranged for suitable visa permits. Once in the city, the Delhi metro will keep you fairly connected to the NCR region.

By Road:

Delhi has about 5 National Highways connecting it to parts of India in every direction. The NH1 links it to Punjab, the NH 2 to Kolkata. NH 8 to Mumbai, NH10 to Punjab and NH 24 to Uttar Pradesh. Besides busses from all major cities pour into Delhi’s Inter-State Bus Terminal (ISBT) at Kashmere Gate. 

By Train:

Delhi has five major Railway Stations (Old Delhi, New Delhi station, Anand Vihar Terminal, Nizamuddin Station and Sarai Rohilla). One is bound to find trains to almost all cities from Delhi.

By Air: The Indira Gandhi Airport is an important Terminal for both domestic and International travellers. You will find it easy to hire prepaid cabs or you can, once again use the metro services to get to your destination.