Travel Tips For Tourists Coming to Delhi For the 2010 CWG

Travel Tips For Tourists Coming to Delhi For the 2010 Common Wealth Games

Commonwealth Games 2010 experience is a once in a life time opportunity. Be sure to make the most of it and consider the following tips as you plan your Commonwealth Games 2010 experience.

Get Your Visa Ready : It is advisable to get your visa ready in advance

Give yourself Time : We recommend you to arrive at the venue two or three days before so as to have the proper insight of the city. Get yourself acquainted with the transportation system in Delhi. Learn more which are the other place you can actually visit in and around the city.


Money Exchange facility in Delhi : You will find numerous money exchange outlets in the city. It is advisable to look out the outlets that are run by the government. The exchange rates may differ from one outlet to the other, so its is advisable to go for bargaining. The facility for money exchange is also offered by several renowned hotels in Delhi. However, you may find lot of such outlets near the airports and railway stations.

Ticket Booking for Commonwealth Games 2010 : You are advised to get the ticket booking done in advance for the upcoming commonwealth games. You can either purchase your tickets online Or you can book them at Ticket master retail outlet

Tourists Attractions in Delhi :

Commonwealth Games 2010 gives you the opportunity to explore the historical attractions of Delhi including the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Qutb Minar, Humayun's Tomb, Lotus Temple, India Gate, Purana Qila (Old Fort), Delhi, Chandni Chowk, Delhi, Parliament House, Rashtrapati Bhawan (President's House), Birla Mandir (Laxmi Narayan Temple), Akshardham Temple etc.

Tour to Taj Mahal : 2010 is the year of surprises for the tourists coming on the tour to India. On one hand they have opportunity to be a part of the popular Commonwealth Games and on the other hand they have the opportunity to explore Taj Mahal one of the 'Seven Wonders of the World'.

Transport Facility : Most of the people in Delhi use the local transport to commute from one place to another. The city has got the nice public transport ranging from buses, taxis, RTVs or Rural Transport Vehicles, Auto Rickshaws, Metro Train and Local Trains.