Najafgarh Delhi, India Travel Guide
Major Airports: Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) is the single major airport for the Delhi National Capital Region. Location: Palam, Delhi. Distance from Najafgarh: Approximately 20-30 kilometers, travel time from 45 minutes away from 1.5 hours, traffic conditions vary.
Flight costs are generally rise during Delhi's peak tourist season (October to March) and around major festivals like Diwali and Christmas/New Year. Booking flights well in advance for these periods is recommended to secure better rates. The low season (May to August) often has more economical fares.
Delhi Airport Metro Express (Orange Line) is the fastest way to the central area Delhi (New Delhi Train Terminal).
Pre-paid taxi counters, Ola/Uber are available at the airport for convenient transfers. (AirHelp).
DTC buses connect the airport to various parts of Delhi, a budget-friendly option.
Book flights well in advance, especially for peak season and festival periods, to secure better rates.
Understand your terminal: T3 for most international/full-service domestic, T1 for budget domestic, T2 for some domestic/international.
Arrive 3 hours before international departures, TWO hours for domestic flights, allowing for check-in and security.
Indian Railways offers an extensive network, connecting Delhi to every corner of the country. Delhi is a major hub for land transportation.
Delhi has three major Inter-State Bus Terminals (ISBTs) that connect the city to various states in North India.
Self-driving in Delhi is generally not recommended for foreign tourists. Traffic is chaotic, driving rules differ significantly, and aggressive driving is common. Navigating unfamiliar roads while dealing with pedestrians, auto-rickshaws, and other vehicles can be stressful and unsafe. (DiscoverCars.com).
Road Conditions: Major roads and highways in Delhi maintain good condition. However, internal roads in older areas, local markets, and specific localities (including parts of Najafgarh) can be narrow, congested, and prone to potholes, notably after the monsoon season.
There are no exit fees collect directly from passengers at the airport you leave froms. These costs are typically included in the price of your air ticket.
Departure halls at Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) provide a variety of facilities similar to those available upon arrival.
Complete at airline counter or self-check-in kiosks.
All passengers and carry-on luggage undergo security checks.
For international flights, present passport and boarding pass to officials.
Major railway stations provide basic facilities including waiting rooms, food stalls, and restrooms. Plan to arrive with enough time to navigate crowds and locate your platform.
Inter-State Bus Terminals (ISBTs) offer basic facilities. Arrive early to account for throngs of people and to find your bus bay.
Check airline baggage allowances and restrictions.
Have passport, boarding pass, and any required exit documents ready.
Keep precious belongings and important medications in carry-on luggage.
