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Delhi
Delhi is a sprawling capital where Mughal-era monuments, colonial-era boulevards, and dense modern markets sit within a few kilometers of each other. As the seat of both a national government and millennia of layered history, it functions as India's political core and one of its busiest cultural crossroads.
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Frequently asked questions about Delhi
How do I get to Delhi?
Most travellers arrive via Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), the country's main international gateway; from there, the Airport Express Metro Line runs directly into central Delhi, reaching New Delhi Railway Station in ~20 minutes.
How many days should I spend in Delhi?
Plan on ~3-4 days to cover the city's major historic sites and markets at a comfortable pace, with extra time if using Delhi as a base for day trips into the wider region.
What is Delhi known for?
Delhi is a sprawling capital where Mughal-era monuments, colonial-era boulevards, and dense modern markets sit within a few kilometers of each other. As the seat of both a national government and millennia of layered history, it functions as India's political core and one of its busiest cultural crossroads.