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Travel Plans - Kolkata To Chennai By: Rashmiranjan Patil
Situated on the east bank of River Hooghly, Kolkata was the capital of India during the British rule until 1911. It was then known as Calcutta. An administrator of the English East India Company, Job Charnock, was the official founder of the city.
Victoria Memorial, designed by Sir William Emerson, is the most famous landmark and tourist attraction of Kolkata. The city is also home to monuments, science museums and temples that bear the architectural significance. Rabindra Sadan and Nandan are the theatre and music complexes. Among the popular religious places include Kalighat Temple, St. Paul's Cathedral and Nakhoda Mosque. Kolkata has amusement parks like Aquatica and Nicco Park. The other tourist attractions in the city are Kolkata Museum, Children's Museum, Botanical garden and zoo.
The distance from Kolkata to Chennai, state capital of Tamil Nadu, is about 1660 km. It is believed that Chennai or 'Chennaipattinam' got its name from the Chenna Kesava Perumal Temple. The city is famous for its temples and churches. They are considered to be the fine examples of architecture and craftsmanship. Chennai is also famous for its pre-Independence structures like Fort St. George, St. Mary's Church and Madras High Court.
Among the popular tourist sites in Chennai are Santhome Cathedral Basilica, St. Thomas Mount, Thousand Lights Mosque, Parthasarathy Temple, Kaapaleshwar temple, Ashtalakshmi temple, Adeeswar Temple, Theosophical Society, Senate House, Freemasons Hall, National Art Gallery, Guindy Snake Park, Valluvar Kottam, MGR Memorial, Kamaraj Memorial House and Government Museum.
Besides, Chennai is famous for its beautiful beaches. Marina Beach, which is 12 km long, is one of the longest urban beaches in the world. Among the other popular beaches in Chennai are Elliot's Beach and Covelong Beach.
Expectedly, both the metropolitan cities of Kolkata and Chennai have airports. All the major airlines such as Air India, Jet Airways, Indigo and Kingfisher have regular flights from Kolkata to Chennai and back. While many of the flights are direct to Chennai, some others have stopovers at some places. The direct flight takes about three hours.
Chennai is also well connected by train with Kolkata (Howrah). The daily direct trains from Kolkata to Chennai are Howrah-Chennai Coromandal Express (No.12841) and Howrah-Chennai Express (No.12508). Gauhati-Ernakulam/Thiruvananthapuram Express (Nos. 12508, 12510, 12514 and 12516) trains run six days in a week (except on Saturday). The trains take around 26 hours to 28 hours to travel from Kolkata to Chennai.
Only a few travellers venture to travel such a long distance from Kolkota to Chennai by road. Yet some people use shared taxis to travel from Kolkata as often they fail to get conf0i rmed reservations in the trains. Share taxi cabs charge a fare of Rs.2700 to Rs.3500 per person depending on the car they are travelling in.
Similarly from Chennai To Kolkata is also very easy to travel. Kolkata To Pune is another interesting travel for the visitors.(read entire article)(posted on: 2012-10-30)
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How To Travel From Delhi To Katra By: Rashmiranjan Patil
New Delhi is the national capital of India as well as one of the nine districts of the National Capital Territory of Delhi. The seat of the Indian Government, Delhi is also one of the fastest growing cities in the world and was lately rated as a Beta World City. Delhi has a rich history and cultural heritage that dates back to early ages. It came under the rule of dynasties like Ghori, Lodhis and the Mughals, to name a few. The British made Delhi their capital in 1911 and eventually, it became the national capital in the year 1947.
Katra is a small town situated in the Reasi district in state of Jammu and Kashmir. Tucked amidst the Trikuta Mountains, Katra is the entryway to the shrine of mother Goddess - Vaishno Devi. Katra is located approximately 42 kilometers away from Jammu and is the most important transit location for pilgrims headed to the Vaishno Devi shrine. It is in Katra that the pilgrims have to register before progressing to the shrine atop the mountain. The registration at Katra is done mainly to provide the pilgrims with an insurance cover of Rs 100000 for a journey of around 15 kilometers to the temple. Essentially a town thriving on the pilgrimage to Vaishno Devi, Katra provides all facilities as a base camp for the journey towards Vaishno Devi. Situated at an altitude of 750 meters, Katra is a remarkable example of natural splendor. Its proximity to Vaishno Devi has brought Katra into limelight.
The distance from Delhi to Katra is around 610 km. Since Katra has no railway or airport, it is only accessible by roadways. Even so, it is reasonably easy to reach to Katra from Delhi. At the same time, it is also possible to board the train from Delhi to Jammu Tawi, which is the nearest rail head and then proceed to Katra by bus. Numerous buses are available from the railway station to reach Katra.
Alternatively, one can also board bus from Delhi itself. There are several types of buses available for travelling to Katra. These bus services are run by both government and private operators. As such, regular services are available from Delhi to Katra. While a non A/C bus ticket will cost one around INR 300, an A/C Volvo Semi Sleeper ticket will cost up to Rs INR for an adult.
Hiring private cab to travel from Delhi to Katra is also a viable option, especially if one is travelling with family consisting of infants, elders and invalids. The cab fare to reach till Katra would be in the range of INR 12,000 to INR 18,000 for a round trip, according to the type of car preferred.
Delhi To Ajmer and Delhi to Vaishno Devi are most popular trip among the tourists.(read entire article)(posted on: 2012-10-30)
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Different Ways To Get From Delhi To Shirdi By: Rashmiranjan Patil
Shirdi, a small town in Maharashtra, is famous worldwide for its association with the great Indian Saint, Shirdi Sai Baba. Situated in the Ahmednagar District of Maharashtra, Shirdi is also known as the 'Land of Sai'.
The Shirdi temple complex which is the main attraction of Shirdi is spread over an area of about 200 square meters. Maruti Temple and Shani Temple, constructed under the supervision of Shirdi Sai Baba, are the other places of attraction in Shirdi. Maruti Mandir is considered being a favourite place of Sai Baba, who used to conduct satsangs here on a regular basis.
Delhi, the capital of India, is situated by the Yamuna River. Delhi has its historical importance for the fact that it has been the seat of the Mughal Empire for many years. Dotted with tombs, forts and monuments, apart from its historical importance, Delhi also happens to be the political hub of India, serving as the centre of the Government of India. The city was planned by the British architect, Sir Edwin Lutyens, thus giving the name 'Lutyens' Delhi.
The distance from Delhi to Shirdi is 1250 km. The fastest way to cover the distance is to fly from Delhi to Shirdi. Shirdi does not have an airport, but one can take a flight to Nashik, the airport closest to Shirdi, from Delhi. This is not the best way to travel from Shirdi to Delhi, as only a single air line operates in this route.
Though there are no direct trains connecting Delhi and Shirdi, one can travel from Delhi to Shirdi via Kopargaon or Manmad. These two stations are 14 and 55 km, respectively, from Shirdi with direct train connections from either the New Delhi railway station or the Nizamudin railway station in Delhi.
Some trains from Delhi to Shirdi via Manmad or Kopargaon are Punjab Mail (12137), Swarna Jayanthi (12643), Nizamuddin Kolhapur Express (12148), Nizamuddin Pune Super Express (12264), Mangla Lakshadweep Express (12618), Jhelum Express (11077), Amritsar Nanded Express (12716), Goa Express (12779), Amritsar Dadar Express (11058) and Karnataka Express (12628). From Manmad and Kopargaon, taxis, buses and a few passenger trains are available to Shirdi.
Driving down from Delhi to Shirdi is also an option. You can cover the distance, ideally spread over two days, and it takes an average time of 18 to 20 driving hours.
Interstate buses are also available from the ISBT Delhi to Shirdi, conveniently plying overnight.
More comfortable private A/C and non A/C buses are available from Delhi to Shirdi and may cost Rs 1500 to Rs 2000 per head, depending on the type of bus and seat selected.
Another option is to hire taxi from Delhi to Shirdi which will cost about Rs 10,000.
There is no problem to come back from Shirdi to Delhi. Even Shirdi To Nasik is also a very popular trip.(read entire article)(posted on: 2012-10-30)
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Modes To Reach - Delhi To Kolkata By: Rashmiranjan Patil
Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal, is situated on the east bank of the river Hooghly. Kolkata is referred as the 'Commercial capital of the East India'.
Kolkata was the former capital of India during the British rule. The earlier name of the city was Calcutta and the city has a very old history of more than 2000 years. The city is home to many palaces, museums and temples. The main language spoken here is Bengali.
Job Charnock, an administrator of the English East India Company, was the founder of Kolkata. Kolkata is a fast growing city with many modern developments. Kolkata has many educational institutions, multiplexes, flyovers and other offices. The first metro rail of the country was constructed in Kolkata. Here we can find hand-pulled rickshaws and trams. Kolkata is the birthplace of many eminent personalities like Rabindranath Tagore, Swami Vivekananda, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose and many others. The city houses many educational institutions and tourist places. Mother Theresa, a Nobel Prize winner for Peace, has served the nation by making Kolkata as her base. Bengali cuisine consists of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian.
Delhi, the capital of India, has a rich culture and overwhelming history. Situated on the banks of River Yamuna, Delhi is designed by a British architect, Edwin Lutyens. Rashtrapati Bhawan in the Raisina Hill and other buildings show the architectural caliber of Lutyens. This cosmopolitan city accepts all people from every side of the country. Delhi is a perfect combination of culture, tradition, power and politics. Delhi can be reached by all modes of transport. We can roam around by buses and metros in Delhi. Akshardham Temple is a new temple dedicated to Swaminarayan in Delhi. Delhi offers several shopping options like Sarojini Nagar Market, Lajpat Nagar Market and Karol Bagh.
Delhi Airport connects Kolkata by flights. Several economical flights fly between the two cities which are affordable.
Several trains connect the two stations in Delhi to Kolkata which take almost 20 hours to finish the journey. Some trains like Kalka Mail, New Delhi Howrah Express, Toofan Express and Howrah Duronto Express reach Kolkata at the two stations such as Sealdah and Howrah.
Bus is not an option to travel from Delhi to Kolkata as Kolkata is situated more than 1000 km away from Delhi.
Taxis charge Rs. 27,900/- to reach Delhi to Kolkata. This cab is for four people. For seven people it costs Rs. 39,500/- for a round trip.
If you have your own vehicle it takes approximately 20 hours 10 minutes to cover the distance of 1481 km depending upon the vehicle.
There are around 217 accommodation facilities available for the guests in Kolkata. These include luxury hotels, hostels, medium luxury hotels, resorts, and budget hotels.
Kolkata To Delhi is the trip from city of joy to capital city. Kolkata to Darjeeling is also a very smooth and joyful travel.(read entire article)(posted on: 2012-10-30)
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Mumbai To Bangalore - Travel From The Financial Capital To The It Hub By: Rashmiranjan Patil
Mumbai, the capital city of Maharashtra, which is also commonly referred to as the financial capital of the country, is one of the most important metros of India. As such, Mumbai is well connected with all important cities of the world, and especially other Indian cities like New Delhi, Kolkata and Bangalore among others.
Bangalore, the IT capital of India is also one of the most sought after tourist destinations of the country. It presents a beautiful amalgamation of past heritage with contemporary lifestyle. Replete with natural attractions, gardens and other historic sites, Bangalore charms its way into the heart of its visitors. Bangalore also enjoys good connectivity with all parts of the world in general and important cities of the country in particular.
Mumbai (in Maharashtra) and Bangalore (in Karnataka) are separated by a distance of around 1012 km by road. The approximate time taken to cover this distance on road is around 15 hours. Though the road connectivity between both the cities is quite good, travelling by road is not a popular choice because of the time taken to reach from one place to the other. Even so, there are many buses that ply regularly between both the cities. These buses are run by both government and private agencies. The buses vary from ordinary to semi-sleeper to sleeper class and the cost of the ticket also varies according to the type of bus chosen. Since the bus journey can be tiresome, it is recommended to youngsters and backpackers.
An economical and effortless alternative to travel from Mumbai to Bangalore is by rail. Trains depart from 3 stations in Mumbai - Mumbai Cst (CSTM), Lokmanyatilak T (LTT) and Dadar (DR) and arrive in any of the three stations in Bangalore - Yesvantpur Jn (YPR), Bangalore Cy Jn (SBC) and Krishnarajapurm (KJM). Some of the important trains that connect Mumbai and Bangalore are Udyan Express (16529), Nagarcoil Express (16339), Trivandrum Express (16331), Chalukya Express (11017) and Coimbatore Express (11013) among others.
Air travel is an excellent option to travel from Mumbai to Bangalore, especially if money is not a concern. There are around 50 flights operated by different airlines to choose from. Flying is the best option for the businessmen and those who are hard-pressed for time. Air travel between the two cities would only take around one and a half hours. Though costlier than train, flights are best option for busy executives and businessmen.
Another option is to hire a cab to travel from Mumbai to Bangalore. This option is costly as a round trip would cost close to INR 25000, according to the type of cab chosen. Good option if travelling with family and kids.
We can get good travel options from Bangalore To Mumbai and from Bangalore to Hyderabad.(read entire article)(posted on: 2012-10-30)
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Different Means Of Travelling Routes To Reach From Nashik To Pune By: Rashmiranjan Patil
Nashik is a city in the state of Maharashtra, located in the northwestern side of the state. It is at a distance of about 210 km away from the city of Pune in Maharashtra. Nashik, which is located in the Western Ghats, on the banks of the river Godavari towards the western edge of the Deccan Peninsula, is well-connected to the industrial hub of the state, Pune. The city of Nashik is well-connected to Pune through modes of transportations such as rail and road.
The best possible way to reach Pune from Nashik is by road which takes a travel time of about 5 to 6 hours. The recommended route to travel from Nashik to Pune is via NH 50. The route is from Nashik to Sinnar, from Sinnar to Sangamner, from Sangamner to Narangaon, from Narangaon to Pimpri and from Pimpri to Pune.
Lot of taxis and private cabs are available from Nashik to reach Pune. The travel time is about 4 hours. These cabs can charge from 8 rupees to 25 rupees per kilometer depending upon the type of vehicle chosen by the traveler. Journey by car is best suited for group travelers and senior citizens since the vehicle can be halted at one's will.
Regular bus services are available from Nashik to reach Pune. The bus fare rates depend upon the type of bus chosen by the traveler. The bus journey takes about 5 hours to reach Pune from Nashik. The Pune bus station is at a distance of about 2 km away from the city center. Auto rickshaws and taxis are available from the bus station to reach the city center. Journey by bus is best suited for backpackers and individual travelers.
There are regular train services available to travel from Nashik to Pune. The travel time taken to reach Pune from Nashik via rail is about 5 to 7 hours. Pune railway station is located at a distance of about 3 km away from the city center and can be reached by taxis and auto rickshaws available from there.
The main trains that ply between the two stations of Nashik and Pune are Manmad Pune Express No:11025 that starts from the Nashik Road at about 5:35 hours and reaches Pune at 12:05 hours on all the days, the Saket Express No:11068 that starts from the Nashik Road at about 17:20 hours and reaches Pune at 04:40 hours on all Thursdays and Sundays and the Gkp Ltt Express No:15018 that starts from the Nashik Road at about 14:00 hours and reaches Pune at 04:40 hours on all the days.
There are no flight services available to reach Pune from Nashik.Pune To Indore can also try.(read entire article)(posted on: 2012-10-30)
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How To Get From Pune To Mumbai By: Rashmiranjan Patil
Pune, the second largest city in the state of Maharashtra, is located at the confluence of Mula and Mutha Rivers. Founded by the valiant Maratha warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaja, Pune lies at an elevation of about 560 meters from sea level and is popularly known as the 'Queen of Deccan'.
Mumbai, the capital of the state of Maharashtra, formed by a group of seven connected islands, namely Bombay Island, Parel, Mazagaon, Mahim, Colaba, Worli and Old Woman's Island, was formerly known as Bombay. In 1996 the city's name was officially changed to Mumbai, the original Marathi name derived from the Goddess Mumba who was worshipped by the Koli fishermen who were the first inhabitants.
The main attractions of Mumbai are the Gateway of India, overlooking the harbour, the Prince of Wales museum, Keneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue, Elephanta cave island located in the Arabian sea , Parsi Fire temple, Marine Drive also known as ‘the Queens Necklace' and Chowpatty beach.
The best way to reach from Mumbai to Pune is by road and it takes a travel time of about 3 hours. The Mumbai-Pune Express connects these two places. The drive on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, a six lane well laid concrete tolled expressway, takes you through the Sahyadri mountain ranges via many passes. The drive is considered one of the best. Along the way you pass through places like Sutarwadi, Mankhurd, Lonavala and Khandala.
Regular bus services are available from Pune to Mumbai. The bus fare rates depend upon the type of bus chosen by the traveller. It usually ranges from 400 rupees to 600 rupees. Taxis are also available to travel from Pune to Mumbai. The charges range from 9 to 13 rupees per kilometre depending upon the type of vehicle. Shared vehicles are also available.
There are regular train services available from Pune to Mumbai. The travel time taken to reach Mumbai from Pune via rail is about 3 to 4 hours. Madurai Express No: 11044 that leaves at 02:05 am from Pune Junction reaches by 05:50 am at LTT Station on Fridays. Indrayani Express No: 22106 depart at 06:35 pm from Pune and reaches by 09:55 pm at Mumbai CSTM on all days. Intercity Express No: 12128 leave at 08:00 pm from Pune Junction and reaches at about 12:00 AM at Mumbai CSTM on all days. Deccan Express No: 11008 leaves at about 07:10 pm from Pune Junction and reaches by 11:10 pm at Mumbai on all days. Udyan Express No: 16530 depart at 08:05 pm from Pune Junction and reaches by 11:40 pm at Mumbai on all days.
Regular flight services are available between these two important airports and it is the fastest way of reaching from Pune to Mumbai.
Mumbai To Delhi is the trip from city of commerce to the capital city whereas Mumbai to Chandigarh is the trip from commerce to Industy.(read entire article)(posted on: 2012-10-30)
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Transport Ways - Ahmedabad To Pune By: Rashmiranjan Patil
Ahmedabad, located on the banks of the River Sabarmati, is one of the fastest growing cities in India. Ahmedabad is closely associated with the father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi. He established the famous Sabarmati Ashram on the banks of the river in 1915. Ahmedabad was earlier known as Karnavati. It was named after King Karandev. When the medieval ruler Sultan Ahmed Shah conquered the place, he named it as Ahmedabad.
Muslim monuments in the city are the tombs of Ahmed Shah and his queens, Ahmed Shah's Mosque, Jama Masjid, Mosque of Sidi Sayid, Teen Darwaza or Triple Gateway, Rani Rupmati Mosque and Jhulta Minara. Akshardham Temple, Hatheesing Jain Temples and ISKCON Temple are the temples in the city.
Other sightseeing destinations in Ahmedabad included Indian Institute of Management, Science City, Nagina Wadi Island in Kankaria Lake, Kamla Nehru Zoo, Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Museum, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Memorial, Bhadra Fort, Calico Museum of Textiles, Shreyas Folk Art Museum, National Institution of Design, Kite Museum, Sanskar Kendra and Natural History Museum.
Pune is situated around 680 km from Ahmedabad. Located on the Deccan Plateau near western coast, Pune was earlier known as 'Punya-Nagiri' or 'Queen of Deccan'. The Britishers later called it Poona. Now it has got its original name Pune.
Pune has several places of interest for tourists. Eighth century Pataleshwar Cave Temple is a marvel of rock-cut architecture. Ganesha is the deity in the Shrimant Dagduseth Halwai Ganpati Temple. Osho Park is a great centre for meditation and rejuvenation. Pune has also the prestigious Film Institute.
Another star attraction is Aga Khan Palace, where Mahatma Gandhi was imprisoned for participating in 'Quit India Movement' in 1942. Among the other major destinations in the city include Rajiv Gandhi Zoological Park, Shaniwar Wada, Sinhgad Fort, Saras Baug (a park), Sadhu Vaasvani Mission and Katraj Jain Temple.
Both Ahmedabad and Pune have airports. Major airlines like Jet Airways and Kingfisher have regular flights from Ahmedabad to Pune. There is no direct daily train from Ahmedabad to Pune. But there are a few trains which run on certain days of the week. So there is no problem of getting a train to travel from Ahmedabad to Pune. Some of these trains are going to Jodhpur and Ajmer side from Bangalore and Mysore. The train journey takes 11 hours to 13 hours to reach Pune from Ahmedabad.
Both the places are well connected by road also. Private operators are running buses on this route. The bus fare from Ahmedabad to Pune ranges from Rs.500 to Rs.1400 depending on the type of bus the travellers wish to travel. The taxi cabs charges a fare of around Rs.14000 for the trip. The road journey for the trip takes about ten hours.
Ahmedabad To Mumbai and Pune To Delhi is also very excited trip which the visitors can try and enjoy.(read entire article)(posted on: 2012-10-30)
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How To Get From Bangalore To Mumbai By: Rashmiranjan Patil
Bangalore, the garden city of India, is one of the most sought after tourist destinations of the country. The hub of the IT industry, Bangalore is known for its heritage and historic sites, as well as gardens and lakes.
Mumbai is the capital city of Maharashtra. A bustling metro and a busy sea port, Mumbai is the financial capital of the country. A group of connected islands, Mumbai is a well connected city.
The main attractions of Mumbai are the Gateway of India, the Prince of Wales museum, Keneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue, Elephanta Cave Island located in the Arabian Sea, Fire temple, Marine Drive, and the famous Chowpatty beach.
The distance between Bangalore and Mumbai is 995 km by road. The time taken to cover this distance on road is about 14 hours. The National Highway 4, a major highway in Western and Southern India, links Bangalore and Mumbai. The road connectivity between both the cities is very good, and most of the highway is four-laned. The major cities found on the way from Bangalore to Mumbai are Tumkur, Chithradurga, Devanagare, Hubli, Dharwad, Belgaum, Kolhapur, Satara, Khandala, Pune, and Lonavala.
Though travelling by road is not a popular choice, numerous buses ply regularly between both the cities. These buses are run by both government and private agencies. The buses vary from ordinary to semi-sleeper to sleeper class and the cost of the ticket also varies according to the type of bus chosen. The bus journey can be tiresome, and it is mostly done by youngsters and backpackers who do not get a train ticket.
For the car driving fanatics the road journey from Bangalore to Mumbai is a dream as it passes through some of the most beautiful stretches in the Sahyadris. You can also take many breaks on the journey staying at hill stations like Khandala or Lonavala.
Another option is to hire a cab to travel from Mumbai to Bangalore. Not a feasible option, as this is a costly affair, a round trip would cost Rs. 25000, according to the cab chosen.
The most economical and effortless mode of transport travel from Bangalore to Mumbai is by rail. Trains depart from 3 stations in Bangalore, Yesvantpur Junction, Bangalore City Junction and Krishnarajapuram and terminate at Mumbai CSTM, Lokmanyatilak T and Dadar. The main trains connecting Bangalore and Mumbai are Udyan Express (16530), Nagarcoil Express (16340), Trivandrum Express (16332), Chalukya Express (11018) and Coimbatore Express (11014).
For those hard pressed for time, air travel is an excellent option to travel from Mumbai to Bangalore. There are around 50 flights operated by different airlines like Kingfisher, Indigo, GoAir, Jetlite and Spicejet to choose from. The flying time is around one and a half hours.
From Mumbai To Bangalore has also various travel options. Similarly for Bangalore To Chennai regular buses, train and flights are available. Visitors do not face any type of travel problems.(read entire article)(posted on: 2012-10-30)
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Chennai To Delhi - From The Gateway Of South To The Capital City By: Rashmiranjan Patil
Chennai, the capital city of Tamil Nadu is also popularly referred to as the Gateway to the South, due to its unique geographical positioning. It is not only the seat of the Tamil Nadu government, but also a cultural hub and metropolis as well. Chennai, earlier known as Madras, has played a significant role in shaping the history of India. Its contribution to the art and culture of the nation is also unparalleled.
New Delhi, on the other hand, is undoubtedly the most historic city of the country from time immemorial. Boasting of a rich and ancient cultural past, New Delhi has always had a prominent place in Indian history and politics. Much of the modern Indian history is centred on this magnificent city. As such, it is a treasure house of historic sites and monuments and has a lot to offer to the tourists. Being the seat of the Indian Government, New Delhi enjoys a privileged position, unlike many other metropolises.
An approximate distance of 2283 km separates both these historic cities from each other. As both of the cities enjoy great connectivity, travelling from Chennai to Delhi is very easy. Chennai is connected to Delhi by means of Air, Rail and Road. However, the easiest way to travel between both the cities is by air. There are close to 30 flights connecting Chennai to Delhi on a daily basis. These are scheduled at different times of the day and hence a traveller can opt for a flight that suits his timings in the best way. Though easy and quickest, it is costly as well and so air travel is usually recommended for business travellers as well as for people who are in short of time.
The most popular mode of travel from Chennai to Delhi is by train and there are many trains that ply between both the places on a regular basis. Trains to Delhi can be boarded from any of the two stations in Chennai - Chennai Egmore (MS) and Chennai Central (MAS). These trains arrive at the New Delhi (NDLS) or H Nizamuddin (NZM) of Delhi. Some of the important trains connecting the two cities are Andaman Express (16031), Rajdhani Express (12433), Nzm Garib Rath (12611), Duronto Express (12269) and the Sampark Kranti express (12651) among others.
Online advance reservation of tickets is facilitated by Indian Railways. Advance booking of tickets is highly recommended, especially if one plans for travel from Chennai to Delhi during holidays, and while travelling with kids and senior citizens, for comfortable journey. As the distance between both the places is pretty high, travelling by road is not recommended.
Delhi To Chennai and Chennai To Mumbai both have convenient travelling facilities for the tourists.(read entire article)(posted on: 2012-10-30)
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