Delhi to Nandyal Distance
The road distance between Delhi and Nandyal is approximately 2000+ km, and the drive usually takes around 32 hours by car or taxi, depending on traffic and road conditions. Flying is the fastest way to reach Nandyal, with a total travel time of approximately 7 hours. If you're planning a road trip, check weather and traffic updates before your journey, as monsoon showers or winter snowfall in hilly regions can increase travel time.

Via Vijayawada
RECOMMENDED
CHEAPEST
Delhi
Vijayawada
Nandyal
Approx Travel Time
1d 4h 35m
₹885
Onwards
Direct Options
Delhi
Nandyal
Approx Travel Time
1d 7h 48m
₹30,887
Onwards
Via Hyderabad
Delhi
Hyderabad
Nandyal
Approx Travel Time
9h 18m
₹12,684
Onwards
Delhi
Hyderabad
Nandyal
Approx Travel Time
12h
₹8,302
Onwards
Delhi
Hyderabad
Nandyal
Approx Travel Time
1d 2h 48m
₹4,664
Onwards
Delhi
Hyderabad
Nandyal
Approx Travel Time
1d 4h 20m
₹1,545
Onwards
Delhi
Hyderabad
Nandyal
Approx Travel Time
10h 30m
₹8,917
Onwards
Via Gannavaram
Delhi
Gannavaram
Nandyal
Approx Travel Time
10h 13m
₹15,199
Onwards
Via Bhopal, Hyderabad
Delhi
Bhopal
Hyderabad
Nandyal
Approx Travel Time
1d 13h 15m
₹4,149
Onwards
Via Gannavaram, Kurnool
FASTEST
Delhi
Gannavaram
Kurnool
Nandyal
Approx Travel Time
7h 7m
₹13,967
Onwards
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the distance between Delhi and Nandyal?
The distance between Delhi and Nandyal is approximately 2000+ km by road.
What is the straight-line (aerial) distance between Delhi and Nandyal?
The straight-line distance is approximately 1450+ km.
How long does it take to travel from Delhi to Nandyal by road?
It takes around 32 hours by road.
What is the distance from Delhi to Nandyal via Vijayawada?
Via Vijayawada, the distance is approximately 2000+ km, taking around 29 hours.
Does travel time between Delhi and Nandyal vary by season?
Yes, travel time can increase during monsoon or winter due to road conditions in hilly or mountainous stretches.
What is the driving distance vs. straight-line distance between Delhi and Nandyal?
The driving distance is 2000+ km, while the straight-line distance is shorter at 1450+ km, due to the road route following terrain and highways.

