Banks in Delhi

Most banks offer money exchange facilities. Travelers Cheques can be encashed at most foreign banks and at the main branches of the Indian banks. 

Banking hours are from 10 am to 2 pm from Monday to Friday.

Two banks open 24 hours a day for foreign exchange:

The Central Bank
Ashok Hotel, Chanakyapuri,
Tel: 4675865

State bank of India
Indira Gandhi International Airport.

Foreign banks in Delhi include:

ANZ Grindlays Bank
Mercantile House,
Kasturba Gandhi Marg
Tel:- 3361091

Banque Nationale de Paris
Hansalaya Building,
15, Barakhamba Road
Tel:- 3312836

Citibank
Jeevan Bharati Builing
124, Connaught Circus
Tel: 3712484

Hong Kong Bank
28, Kasturba Gandhi Marg
Tel:- 3716000

Standard Chartered Bank
17 Sansad Marg, 
Tel: 3368888

The Bank of Tokyo Ltd.
Jeevan Vihar, 3 Sansad Marg
Tel:-3360052

Deutsche Bank
Tolstoy House
15-17 Tolstoy Marg
Tel:- 3721150

Indian Banks dealing with foreign exchange:

State Bank of India
11, Sansad Marg
Tel: 3746265

Indian Overseas Bank
C-33, Connaught Place
Tel:- 3325209

Bank of India
Vijaya Building
Barakhamba Road, Tel:-3326172

Transportation

New Delhi Transportation

Many bus routes head from New Delhi to Rajasthan via Jaipur and to the hill stations of Himachal Pradesh. New Delhi is one of India's prime rail junctions and New Delhi railway station is an easy place to buy tickets and make travel plans. Long-distance trains head east across the Ganges Plain to Kolkata via Varanasi and south to Mumbai (Bombay) via Agra.

Arriving by Air

India's capital city is served by Indira Gandhi International Airport.

Getting Around New Delhi

For traveling around the city the yellow and black cabs are fine, some with air conditioning, some without. Most luxury hotels operate their own cabs which, while slightly more expensive, will have air conditioning and extra comfort. Hiring a car with a driver is advisable as the traffic takes some getting used to.