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Cab Service in Delhi

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4 hr / 40 km
8 hr / 80 km
12 hr / 120 km
Sedan
4+1 seats Β· β‚Ή12/km beyond
β‚Ή1,470 Total package fare Choose this package
β‚Ή1,890 Total package fare Choose this package
β‚Ή2,625 Total package fare Choose this package
Suv 7 Str
6+1 seats Β· β‚Ή15/km beyond
β‚Ή2,100 Total package fare Choose this package
β‚Ή2,940 Total package fare Choose this package
β‚Ή3,885 Total package fare Choose this package
Toyota Innova Crysta
6+1 seats Β· β‚Ή20/km beyond
β‚Ή2,940 Total package fare Choose this package
β‚Ή3,675 Total package fare Choose this package
β‚Ή4,725 Total package fare Choose this package
Toyota Fortuner
6+1 seats Β· β‚Ή60/km beyond
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β‚Ή6,300 Total package fare Choose this package
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Mercedes E Class
4+1 seats Β· β‚Ή75/km beyond
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β‚Ή7,875 Total package fare Choose this package
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Bmw 5 Series
4+1 seats Β· β‚Ή75/km beyond
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β‚Ή7,875 Total package fare Choose this package
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Audi A6
4+1 seats Β· β‚Ή75/km beyond
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β‚Ή7,875 Total package fare Choose this package
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Audi Q7
4+1 seats Β· β‚Ή100/km beyond
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β‚Ή11,550 Total package fare Choose this package
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Included in the price: the car and chauffeur, GST. Extra hours and kilometres use the published car rate and are shown before payment.

4 hours / 40 kmErrands, appointments and short city runs.
8 hours / 80 kmMeetings across town or a full day of sightseeing.
12 hours / 120 kmUnhurried plans with more stops and flexibility.
The fleet

Which car for which trip

What each class costs on a real Delhi route today β€” tap the fare for the full breakdown.

Sedan taxi in Delhi

Sedan

4+1 seats Β· 2 bags
from β‚Ή11/km
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Hatchback taxi in Delhi

Hatchback

4+1 seats Β· 2 bags
from β‚Ή11/km
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Maruti Ertica taxi in Delhi

Maruti Ertica

6+1 seats Β· 4 bags
from β‚Ή14/km
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Urbania 17 Seater taxi in Delhi

Urbania 17 Seater

17+1 seats Β· 10 bags
from β‚Ή37/km
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About Delhi

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Explore Delhi

Places and getaways

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India Gate

Visiting Delhi is incomplete without giving a glimpse to 'India Gate'. It is actually named as 'All India War Memorial', constructed in memory of 82,000 soldiers, who were martyred in the 'First World War' that took place during 1914-1918. It is the design suggested by Edwin Lutyens and about 13,300 servicemen names inscribed on the walls of India Gate. There is a saying that the construction is an inspiration taken from 'Arc de Triomphe', which is in Paris. It is a must-visit destination for every tourist to reminisce the war history of India.

Jantar Mantar

Jantar Mantar is a live example that debates about the extraordinary mindset of the architects of the past. It is one of the oldest monuments in the city, built with a purpose of compiling the astronomy tables and for predicting the movements of sun, moon and planets. Jantar Mantar comprises 13 architectural instruments of astronomy, constructed by Maharaja Jai Singh II in 1724. Every architectural instrument present here has some special purpose. It was perfectly working environment up to 1867 but eventually got worn-out.

Qutub Minar

Qutub Minar is the second tallest minaret in India, which is 73 meters tall with 14.32 meters base diameter and 2.75 meters peak diameter. It is the oldest monument resembling the architecture of Mughal Empire and the entire construction is of marble and red stone. There is a circular staircase comprising 379 steps inside minar, which was accessible to tourists earlier, but later, got closed due to some reason. There are some other old monuments connected to this tourist spot, all together called as 'Qutub Complex'.

Gandhi Smriti

Mahatma Gandhi, Father of our Nation spent his last days of life in Delhi. Gandhi Smriti was actually the house of Birla, who was a business tycoon in India at that time. Mahatma Gandhi was a frequent guest at Birla's at that time. He stayed here between September 9, 1947 and January 30, 1948 when he was assassinated. Later, Jawaharlal Nehru requested Birlas to turn it into a Mahatama Gandhi memorial. After much negotiation, Birlas gave in for it and opened the place for tourists on August 15, 1973. It was then renamed as 'Gandhi Smriti'. It has a museum which showcases the life and death of Mahatama Gandhi.

Akshardham

Akshardham, famously known as 'Swami Narayan Akshardham' is one among the largest Hindu Temples designed with exceptional architecture. Entire Akshardham construction used pink stones imported from Rajasthan and Italian Carrara marble stone. The water show held here every evening is awesome and is highly recommended to not miss while on your trip to Delhi.

Lotus Temple

Lotus Temple is a special tourist attraction which is carved into the shape of a lotus. The temple has won many awards for its architecture and has been featured in almost all the renowned newspapers and magazines over time. Lotus temple is a house of worship always offering a warm welcome to all regardless of religion and rationality. It is famous as Bahai house of worship, a religion that believes in offering prayers to God as one.

National Rail Museum

National Rail Museum in Chanakyapuri has everything that one might possibly want to know about Indian Railways. It is an awesome place to visit for reliving the history of Indian Railways. The museum compound spreads across 10 acres of land having parts of rails which were in use in the past. Apart from these famous tourist spots, there are many other tourist attractions to visit in Delhi like Lodi Gardens, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Laxmi Narayan Temple, Raj Ghat, National Museum, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, ISKCON Temple, Parliament and many more.

Agra

Agra, famously known as the 'City of Palaces' is just 210 km away and is reachable by rail or road within 3-4 hours. It is recommended for you to take a cab instead of a train to relish the scenic beauty throughout the journey. Taj Mahal is the first thing that comes to mind as you think about your visit to Agra. However, Agra is much more than just Taj Mahal. It is home to many other mesmerizing creations like Agra Fort, Buland Darwaaza, Itimad-Ud-Daulah, Mehtab Bagh, Panch Mahal, Guru Ka Taal, Soor Sarovar Bird Sactuary and many more.

Kasauli

Kasauli is also one of the highly opted weekend getaways to escape from your hectic schedule in Delhi. It is very close too, just 293 km far and is easily reachable by road within 5 to 6 hours. It is an amazing hill station and has awe-inspiring landscapes. Some of the numerous points of interest can be Manki Point, Gilbert Trail, Sunset Point, Anglican Church, Central Research, Baptist Church, Christ Church, Gurudwara Shri Gurunank Ji, Kasauli Brewery, Kasauli Club, Nahri Temple, Beja State and so on. Kasauli's pleasant weather attracts millions of tourists from different states and countries every year.

Nainital

Nainital is a delightful destination with an appealing climate and a lot of tourist places to visit. It is just 300 km far and is easily reachable by road within 6 to 7 hours. The picturesque view of Nainital is amazing and each tourist spot has its own specialty. Naini Lake, Tiffin Top, Snow View, Saat Tal, Naini Devi Temple, Gurney House, Jim Corbett National Park (in the vicinity) and a lot more.

Shimla

Shimla acts as the center for all the cultural, commercial, and educational aspects for almost all of the hilly regions of Himachal Pradesh. Located only 120 Km from Chandigarh the city offers a plethora of destinations within itself for the tourists like The Mall, Christ Church, Jakhu Hill, Jutogh, Summer Hill, Annandale, Tara Devi Temple, Jugna, Kufri, Chail, Chharabra and the list goes on. Shimla deserves to be on the Bucket List of every Indian and every tourist who visits India even once.

Mussoorie

Mussourie commonly known as the 'Queen of Hills' is undoubtedly one of the best hill stations of our country. It is 275 km far from Delhi and is easily reachable by road within 6 to 7 hours. There are a plethora of destinations of interest to visit here such as Kempty Falls, Bhatta Falls, Mist Lake, Mossy Falls, Jharipani Falls, Mussourie Adventure Park etc. It has an enchanting weather and carries the visitor closest to the nature.

Jaipur

Jaipur is the largest and the capital city of the state of Rajasthan. The city was established by Maharaja Jai Singh officially on November 18th, 1727. It is famously known as the "Pink City" of India. Jaipur has an arid climate, receiving over 650 mm of rainfall yearly. Temperature remains quite high throughout the year. Major tourist destinations are Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Ram Bagh Palace, Jal Mahal etc.

Manali

Manali is one of the most popular tourist destinations in North India and it is not very far from Delhi. It is a 553 km run and is easily approachable by road within 10 to12 hours. Although the journey takes time but once you reach there you will realize that it was worth it. There are many points of interest to visit in and around Manali like Great Himalayan National Park, Rohtang Pass, Hidimba Devi Temple, Bhrigu Lake, Pin Valley National Park, Solang Valley and so on. It is a spectacular place to visit nearby Delhi.

Rishikesh

Famously known as 'The Yoga Capital of the World', this city is believed as one of the holiest cities for religious pilgrimage in Hinduism. Rishikesh is said to have welcomed huge number of Hindu sages and saints and helped them in their search for higher knowledge. Due to its mystical and pious aura Rishikesh stands as an alcohol and meat free city. It has a large number of Yoga centers and is especially known all over the world for adventure sports like White River Rafting, Backpacking, Bungee Jumping, Hiking, Kayaking, Mountain Biking, Rock Climbing, Rappelling and Zip Lining. So this way it becomes a destination for all types of people around the world.

Mathura

Located just 46 Km away from the capital, Mathura possesses a religious Hindu background. Mathura city in Uttar Pradesh is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Krishna. According to the great Mahabharata, Mathura was the capital city of the Surasena Kingdom ruled over by the maternal uncle of Lord Krishna, Kansa. Gita Mandir, Jama masjid, Vishram ghat, Dwarkadhish Temple are among the famous tourist spots.
Travel guide

Getting around Delhi, and out of it

Driving out of Delhi

The 6 destinations priced above are the ones we can quote from Delhi today. The shortest is Agra at 212.0 km, from β‚Ή2,415; the longest is Shimla at 340.0 km, from β‚Ή4,903.

Outstation fares here are all-inclusive: tolls, state entry tax, GST and the driver's allowance are inside the number you see, not added at drop. A one-way trip is priced for the distance you travel rather than the return leg, so it costs less than the same route booked as a round trip.

Getting around Delhi

Inside Delhi the car is booked by time rather than by trip: 4 hours / 40 km, 8 hours / 80 km, 12 hours / 120 km. The driver stays with you for the whole package, so a day of three or four stops is one booking and one fare instead of three separate drops.

Go past the hours or the kilometres in your package and the extra is charged at the published rate for that car, shown before you pay.

FAQs

Booking a cab in Delhi

Why book a Delhi cab with GetMeCab?

GetMeCab shows the fare for your Delhi trip before you book β€” outstation, local and airport β€” with free cancellation and 24Γ—7 human support.

What types of cabs are available in Delhi?

Hatchbacks and sedans for couples and small families, SUVs and Innova Crysta for larger groups or luggage, and tempo travellers for 10+ passengers β€” all bookable in Delhi.

How is the Delhi cab fare calculated?

Outstation trips are priced per kilometre with driver allowance and taxes included; local rentals use fixed hourly packages (4/8/12 hr). Every fare is shown in full before you pay.

Do you offer outstation and airport cabs from Delhi?

Yes β€” one-way and round-trip outstation cabs to hundreds of destinations, fixed-fare Delhi airport pickups and drops, and hourly local rentals, all from one place.

Can I book a Delhi cab for full-day local sightseeing?

Absolutely. Choose an 8-hour/80 km or 12-hour/120 km local package and keep a car and driver for the day to explore Delhi at your own pace.

When can I cancel a Delhi booking?

Free cancellation for a 100% refund up to 24 hours before pickup; within 24 hours the advance is non-refundable. Date and time changes are free up to the same cut-off.

Ready when you are

Fixed fare quoted before you pay, driver details before pickup, humans on call the whole way.