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The vast metropolis of Delhi, which serves as the capital of India, is located in the north of the nation. The Red Fort, a massive mosque from the Mughal era and a representation of India, is located in Old Delhi, an area that goes back to the 1600s. Its expansive courtyard can hold 25,000 people. In Old Delhi, Chandni Chowk is a bustling bazaar with street food, and spice markets.

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About Kadapa to Delhi flights

• Distance between Kadapa and Delhi: The aerial distance between Kadapa and Delhi is approximately 1585 km.
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• Kadapa and Delhi flight timings: You can reach Delhi from Kadapa in around 6 hours and 35 minutes to 11 hours and 45 minutes with IndiGo.
• Kadapa and Delhi flight ticket price: With IndiGo, you can get the lowest fare flight from Kadapa to Delhi. The price ranges from ₹ 9,000 to ₹ 18,500. 
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About Delhi          

The city of Delhi actually consists of two parts: Old Delhi, a historic city in the north, and New Delhi, the capital of India since 1947, and a building constructed in the early 20th century as the seat of British India. Delhi, one of the largest urban agglomerations in the nation, is located about 100 miles south of the Himalayas along the Yamuna River, a tributary of the Ganges (Ganga) River. Old Delhi and New Delhi, the neighbouring metropolitan areas and the surrounding rural areas are all included in the national capital territory. The state of Uttar Pradesh borders the area to the east, while the state of Haryana is to the north, west, and south.

Things to do in Delhi

• Explore Qutub Minar: The tower is made of red sandstone and marble, and according to measurements, it can reach a height of up to 73 m, making it one of the greatest spots to see if you only have one day to explore Delhi. It has five floors, a base diameter of 14.3 m and a top diameter of 2.7 m. The spiral staircase with 379 steps inside the tower is another important component. According to rumours, the tower's design was inspired by the Jam Minaret in western Afghanistan.
• Visit Lotus Temple: The Lotus Temple in Delhi, a well-known tourist destination is a significant monument of India. It is an architectural marvel displaying a fine example of the aesthetic intricacies of India. It has long drawn visitors from all over the world. The temple's building was completed in 1986. The main characteristic of the temple is that it is open to everyone, regardless of faith or caste. It resembles a lotus blossom but is white. The sturdy pillars of the edifice are 27 independently standing marble-covered petals arranged in groups of three to form nine sides. Nine doorways leading to the main hall allow access to the temple. At one time, it can hold about 2500 people.
• Walk to India Gate: India Gate's architecture is renowned for its triumphal arch, which is likened to the Arch of Constantine and also to the Arc de Triomphe and the Gateway of India. A basic structure, consisting of a black marble pedestal with a reversed rifle, topped by a battle helmet, and surrounded by four eternal flames, was created beneath the Memorial Archway following the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971. India Gate construction began in 1921 and was finished in 1931. The most significant event that takes place in front of the India Gate is the Republic Day Parade. India Gate is presently a popular hangout for Delhi residents and one of the city's most well-known picnic areas for people of all ages.
• Stroll in Connaught Place: Connaught Place is a wonderful place to visit in Delhi. Whether for shopping, dining, or just taking a leisurely stroll. You get the impression that you are visiting a European country because of the extensive network of roundabouts with arched white pillars on the sides. You can get a balanced experience by dining at upscale establishments and stopping at roadside hawkers in between. Enjoy a stroll around the market, or if you want to fully explore the area, visit the roadside market Janpath and the underground Palika Bazaar, which are both known for selling counterfeit versions of branded goods.
• Must visit Paranthe Wali Gali: Trying the parathas offered at this renowned Gali must be one of the things to do in Delhi. Whether they are Indian or foreigners, foodies or non-foodies. Near Paranthe Wali Gali in Delhi, there are a number of restaurants and historic hotels that provide a variety of parathas, with stuffings like aloo, gobi, and paneer. One can choose to eat at any of them because they all serve genuine meals that accurately capture Delhi's culinary culture.

Delhi Airport

Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) is the international airport serving Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR). The airport was declared the Best Airport in the World for the 25–40 Million Passenger Category in 2015 by Airports Council International. Delhi Airport won the Best Airport in Central Asia and Best Airport Staff in Central Asia at the 2015 Skytrax World Airport Awards. The IATA code for Indira Gandhi International Airport is DEL.

About Kadapa

One of the twenty-six districts in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh is Kadapa district, formally known as YSR district and earlier known as Cuddapah district. It is situated about 8 km south of the Penna River. In particular, in south India, Kadapa is well-known for its stone or "Kadapa stone," which is used in building construction and for slabs. There are 49,000 tonnes of verified uranium resources in Tummalapalle, which are mined and processed locally.

Kadapa Airport

Kadapa Airport is 12 km from the city and the airport’s IATA code is CDP.

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