| Delhi is well connected through a network of national
highways.State roadways buses regularly ply from Delhi
to various towns and cities.
Delhi is well connected with all the state capitals
and international cities in the country through a well
laid out railway network. In India, most of the express
and mail trains have facilities of air conditioned comfort.
Detailed information on train fares and the timings
can be had from railway inquiry
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Regular air flights connect Delhi to all the state capitals,important
cities and important tourist destinations.
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Other Important details :
a) Prohibition :
Delhi is not a dry state. There are about 200 licenced
retail outlets and liquor is served in hotels/ restaurants
having licence to do so
Delhi Airport
Indira Gandhi International Airport is a major gateway
to India. Located in the national capital, Delhi, it
is a vital link between India and rest of the globe.
The International Terminal (Terminal II) has 35 airlines
flying to major cities across the world.
The Domestic Airport has three terminals, i.e. Terminal
1A & Terminal 1B and Domestic Arrival terminal.
Terminal 1A caters to domestic flights of the national
Indian Airlines and its subsidiary, Alliance Air. Flights
of other scheduled private airlines viz. Jet Airways
and Air Sahara operate from terminal 1B, along with
other executive aircraft/private aviation activities.
The road distance between the two terminals is eight
kilometers.
The Airport is equipped with state-of-the-art category
- IIIA landing system making it operational even during
dense foggy weather. The Airport currently handles 13100
domestic and 9500 International passengers daily on
an average.
Indira Gandhi International Airport is stated to be
privatised through the route of Joint Venture, as part
of Government's plan to privatise the four metro airports
for providing world class terminals and other facilities
to the passengers.
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