Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL)

Delhi Airport Terminal 3 is one of the biggest terminals in the world, being able to handle up to 40 million passengers per year.

All International flights are operated from T3 as well as some domestic flights.

The recommended ways to travel from New Delhi Airport are by Uber or Ola Cab

Savaari.com is a reliable car service option for airport pick up and drops.
You can also hire by the 4 to 8 hour day.
Phone +91 90454 50000 

The Indian Rupee is the currency of India. The currency code for Rupees is INR, and the currency symbol is ₹. 

We recommend that you convert your currency to INR ( Rupees ) before you leave. Second choice is at the airport.

Check current exchange rates at Xe Currency Exchange currency converter.

ATMs are available and credit cards are widely accepted. Credit cards with “plus” option allow cash withdrawal.

*For ease of payment, please let your credit card companies know where and when you will be traveling.

All foreigners need a visa to enter India.

Can I get a visa on arrival in India?
No, you must obtain a visa before taking a flight to India.

Please visit https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/

REQUIRE A VISA INVITATION?

Email Customer Service

We will require the following information:
Passport name
Passport number
Address
Phone number
Class dates
Approximate travel dates

• The UV index may be very high, bring  UV-blocking sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with a brim if you plan on being outside. 
  
  
• A good rule of thumb is to cover your shoulders and knees.
  
  
• Natural materials like linen and cotton. Choose an airy drape —midi-skirts, maxi dresses, and harem pants. If you want to wear form-fitting bottoms, like leggings or skinny jeans, pair them with longer tunics or dresses to cover your behind. 
  
  
• Hemlines may be more conservative in New Delhi, Indian women often wear colorful saris or tunics, so don’t be afraid to pack prints and jewel tones.
  
  
• No matter the season, our number one recommendation is a scarf, shawl, or pashmina. You can wear it as a headscarf in a mosque, over your mouth during dust storms or on bad air quality days, as a shawl to cover bare shoulders, or as an actual scarf during cooler evenings. Pro tip: Pack one and buy the rest in New Delhi as souvenirs.

Hotel Radisson Blu, Airport New Delhi 

Jaypee Vasant Continental