As of March 2026, Delhi Metro had about 352 km and 12 lines; state whether figures include NCR sections. First and last train times vary by station, direction, line and day; check DMRC’s timetable for the specific trip. Buy a Tourist Card (1-day: INR 200, 3-day: INR 500) at any station for unlimited rides. Yellow Line is the main north-south spine; Blue Line connects major monuments. DMRC says the first coach in the running direction is reserved for women; do not describe both ends as women-only coaches.
Ola and Uber operate extensively and are the most convenient option for point-to-point travel, especially from airports and stations late at night. Rapido offers bike taxis for short hops in congested areas.
Insist on the meter or agree a fare before boarding. Prepaid auto counters at all major railway stations charge fixed rates. Cycle-rickshaws are ideal for the narrow lanes of Old Delhi.
Indira Gandhi International Airport (IATA: DEL) is 16 km southwest of Connaught Place. About 19–20 minutes and ₹60 is currently reported for the T3–New Delhi trip; retain it as a fare to recheck before travel. The Delhi Traffic Police’s prepaid AC fare schedule lists ₹345 for the 11–14 km band and ₹410 for 14–17 km; fares depend on destination and service.
Delhi has five major stations — New Delhi, Hazrat Nizamuddin, Old Delhi, Anand Vihar, and Sarai Rohilla. Most tourist trains use New Delhi or Nizamuddin. Book through IRCTC well in advance for best availability and pricing.