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Fly from Riyadh to Delhi with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Riyadh to Delhi with Etihad and leave behind the modern skyline of Saudi Arabia’s desert capital for the sights, scents and sounds of India’s sensational epicentre.
Experience wonders like the imposing Red Fort when you land – a former imperial residence with an impressive facade.
Then travel through the city by rickshaw towards other marvellous sights, including the impressive Qutub Minar tower and iconic India Gate arch and war memorial.
RUH to DEL: flight facts
Journey time 6hrs 35mins
Your journey time from Riyadh to Delhi will depend on your connection at Abu Dhabi International Airport.
Flight distance 1,924 miles
Flights from Riyadh Airport (RUH) to Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) via Abu Dhabi cross 1,924 miles (3,096 kilometres).
Flying from Riyadh to Delhi: FAQs
Where should I stay in Delhi?
Accommodation in Delhi ranges from backpacker hostels to five-star luxury hotels. There are also a number of boutique properties in the middle – and there’s certainly no shortage of places to stay.
Connaught Place is home to many of the top hotels, while there are mid-range offerings in Karol Bagh.
Which language is spoken in Delhi?
Hindi is the official language of Delhi, but Urdu, Punjabi, Tamil, Marathi, Sindhi, Gujarati and Bengali are also spoken.
Delhi is a diverse city, so English has become the language of business and tourism.
Top tips for Riyadh to Delhi
See a wonder of the world
Take a day trip to the spectacular Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. The impressive white ivory structure might resemble a mosque such as the Al Rajhi Grand Mosque in Riyadh.
However, this is actually a Muslim mausoleum, built to honour Mughal emperor Shah Jahan’s favourite wife. Try to time your visit to catch the spectacular sunrise.
Tour a brilliant bazaar
A far cry from the indoor malls of Riyadh, Chandni Chowk is one of the oldest markets in the city and a true taste of the local culture.
Located in Old Delhi, this marketplace sees bustling crowds gather from all around to haggle for a deal on all the best local products. You’ll find everything from spices and essential oils, to handmade jewellery and traditional saris.