Flights to delhi
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Cheap Flights to delhi
Overview
Serene, lethargy, super-fast, bustling - Delhi is synonymous to all these words; to define this beautiful city even a million words would fall short if we initiate to similarize the immensity of what this city is capable of. This capital of India is home to the top-class universities, mainstream media channels, the Indian government, hyper-abundant shopping complexes, thunderous parties, pious shrines, a vast array of finger-licking food options and this list goes endlessly every second here.
Delhi is widely known for a beautiful contrast between the two worlds comprises in one city. On one hand, we have New Delhi where you can be an extravagant and spend your heart out on the world’s most expensive brands whereas, on the other hand, we have Old Delhi that offers a crowd you wouldn’t have seen and experienced - whether you will walk or the crowd will walk you. It’s a place which is complemented and reformed by modernity, plus you can even book cheap flights to Delhi and gain a wonderful experience of your lifetime.
Housing around 20 million inhabitants, Delhi might not seem big, but it is. Have spicy gol-gappas in Vasant Kunj’s Central Market, party in Rajouri Garden or Hauz Khas or visit famous monuments like Humayun’s Tomb, Qutub Minar, India Gate, etc.
Climate
The climate of Delhi is quite unpredictable. Mostly it’s monsoon tropical - from October till February, it is cooler but by the end of April, it starts getting hotter day by day, temperatures ranging above 110 degrees F (approximately). In monsoon season i.e. from July to August, it gets super humid but starts getting cooler.
Travel Information
Language: Hindi
Currency: Indian Rupee (INR)
Local time: GMT + 5:30
Avg. Flight Time: 8h 35m
Best Time To Visit
Most locals suggest booking cheap flights and exploring Delhi in between October and March as you can soak in all the colours of North India’s spring while enjoying the most suitable weather. Keep in mind the temperatures will vary but won’t drop less than 65 degrees F and rainfall will be minimal.
Delhi Attractions and Activities
1. Historical Attractions
As Delhi claims to be the oldest inhabited city in the world with more than 5,000 years of rich history, no one expects the shortage of striking historical attractions after centuries. From UNESCO listed monuments such as Qutub Minar and Humayun’s Tomb to Red Fort built by Shah Jahan, the past is everywhere.
2. Luxury Hotels, Exclusive Clubs and Superb Restaurants
For affluent holidaymakers and tourists, New Delhi offers quite a memorable experience. Stay at Imperial where you may find an on-site Chanel boutique, enjoy the high-class 24-hour butler service at the Oberoi and explore the attractions in proximity like Jaipur or Taj Mahal in rented cars, prior to dining at luxurious eateries like the Leela Palace Hotel’s Le Cirque.
3. Museums for Art Lovers, History Buffs, and Science Geeks
With an amazing range of museums, Delhi is definitely one of the most ideal places in India for history lovers. Grab more knowledge about Indian heroes like Nehru and Mahatma Gandhi in dedicated museums, admire the contemporary art at the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art or make your kids learn all about dinosaurs and interstellar physics at the National Science Centre.
4. A Multicultural Mosaic of Faiths and Beautiful Religious Architecture
New Delhi is a perfect blend of various religions all over the world and their iconic attractions. All faiths and beliefs are represented in their own fashion - the quaint Gurdwara Sis Ganj Sahib, the Baha’i Lotus Temple, the Sacred Heart Cathedral and the magical Jama Masjid Mosque.
5. Delicious Local Cuisine
Whenever we talk about food, Delhi always comes up as it’s the greatest gastronomic destinations all over India. From the finger-licking butter chicken and authentic paranthas to stomach-filling biryanis and delicious meaty kebabs, there is everything to broaden your waistline.
Airlines Operate Flight to Delhi
- Air India
- Austrian Airlines
- Scandinavian Airlines
- Kuwait Airways
- British Airways
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Delhi - 8h 35m
- Manchester to Delhi - 10h 5m
- Newcastle to Delhi - 11h 20m
- Birmingham to Delhi - 8h 30m
- Glasgow to Delhi - 10h 30m
- Edinburgh to Delhi - 11h 30m
- Belfast to Delhi - 11h 30m
Transport from Delhi
For visitors coming from North America, Indira Gandhi International Airport is the main entrance and reaching the main city is hassle-free. All cheap flight travellers can hop on the Airport Express Metro from Terminal 3 which takes around 20-minutes and charges ₹20 for the city centre. If we talk about buses, they consume a little more time (60-minutes) and costs around ₹50. On the other hand, taxis are quicker but charges around ₹400. Renting a car to explore the city is the best option; there are various companies like VIP Cars and Avis represented by the terminals.
Visa Requirements for Delhi
Without acknowledging the visa requirements for India, it is highly recommended not to book your tickets. The basic requirement for a visa is just a valid passport for at least six months.
Tips for your stay in Delhi
- Choose your accommodation according to your budget; there are numerous options for ‘Guest Houses’ and ‘Bed n Breakfast’. Pick the right one and save more bucks than usual.
- To commute within the city, do not make haste decisions while choosing the public or private transport - calculate the distance, ask the locals and then go for the right means of transport like DTC buses, rickshaws, Autos or three-wheelers and the most recent, metros.
- Try and learn some words of the local tongue like Namaste (hello), Kitna Hua? (how much?), Shukriya (thank you), Maaf Kardo (I am sorry). These words will definitely let you smoothly blend between the locals.
- Do not offer a tip to taxi drivers more than 10% as that should be enough.
- Bargaining will surely let you purchase clothes, shoes and other items at very cheap prices than normal. Never hesitate from asking discounts, it’s your right.
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