Delhi to Madurai Flights Fare starting @ ₹14744 + Upto ₹2500 OFF

Madurai International Airport, located in the temple city of Madurai, Tamil Nadu, was established in 1957. It is Indiaís 36th-busiest airport in terms of both passengers and aircraft movements. The airport has two terminals: the old terminal, used for cargo, and the integrated terminal, used for domestic and international flights. The airport is not very big but promises a hassle-free experience and various amenities, including restrooms, restaurants and snack counters, duty-free and regular shops, and parking facilities. Its conveniences include trolleys, disability access services, a lost-and-found service, wheelchairs, 17 check-in counters, a mobile charging point, a child care room, a meet-and-greet service, lounges, an information centre, a pharmacy, medical services, and free Wi-Fi. About 16 km from the city centre, this airport is well-connected by cabs, prepaid taxis, rental cars, and bus services. The nearest railway station, Madurai Railway Station, is about 12 km away from the airport.

Madurai, the third-largest city and also recognised as the cultural capital of Tamil Nadu, is famous for the rich heritage it has to offer. It is one of the oldest cities in India. Maduraiís historic value, rich culture, resplendent monuments, beautiful sacred temples, incredible food, and welcoming people attract tourists from not only all parts of India but also from abroad. The city is known by several nicknames such as the ëCity of Four Junctionsí, ëCity of Jasmineí, and ëLotus Cityí. It was constructed in the shape of a lotus around Meenakshi Amma Temple, one of India's most awe-inspiring Hindu pilgrim centres, which adds to its grandeur. Madurai attracts not only tourists but also education enthusiasts and students, as it is a vital industrial and educational hub in southern Tamil Nadu. The city is known for various automobile, rubber and chemical industries. Two or three days are sufficient to cover the glory of Madurai. The best time to visit and explore the lovely city of Madurai is between December and February as the pleasant weather is perfect for sightseeing. Famous for its Chettinad cuisine, tourists also enjoy beverages such as filter coffee and jigarthanda.

The Delhi International Airport is formally known as the Indira Gandhi International Airport. It is the primary airport that serves the Northern Capital Region (NCR) and is a gateway to other North Indian states. The Indira Gandhi International Airport is located in Palam, New Delhi, and is approximately 16 km away from the city centre. This airport is operated by the Airports Authority of India and has three terminals for domestic, international, and cargo flights. The Indira Gandhi International Airport is the busiest in India both in terms of passenger and cargo traffic. It is also the 6th-busiest airport in Asia and the 17th across the world. All domestic and international airlines operate out of the Delhi Airport, which is why there is state-of-the-art infrastructure with the best services. Also, the airport sits on an area of 5,106 acres and can accommodate around 70 million passengers. It has a 4430-metre runway. At the Indira Gandhi International Airport, you can avail all basic and premium amenities to make your travel smooth and convenient. Amenities include a prayer room, a cloakroom, a smoking zone, disability assistance, lounges, a bank and numerous ATMs, parking, lost and found services, shopping and retail options, restaurants and bars, and a porter service. The Delhi International Airport is well-connected to the city. There is a direct metro line for passengers, and you can also avail of app-based cabs, taxis, rental cars, airport buses, and radio cabs.

Delhi is the capital city and diplomatic hub of India. Lying next to the river Yamuna, it is a historically important city. It was the capital of two empires in ancient India, namely, the Mughal Empire and the Delhi Sultanate. Delhi shares its borders with the states of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana. It has many attractions for tourists, which include India Gate, Qutub Minar, Lotus Temple, Humayun's Tomb, Connaught Place, Red Fort, and Akshardham Temple. It is officially called the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi. Delhi is a shopperís paradise too, with thousands of vendors selling everything from apparel and jewellery to cosmetics in the bustling bazaars of the city, like Palika Bazaar, Janpath Market, and Chawri Bazaar. To contrast this, there are numerous upscale malls, such as Select City Mall, DLF South Square, and Pacific Mall. Besides, Delhi is famous for its street food, including jalebi and rabdi, lassi, kulfi, chole kulche, and kheema parathas.