Transfers

All the major cities of India are well connected with air, rail, and road. For further information, please contact your travel agent in India.

Traveling by air in India is the most comfortable and convenient mode of travel, although expensive. There are as many as 115 domestic airports in India.

Indian railway network is the fourth largest in the world, with tracks running over 108,513 km (67,427miles) and connecting 7,150 stations. Over 10,000 trains run daily, transporting an average of 13 million people. For most visitors, train journeys add a new dimension to their experience of India.

India has an extensive network of major and minor roads, linking all the major cities of the country. A large number of car rental companies, hotels and taxi stands provide excellent car rental services.
Also you can travel by coach, bus, and ferry.

For local transportation, there are many options which vary from city to city. You can avail the services of cycle-rickshaw, auto-rickshaw vikrams( large versions of auto-rickshaw), jeeps, tempos, and also horse drawn carriages( tangas), and camel and bullock carts.

Call for Help

Police dial 100, Fire dial 101, Ambulance dial 102