
Indira Gandhi International Airport T3 & Aerocity
New Delhi, Delhi, India
The nine-mudra hand sculptures of Terminal 3 and the hotel-and-dining district of Aerocity beside it — first and last impressions of the capital.
Why visit: A layover turned outing — art, lounges and Worldmark's restaurants.
- ›Surya Namaskar mudras
- ›Aerocity restaurants
- ›Worldmark plaza
- ›Airport art walk
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Best time
Year-round
Entry fee
Free (public areas)
Est. budget
₹500–3,000
Duration
2–3 hrs
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