Transportation & Reach
Many international carriers fly from Delhi to other cities in the world. This makes the city a vital link between India and rest of the globe. Being the capital state of India and the hub of the Indian Railways network, Delhi is well connected by road and railways to every part of the country. As Delhi's population is growing exponentially, the city's transportation authority was having problems in reducing the traffic congestion. But with state government initiative, today, there are more flyovers and highways in Delhi than in all other Indian metropolitan cities making its transportation system the best in India.

Delhi Airports:
Indira Gandhi International Airport is the only and most important international airport in Delhi. It is divided into two wings, International Terminal (20 km from downtown Cannaught Place) and Domestic Terminal (Known as Palam Airport, which is at a distance of 15 km from City Center). Private and Public taxis are easily available outside the airport to facilitate quick and easy journey to the city area.

Delhi Railway Transportation:
Delhi is the main center of the Indian Railways network with Express trains to all parts of the country. Delhi has three major railway stations:

• Delhi Main Station (also called Old Delhi Railway Station), about 6 km from Downtown.
• New Delhi Railway Station, about 1 km from Downtown.
• Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station is just 5 km from downtown.

Local Transposition of Delhi:
Delhi has one of India's largest environment friendly bus transport systems with most of the buses plying under the State-owned Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) and other private operators such as the BlueLine Transport Corporation. The Inter State Bus Terminus (ISBT), Kashmiri Gate forms the focus of all inter-city bus services, whereas, Sarai Kale Khan and Anand Vihar are the additional Terminuses providing convenient access to other neighboring cities. Taxis, Autos, Cycle Rickshaws, City Bus Service and Night Bus Services are available at these terminuses.

The Metro (mass rapid-transit system) is the latest and fastest means of local transport running across Delhi these days, on the long elevated tracks and underground tunnels. Though half of it is still under construction.

Apart from these, the auto rickshaws (sometimes called Auto) and cycle rickshaws forms an another important and popular means of public transportation in Delhi.

Hotels & Accommodation
Delhi is face of India. Home to many historical monuments, beautiful gardens, important government & private offices, Delhi bustle with travelers. To cater the needs of these large number of tourists, the city has wide variety of hotels & accommodations with all kinds of modern facilities, world class hospitality & guest service.

Hotels of Delhi	Average Rates
5-Star	$200-600
4-Star	$80-200
2-Star	$40- 80
Budget Hotels	$20- 50