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How To Reach Bali From Delhi
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Delhi To Bali Distance
By Air | By Road | By Train | By Sea | |
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New Delhi to Bali | 9.0 hours | - | - | - |
The best option to travel from Delhi to Bali is by taking a flight. Delhi to Bali distance is around 5000 kilometers by air and 8500 km by road. Being the capital city of India, Delhi is well connected to different parts of the world. Similarly, Bali, being the most popular holiday destination in Indonesia, enjoys good connectivity with many other countries. For those, who are wondering as to how to reach Bali from New Delhi, then given below is the description of various modes of transportation one can opt for:
By Air: The aerial distance from New Delhi to Bali is 5100 km away and is the best travel option for a trip to Bali from Delhi. There are many international and domestic flights connecting Delhi to Bali by air. A direct flight from Indira Gandhi International Airport to Ngurah Rai International Airport (nearest airport to Bali) will take about 9 hours. The rates will be much affordable if the tickets are booked 2 to 3 months in advance.
By Rail: - Travelling from New Delhi to Bali (Indonesia) on rail is not possible. Although Delhi enjoys excellent rail connectivity with all cities in India, it is impossible to travel from New Delhi to Bali by rail. First of all, Bali is an island that has no railway station of its own. Secondly, it is virtually impossible to travel to a lot of outside India through rail from Delhi. The best option that one has is to take a train from Delhi to Cochin and then take a flight from there, as the aerial distance is comparatively less, and the airfares are also on the lower side as compared to anywhere else in India.
By Road: A road trip from Delhi to Bali can be very tedious and tiring. The route that one has to follow in order to reach Bali is Delhi – Myanmar – Thailand – Malaysia - Indonesia. The Delhi to Bali (Indonesia) distance by road is around 8500 km. The route is not direct as Bali is an island. One has to take a ferry from Singapore to Jakarta and then reach Bali which is approximately 1200 km from there. All the documents and the visas of countries make the trip very expensive, and the time taken is going to be more than a week.
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How many days in Bali is enough?
Bali, the land of gods, offers an enormous number of views and activities; it totally depends on what you want to see or what you want to avoid seeing and what your ideal period is in which you can fulfil your desire. However, the preferable time to explore the land of gods is 10–15 days.
Is Bali worth visiting from India?
Yes, Bali is for sure worth visiting, where it offers a beautiful mix of stunning beaches, rich culture, diverse activities, affordable prices, and a relatively easy visa process. that will make you count each moment of your flawless trip to Bali.
What is the cheapest month to go to Bali?
The cheapest month to go to Bali is October through March, when you can expect the rainy season along with a significant drop in tourist arrivals, where with the rainy season you can enjoy the natural scenic views to the fullest and the cost of accommodation is lower than usual.
Is Bali more costly than India?
Bali is not at all expensive for American travellers. However, if you are planning a trip from India, then a luxurious trip to Bali can be a bit expensive for you. Moreover, if you are planning a budget trip to Bali from India, then you can enjoy a cosy trip to Bali.
What is the luxury part of Bali?
The luxury part of Bali is Ubud, for its luxurious villas, resorts, and sandy beaches with amazing seas near the shore. Not only that, the ancient and distinctive artefacts can be seen in the Neka Art Museum.
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