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 Taxi by diageva Taxi is what you should take for long distances, for example to go to the airport or to the other side of Delhi. They are more expensive than rickshaws, but they are not very expensive, they will wait for you and bring you back if you need it for very little. As other transports you have to speak about the price before taking it. At the airport you take prepaid taxies at a window you will find at the outside Airport - Hotel Relax (near Connaught place) 250 R. Taxi cross Delhi and back waiting for us nearly one hour .200 R Taxi Agra - Delhi 2.900 R Taxi Delhi - Agra is more expensive cause they have to pay taxes or something like that Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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The easiest and the safer way to get to the city from the airport is to go outside and go stra8 to the small office for the prepaid taxi. You simply go there, tell to the man where you do want to go and you pay immediately. Then he will give you the receipt with the numebr of the taxi and he will drive you to the final destination. It is very simple and moreover you will not fall in trouble with huge ammounts to pay to the taxi driver.. ):- Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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 a bycycle rickshaw in Old delhi by call_me_rhia In Delhi there are all sorts of transportation available, except the metro - which is being under construction. Choices are varied: buses, auto-rickshaws and bycycle-rickshaws (especially in Old Delhi). However I learned my lesson well in Thailand, after a tuk-tuk crash, and - having no time to figure out the bus system and routes - I opted for a taxi: comfortable, quite... and safe from the city's pollution. They are very cheap too: about 500 rupees (10 euros) for four hours Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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The best option for travellers who disembark at the international/domestic airports and need a taxi would be to head straight for the booth operated by the Delhi police. The booth is on your way out of the building- in the case of both the international and the domestic terminals. You are charged a fixed rate as per where you are headed, take your name down, and assign a specific taxi to you. This way, you will not be taken for a ride and its safer as the cops also have a record of which taxi was taken by who etc. Leave a Comment
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by Gnome The only way to get around is by driving. You can hire a car and driver very cheaply if you need them for the full day, or just hail a taxi. Theme: Car/Motor Home
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Your hotel can hire a taxi for you to do all your sightseeing. We paid 800 rupees for 8 hours or 80km, whichever came first. After 80 kms, a supplement will be charged. Our transport was an A/c mini van, but the driver did not speak very good English. You may have to pay more if you need an English speaking driver. Tips are at your discretion but we were advised to pay between 50-200 rupees by VT members. Lower prices can be paid for cycle rickshaws and auto-rickshaws, but you must negociate with the driver! Theme: Other
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I was planning on getting a taxi from the Delhi Airport to my hotel and I am glad I did not do it. As soon as I came out of the aiport I noticed the Taxi stand full of people like bees around a hive. Somewhere around here I read it was better to plan for transfers in advance and I am glad I did it. My hotel sent me a taxi but it was a bit bigger than a ridshack we were 3 people but not enough room for our 3 luggages somehow we managed and fit the luggages. Taxis at the airport are bigger, cheaper and more confortable but it is a lot of hazzle to hire one. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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 Mr. Yadav's Taxi/Car by ellsasha As this was my first trip to India and I was traveling alone, I decided to use the taxi service of Mr. Mahavir Yadav, a gentleman (in the truest sense of the word) who I met through the Virtual Tourist site. He collected me at the airport and drove me to the hotel. Then for the next two and a half days drove me around the city, suggesting wonderful places to see, in addition to the ones I had already planned to visit. A train journey of 1 week through Rajasthan was part of my trip and Mr. Yadav dropped me at the station in Delhi and returned to collect me one week later, he then drove me up into the Himalaya stopping at Corbett National Park en route. My trip to India would have been so much harder had I not had a driver (I could not afford the luxury prices of some of the tour operators) and found Mr. Yadav's fees very affordable, and his knowledge of the areas I traveled to with him helped in finding hotels to suite my budget. His car is well maintained and always immaculately clean. His professionalism and interest in the well-being of his clients is outstanding. He can be contacted by e-mail at mahavir_yad@hotmail.com and for an overview of places he drives to go to www.rajasthan-by-car.com. I will be pleased to answer any questions regarding his services. Leave a Comment
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