Connectivity

Delhi is the main gateway city for Northern India and is very well connected by air, rail and road.

Air : All major international carriers operate direct services to Delhi from various centres in the world. Delhi is the base for airlines operating to North India. The city is well connected with all major tourist centres and business cities of the country. The Indira Gandhi International Airport is a modern airport. It is divided into two wings : International Terminal and Domestic Terminal.

Rail : Delhi is the hub of the Indian Railway network with Express trains to all parts of the country. High speed airconditioned trains namely, Shatabdi Express operate to important tourist and business centres near Delhi. The ever increasing demand is serviced by three major railway stations : Delhi Main, New Delhi and Hazrat Nizamuddin.

Road : Delhi is linked by bus services; airconditioned, deluxe and ordinary; to all major destinations in north India. Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC), Road Transport Corporations of neighbouring States and Private Bus Operators provide frequent bus services.

Road Distances from Delhi to important tourist centres in the region :

Bharatpur 190 kms; Agra 200 kms; Chandigarh 249 kms; Jaipur 261 kms;

Corbett National Park 270 kms; Simla 343 kms; Ajmer 389 kms; Jammu 586 kms;

Udaipur 663 kms; Srinagar 876 kms.