Goa to New Delhi

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The Indira Gandhi International airport is the nearest airport to New Delhi while Goa International Airport located in Vasco De Gama; Dabolim is the nearest one from Goa. The airport code for Goa is GOI while that for New Delhi is DEL. Airlines that have Goa New Delhi Flights are SpiceJet, Air India, Indigo, Go Air, Jet Airways, Jet Konnect and Go Air Business. It takes about 3 to 5 hours depending on the airlines and the no. of stops the flight makes. The first daily flight, courtesy Air India, leaves Goa at 7.10 AM and reaches New Delhi at 11.10 PM. The last daily flight, courtesy SpiceJet, leaves Goa at around 5.50 PM and reaches New Delhi at about 8.10 PM. There are over 450 flights daily leaving for this air route. 0.91 minutes is the average arrival delay while 1.39 minutes is the average departure delay for Goa International Airport. The ticket prices for the economy class range from 5000 to 32000 while those for the business class vary from 33000 to 80000.

These are not permanent ticket prices and subject to change in fuel costs and season. Travelers who book tickets well in advance get great discounts on the ticket costs but if booked at the eleventh hour then the same ticket can cost up to 5 times the original cost depending on the airline company. India has various festive seasons like Eid, Ganpati, Diwali, Christmas, Navratri, New Years during which price of tickets tends to increase as a result of airline companies trying to make up for losses suffered during off-season. There are a lot of online websites available now that help avoid standing in long queues at the airport and offer huge discounts on the ticket price. A package deal is also available on these websites which includes hotel reservation.

Goa, nestled between the hills of the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea, is a land that possesses some of the finest stretch of sandy coastline in India. With cheap flight tickets to and from Goa, one can experience its rich and varied heritage that has an Indo - Portuguese flavor.

Head out and explore its gorgeous beaches or old historical sites, magnificent temples and churches are a witness to the religious history of the people. On the lookout for adventure then there is Para sailing, wind surfing and much more.

Life In Goa
Goan cuisine, a blend of Portuguese and local flavors, is a vast treasure trove of culinary delicacies. You can dine in idyllic seaside resorts or simply indulge in authentic Goan delights. Goa has an energetic nightlife with many clubs and beach parties. Shopping here is truly adventurous, with shops selling just about everything. Don't miss out on the Anjuna Flea market or the Saturday night Market.

The Dabolim Airport has daily flights to and from Goa to most cities in India. Get yourself great offers on domestic flights to and from Goa on www.makemytrip.com.

About the city:India’s lively capital, Delhi, is a melting-pot of people from all parts of the country. With its unique blend of diverse cultures and traditions, it can make any traveller feel at home!

Airports and Railways: The Indira Gandhi International Airport is the only airport in the capital state with two terminals. Terminal 1 is for domestic flights and terminal 3 is for international flights. Delhi has four major railway stations: New Delhi Railway station, Old Delhi, Delhi Cantonment and Hazrat Nizamuddin.

Hotels and Restaurants: If you are looking for luxury, Delhi has enough options. The Leela Palace Kempinski, The Taj Mahal Hotel, The Oberoi, Hyatt Regency and The Imperial are the top five luxury hotels in Delhi. Delhi has so many restaurants; you’d be hard pressed to choose a favourite. From Hauz Khas village, with its trendy and boutique eateries to Karim’s, near Jama Masjid, who serves traditional Mughlai cuisine Delhi has many mouth-watering stops for foodies. You can also grab a bite at Delhi Haat, with food stalls from each Indian state, or indulge in paranthas of all kinds at Paranthe Wali Gali in Chandni Chowk.

Markets: Delhi is a shopper’s delight! From the flea markets of Sarojini Nagar and Janpath to every brand imaginable at its glittering malls, Delhi has it all. Head to Delhi Haat for traditional handicrafts and to Chandni Chowk for beautiful and reasonably priced jewellery.

City Transportation: From autos, buses to rickshaws to the ubiquitous metro, Delhi roads are extremely well-connected.

Must-See Places: India Gate, Lotus Temple, Lodi Garden, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Humayun’s Tomb, Qutub Minar, Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah, Red Fort and Gurudwara Bangla Sahib—this city has an endless number of visual treats!

Climate of Delhi: From the month of April to June, Delhi welcomes summer and in July it’s blessed with the monsoon. October is the start of autumn which slowly leads to the winter by the end of November. Do remember that the weather tends to get extreme in the capital city: during summers the temperatures can hit up to 45 degrees Celsius and winters can get as cold as minus one Celsius!