How to get fromIGI Airport Terminal 3 to RK Ashram Margby subway, taxi, car or towncar

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There are 5 ways to get from IGI Airport Terminal 3 to RK Ashram Marg by subway, taxi, car, or towncar

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Subway
best
1. Take the subway from IGI Airport to Shivaji StadiumO_Dn
59 min
₹30–45
Subway via Dwarka Sector - 21
1. Take the subway from Dwarka Sector - 21 to RK Ashram MargB_Dv / ...
1h 24m
₹68–90
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from IGI Airport Terminal 3 to RK Ashram Marg19.3 km
20 min
₹380–460
Drive 19.3 km
1. Drive from IGI Airport Terminal 3 to RK Ashram Marg19.3 km
20 min
₹202–292
Towncar
1. Take a town car from Delhi Airport to RK Ashram Marg19.4 km
21 min
₹1,800–2,500

IGI Airport Terminal 3 to RK Ashram Marg by foot and subway

570Weekly Services

1h 24mAverage Duration

₹68Cheapest Price

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Distance: 20.4 km
Duration: 59 min

What companies run services between IGI Airport Terminal 3, India and RK Ashram Marg, Delhi, India?

Delhi Metro operates a subway from IGI Airport to Shivaji Stadium every 20 minutes. Tickets cost ₹30–45 and the journey takes 20 min.

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