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Transportation

Delhi, capital city of the Federal Republic of India, Delhi is also a hub of transportation of the country. Airlines, railways, and road network links Delhi to all major cities of a whole country. For traveling in India, Delhi is the best starting point.

Getting Delhi

By Air : Delhi is conveniently connected to all the major cities in the world with all the major airlines. Delhi has two airports catering to domestic and international flights, located 4½ km apart in Palam. The international airport, known as Indira Gandhi International Airport, is situated 20 km from the city center.

By Rail : Delhi is connected to all the cities in India by super-fast and express trains. Delhi has three major railway stations at New Delhi, Old Delhi, and Nizamuddin. Luxury trains like the Palace-on-Wheels, Fairy Queen, and Royal Orient Express can be taken from Delhi Cantonment railway station.

By Road : New Delhi is connected to all the major cities of the northern India through road. We at New-Delhi-Hotels.com can arrange for your local transportation in New Delhi and nearby areas.

Getting around

By metro : Three lines of the new Delhi Metro are now open and provide a hassle-free way of zipping around the city. Line 2, in particular, is useful for getting to the Old Delhi and New Delhi railway stations as well as the ISBT bus terminal.

By taxi : Taxis or rental  car are required to see many of the far-flung sites around and just outside Delhi. To get a taxi or a rental car, you have to go to a taxi stand; they are not usually flagged from the street. There is also a service called dial-a-cab. The number is 1090. You shouldn't take non-official taxis, sometimes they take you to a wrong hotel, or to a "tourist information center", and try to sell you overpriced things.

By autorickshaws : Autorickshaws are good for shorter trips. Autorickshaws are three-wheeled partially enclosed contraptions that can seat three people in the back and usually run on CNG, petrol or diesel, mostly CNG in Delhi. Although by law the rickshaw driver have to charge by the electronic meter in their vehicles, they will almost always try to haggle for price.