New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl

Indira Gandhi International Airport is 16km from New Delhi city center.

Taxi - taxis are available around the clock outside the terminal buildings; get a prepaid taxi at the counter and give the receipt to the driver at your destination. If you're in Delhi you can hail a ride to the airport in any of the black-and-yellow cabs that serve the city.

Bus - frequent airport express buses run between Terminal 3 and Connaught Place, New Delhi's financial and business center, as well as Kashmiri Gate Interstate Bus Terminal.

Train - the fast, convenient Delhi Airport Metro Express stops at Terminal 3, Delhi Aerocity (with a shuttle service to Terminal 1) and Connaught Place. Tickets can be purchased from the machines outside Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 Arrivals. The Magenta line of the Delhi Metro also runs from the airport – it can be boarded from Terminal 1D.

Car rental - several companies have offices at the airport, but driving in Delhi is difficult and many travelers advise against it. It’s common for foreign visitors to hire a private car with a driver for a relatively inexpensive fee. Hotels, tour operators and online booking portals provide this service.

A free shuttle bus service runs between Terminals 1, 2 and 3 every 20 minutes, 24-hours a day - this journey is roughly 20 minutes long. It takes around 5 minutes to walk from Terminal 2 to Terminal 3, and the route is well signposted. Taxis are also available for transfers between terminals if you’re in a hurry.

There's a Holiday Inn Express in the transit area, with access from Level 5, Terminal 3. You can't leave the hotel once checked in until your flight is getting ready to depart. Day rates are available and the hotel has a gym, spa and unique Aqua Pods. In-transit sleeping pods are available at Terminal 3, Gate 17.