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From the moment you arrive in Delhi, it’s like stepping into another world. India’s capital city can be pretty full on, even for the most seasoned of travellers, but if you’re savvy and willing to go with the flow, you’ll discover an endless warren of treasures to explore. From ancient forts and vibrant markets to modern skyscrapers and glittering high street stores, this is a city of contrasts and complexity, with surprises around every corner. Once the initial sensory overload subsides, you’ll find a city that’s rich in history, filled with amazing people and is endlessly fascinating.

If you’re planning on booking flights to Delhi, Trip.com has all the info you need to know before you go, along with some tips for getting the best deals.

How to find cheap flights to Delhi?

There are loads of airlines offering flights to Delhi. In fact, with so many to choose from, finding the right option can be something of a headache. But don’t worry – Trip.com has gathered all this information together, so you can easily find the flight that’s perfect for you!

How to buy cheap flights to Delhi?

Easy! Just visit Trip.com, where you can check the latest flight availability, compare prices, and find the flights to Delhi that suit your budget.

When can I get the cheapest flights to Delhi?

To get the cheapest flights to Delhi, try to book at least 4 weeks in advance of travel – the low season is from February to March, so you might be able to pick up a bargain around this time.

Airports in Delhi

Indira Gandhi International Airport is the main airport in Delhi, and is the busiest in all of India for both cargo and commercial flights. Located in Palam, 10 miles (16km) from New Delhi city centre and 15km south-west of New Delhi railway station, the airport has three parallel runways. Facilities include Duty Free shopping, restaurants and coffee shops, porter services, Pet N’ Fly services and tour operators.

About airlines and budgeted airlines

Delhi Airport is a hub for various international airlines, domestic routes and budget flyers. This includes Air India, AirAsia India, Alliance Air, GoFirst, IndiGo, Quikjet Airlines, SpiceJet, Vistara and Zoom Air. Delhi is also a focus city for FedEx Express.

How to reach the city centre from the airport

From Delhi Airport, you can reach the city centre via bus, Metro, train or car rental. The Airport Express Metro, or Orange Line, runs every 10 minutes during peak times and every 15 minutes during non-peak times from 4:45 am to 11:30 pm. From the airport, it takes only 20 minutes by Metro to reach the New Delhi Metro Station and costs less than a pound (60 INR).

Getting around the city

The safest and most convenient way to travel around Delhi is the Metro, which has a special compartment just for women. Other options for getting around the city include the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) bus system, auto-rickshaws, cycle-rickshaws, e-rickshaws, Grameen Seva and taxis. Uber ride hailing services are also available.

Peak season for flights to Delhi

Peak season for flights to Delhi is generally considered to be May and June, which is just before the summer weather becomes too hot. That being said, Delhi receives visitors all year round and, as a city that moves to its own unique rhythm, is always open and welcoming to tourists.

Low season for flights to Delhi

Depending on what time of year you intend to fly, you can get a real bargain on flights to Delhi. For example, in February and March there tends to be less demand, so tickets go for a lot less than during peak times.

About Delhi

Delhi is India’s bustling, frenetic capital city, home to over 11 million people. This metropolitan hub of commerce, arts, design, fashion and technology is also one of the world’s oldest cities, with a backstory that stretches more than 5,000 years into the past. The city is split into four major districts – New, Old, North and South – each of which has its own character, quirks and range of attractions to explore.

Tourist attractions in Delhi

Delhi is home to a wide range of tourist hotspots, from historic sites and natural wonders to modern attractions and cultural magic. There’s the Red Fort (Lal Qila), dating back to 1648; Lodi Gardens, home to over 100 species of trees, a bonsai park and some impressive tombs and mausoleums; Gurdwara Bangla Sahib, which features an impressive golden dome and is the city’s most important Sikh place of worship; and the National Museum, which is a treasure trove of archaeological finds from the subcontinent, including terra-cotta toys, artworks, jewellery, sculptures, musical instruments, tapestries, tribal masks, swords and murals.

Best travel time to book your flights to Delhi

The cheapest time to book flights to Delhi is usually around February. You can save money by booking in advance too, so try to get your flights to Delhi at least 4 weeks in advance. The best time to travel is generally considered to be October to March, when the weather is a little cooler and the flowers of Delhi’s beautiful gardens and biological parks are in bloom. From April to July, during the height of summer, many people consider the city to be oppressively hot.

Delhi is home to an extreme climate, meaning it can be extremely hot in summer (April - July), when average temperatures can range from 25°C to 45°C; and very cold in winter (December - January), when average temperatures fluctuate from highs of 22°C to lows of 5°C. Depending on when you plan to travel, make sure you pack clothes according to the weather and climate.

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