How to Get from Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) to Anand Vihar Terminal
Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) lies about 28.5 km southwest of Anand Vihar Terminal in east Delhi. Depending on traffic and mode, the journey takes about 60–90 minutes, with metro and taxis both practical.
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- Ignore taxi touts inside the terminal; only use the official prepaid taxi counter in Arrivals or a verified app booking.
- Keep the prepaid taxi receipt until you reach Anand Vihar Terminal; it records the vehicle number and fixed fare.
- App cabs add a flat airport pickup charge of about ₹290 (€2.70); do not pay this twice in cash.
- Check the terminal on your ticket: T1 is in a different building and the Airport Express only serves T3/T2.
Frequently Asked Questions
A prepaid or app taxi typically costs roughly €9.50 to €14.50, plus a €2.70 airport pickup fee for app cabs. Travel time is 60–90 minutes depending on traffic.
Take the Airport Express from T3 to New Delhi, then Yellow Line to Rajiv Chowk and Blue Line to Anand Vihar. Metro prices start around €0.70–€1.20 per person.
No direct metro. The quickest metro route is Airport Express to New Delhi, then Yellow Line to Rajiv Chowk, then Blue Line to Anand Vihar.
Allow about 90 minutes including walking and transfers over the 28.5 km route. A taxi or private transfer is faster door-to-door at about 60–90 minutes in traffic.
Use the official prepaid taxi counter inside Arrivals or book via Uber/Ola/Rapido. Ignore touts in the hall and keep your prepaid receipt.
A fixed-price private transfer is usually best for families or heavy luggage, offering door-to-door service with no transfer hassle.
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