TOY TRAIN KALKA-SHIMLA
Read moreThis line of 96 kilometers, inaugurated on November 9, 1903, leaves Kalka (Haryana) to reach Shimla, 5h30 later and 656 meters higher. It is registered with the world heritage of Unesco since September 2007. The route is absolutely enchanting: bridges, tunnels, magnificent landscapes, small charming stations, good-natured atmosphere in the cars... The cruising speed does not exceed 30 km/h. This trip is a fabulous experience! The Rail Motor Car, more picturesque, is a kind of locomotive-bus made up of a single carriage.
DELHI METRO
Read moreOpen from 6am to 11pm, it has 9 lines for a network of over 200 km.
Tickets are magnetictokens valid for one trip, or a magnetic Tourist Card with unlimited trips. There is also a rechargeable card if you stay in Delhi for a long time or make few trips. At the entrance of each station, be prepared to be searched.
The search is systematic at the entrance of the metro and you must deposit your bag which will be X-rayed. Men and women must line up separately for the body search.
AÉROPORT DE LEH
Read moreThe aircraft is the only way to reach Ladakh from November to May, as ground lanes are blocked. Information by telephone. Located at 3 256 metres above sea level, this commercial airport is one of the highest in the world. This causes some passengers to take some time to acclimatise at altitude.
Leh tends to frighten the traveller, because airline tickets are expensive. In winter, a multitude of weather factors disrupt the air link sometimes making it impossible. It is best to book one month in advance. Summer air traffic works properly, with some frequent delays however. There are many denials. At Air India, a waiting list is provided specifically for this purpose, and registering means, most often, leaving.
GO FIRST
Read moreThe company Go Air has taken advantage of the Covid-19 pandemic to find a new name and rework its brand image. It is now called Go First and in addition to many domestic routes, also serves some international destinations including the Gulf countries, Sri Lanka, the Maldives and Thailand. You will be able to reach all Indian cities from Delhi (Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore...) and other smaller cities (Guwahati, Lucknow, Bagdogra, Leh, Varanasi...).
GARE ROUTIÈRE D’IDGAH
Read moreIdgah is the most important bus station in Agra. It is located southwest of the old city of Tajganj and close to the Agra Cantt railway station. There are buses to and from Delhi, Jaipur, Mathura, Fatehpur Sikri, Gwalior, Lucknow, Jhansi and Chandigarh. We recommend you to be very careful, because here as elsewhere in Agra, scams are common. We have been told that several private companies easily deceive tourists about the level of comfort of the reserved buses.
INDIRA GANDHI DOMESTIC AIRPORT
Read moreIndira Gandhi Domestic Airport has two terminals: 1 and 2. Please check your ticket to see which terminal you are departing from, as they are connected by a shuttle bus. Flights are also very often subject to schedule changes. It is therefore advisable to get information before departure and to book your ticket at least one week in advance. Most low cost airlines no longer print baggage tags. It is up to you to do so or you will have to pay a supplement.
BRITISH AIRWAYS
Read moreDelhi, the capital of India, is a must for travelers. British Airways offers flights to Delhi, as well as to other major Indian cities such as Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai and Hyderabad. Delhi offers a unique experience blending modernity and ancient traditions. Travelers can explore the ancient streets of Old Delhi by rickshaw, visit the India Gate war memorial in New Delhi and visit the Taj Mahal, one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. Mumbai, also known as Bombay, is another city not to be missed, with attractions such as the Gateway of India and Elephanta Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. To get around India, you can fly or take the train, depending on your preferences and budget. Flights to India from London Heathrow take around 8 to 10 hours. India offers a wide variety of accommodation options, from affordable hotels to luxury beachfront resorts. Travelers can also enjoy Indian cuisine, bustling markets and stunning natural landscapes.
JET AIRWAYS
Read moreJaipur, the capital of Rajasthan in India, is a popular tourist destination for its magnificent palaces, forts and temples. For travelers wishing to reach Jaipur by air, Jet Airways is an option to consider. Jet Airways is an Indian airline offering flights to Jaipur from various cities in India and abroad.
AIR INDIA
Read moreThe former national airline, which will be taken over by Tata in 2021, still offers the most domestic routes. With its headquarters in Delhi, you can fly to just about any Indian airport from the capital. Air India's hub is located in Delhi airport's T3, which is also the international terminal. So, if you're planning a connection in Delhi on arrival or before departure from/to abroad, you'll have less transit time by choosing Air India. The company is safe and reliable.
INTER STATE BUS TERMINAL (ISBT)
Read moreDelhi's main bus station is often packed, so arrive early. There are other ISBTs in the city.
For Rajasthan, many buses leave from I.S.B.T. Sarai Kale Khan Bus Terminal, on Mahatma Gandhi Road, behind Nizamuddin station (Tel + 91 11 24 35 80 92).
Reservations can be made at the Bikaner House in New Delhi, south of India Gate. The building also houses the Rajasthan Tourist Board. Many Deluxe, Silver Line or Pink Line buses (air-conditioned).
INDIRA GANDHI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Read moreIGIA continues to redesign itself and now both the departure and arrival areas have been completely redesigned. The airport offers very complete services to travelers (stores, smoking areas, medical care, ATM...). The terminal is huge and it can take up to 20 minutes to get to the gate from the duty free area. You will also need to show your ticket and passport to enter the terminal.
INDIAN AIRLINES
Read moreOffers flights from and to Calcutta, Guwahati and Delhi.
METRO CABS
Read moreMetro Cabs is the largest cab company in Jaipur. In a decade, it has developed a fleet of over 500 vehicles, all air-conditioned and non-smoking. All vehicles are also insured for passenger transportation. You can use this company for your trips in and around the city, but also for long distance trips: Delhi, Indira Gandhi airport, Pushkar, Jodhpur, etc. The company also offers City Tours and sightseeing tours in the region (Golden Triangle, Thar Desert, Agra...).
EASY CAB
Read moreEasy Cab is a long distance cab service from Delhi, Gurgaon or Noida. You can use their services for one-way trips at no extra cost. It is very convenient to go directly to Jaipur (for example) if the flight schedules do not match and if you do not want to take the train. Just call them to determine with them your needs, from the small city car, to the family car to the minibus. They can also make the transfer from the airport to your hotel.
GARE FERROVIAIRE DE JAIPUR
Read moreThe Jaipur railway station is located in the center of the city. You will find a pre-paid rickshaw counter at the exit of the station and many touts who will try to dissuade you from going there. The area around the station (as well as the city during the day) is extremely congested, so it's best to plan ahead if you have a train to catch. From Jaipur, you can get to almost anywhere in the country by train. L
AÉROPORT DE JAIPUR
Read moreJaipur airport is located 12 km south of the city and it takes about 20 minutes to reach the city center, excluding traffic. At peak times, it can take two to three times longer. You can reach the major Indian cities via direct flights: Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Kochi... The airport is also connected to the international market via some flights from the Middle East. From Delhi, flights are often fully booked, and it is better to book your ticket in advance.
INDIGO
Read moreIndigo is one of the pioneer companies of the Indian low coast. It is famous for its blue and white logo, its dynamic communication and its facetious puns. The company started by serving the major Indian cities, then expanded its offer with medium-haul flights to the Arabian Peninsula and other regional hubs such as Thailand. A sure value for your travels in the country. Its development also ensures an international influence with services to certain European capitals and Chinese cities.
AIR ASIA
Read moreThe Malaysia-based low-cost airline has been serving India since 2014 on both domestic and medium-haul routes. Air Asia offers flights from New Delhi to Goa, Bagdogra, Bangalore, Kolkata, Guwahati, Imphal, Kochi, Pune, Ranchi, Srinagar and Visakhapatnam. The company also allows you to travel all over Asia, most often with a stopover in Kuala Lumpur. The very attractive fares and the aircraft, many of which are recent, are all advantages for saving time in comfort.