How To Go From Delhi To Vadodara

Vadodara is located on the main rail and road pathways connecting Mumbai with Delhi and Ahemadabad

. Because of these arteries, the city is often referred as a Gateway to the Golden Quadrilateral.

In olden times, Vadodara used to be the seat of the Gaekwad or Gaikwad monarchs. The city was previously called by several names. Because of the the large amount of banyan trees on the River banks of Vishwamitri, the city was called as Chandravati, then Viravati and Vadpatra. The present name Baroda or Vadodara is derived from Vadapatra.

Popularly called as Baroda, the city of Vadodara has a strong bequest of culture. Natives call this city as Sanskari Nagari or a civilized conurbation. Anyone who visits Vadodara can observe that the way of life and dedication of the natives hold to their ethnicity. As the remains of the royal era, Vadodara houses several elegant gardens, large number of shrines and temples and also many remarkable palaces and museums. A few of the historical sites include Pratap Villas Palace, Baroda Museum, Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum, Nazar Baug Palace and the Laxmi Vilas Palace. When the visitors are exhausted after roaming whole day for sightseeing, they can relax in gardens like Jubilee Gardens, Sayaji Baug, and Lal Baug.

Now Vadodara is an industrial, cultural and educational hub of Gujarat state. The city is the home to the famous Maharaja Sayajirao University that provides courses in law, commerce, social work, fine arts and medicine. Vadodara is a leading name in pharmaceuticals, textiles and machine tools factories. A number of factors like accessibility of materials, plenty of economic supply and expert enlistment of human resources have helped Vadorada to grow as one of the main industrial hubs in the country. Furthermore the availability of fuel and oil from the North Gujarat and Ankleshwar has opened the way for industrial growth of Gujarat to a great extend. Among all other places of the state, Vadorada is the chief beneficiary in the industrialization expansion.

The total distance from Delhi to Vadodara is 846 km. Vadodara can be reached by any mode of transport including air, rail and road. The city has an airport with flights operating to New Delhi. Vadodara Airport is situated in north-east of the city. Being a main junction of Western Railway, the Vadodara Railway Station has a number of trains from Delhi that pass through the city. National Highway 8 connects Delhi to Vadodara.

Government buses as well as private buses run from Delhi to Vadodara. Cabs are also available and the rates differ based on the type of vehicle one hire. Cabs offer a convenient option, especially if one is travelling with senior citizens, invalids or small children.

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