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Planning to go to Delhi and thinking how to get there? Worry no more, as we, at HotelsofNewDelhi.com are here to enlighten you with the different ways of getting to Delhi. Being the capital of India, New Delhi is well connected with almost all the major cities not only of India but also of the world. There in fact is no need to worry about how to reach Delhi.
By Air:
Located in the southwestern region in Delhi, Indira Gandhi International Airport is well connected with all the major cities of the world. Regular international flights can be boarded from Indira Gandhi International Airport. Air Canada, Delta Airlines, Lufthansa, KLM, Gulf Air, Virgin Atlantics, Kuwait Airways, Swiss Air, Air France and Korean Air are some of the major airlines plying to and fro from Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi.
Located at a distance of 5 kms from the International Terminal is the Palam Airport in New Delhi caters to all domestic flights. Sahara Airlines, Kingfisher Airlines, Jet Airways, Indian Airlines, Air India, Goa Air Airlines are some of the flights plying to Palam Airport in New Delhi.
By Rail:
Considered as the main hub of Indian Railways, New Delhi though doesn't has it own local train network but it has a wide national rail network that connects it to all the major and small parts of the country. Old Delhi Railway Station is located at a distance of 7 kms from Connaught Place. New Delhi Railway Station is located towards the east of Pahar Ganj. Online bookings for trains from both these railway stations can be availed.
By Road:
Getting to Delhi by road is an easy task with the presence of five National Highways. The most frequently traveled out of the five is the Grand Trunk Road or National Highway 1 that connects New Delhi with Amritsar, Agra and the rest of North India. Connecting Delhi with East Indian cities like Kolkata is the National Highway 2. National Highway 8 connects New Delhi with western cities like Jaipur. Local buses can be boarded to travel from nearby places to Delhi.
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