Travelling to Fi India 2010
By air Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport serves as one of India's major international airports. It is also the busiest, currently handleing up to 45 landings and takeoffs per hour. For information on the airport in Mumbai click here
By road Mumbai is connected to all Indian tourist centers by major roads. Click for a Mumbai city map on which you can see the major highways, railways and the airport.
By Taxi The taxi may be the most commonly used mode of transport used to travel within a city. Tourist taxis: There are a many chauffeur-driven tourist cars. These un-metered tourist cars operate at a somewhat higher rate than the regular taxis, and are approved by India Tourism.
By Rail With 63,000 km of rail routes and 6,800 stations, the railway network in India is the third biggest in the world after Russia and China, and the biggest in the world in terms of passenger kilometres. The trains in India go almost everywhere, and it's generally safe to assume that you can travel between any two Indian cities or major towns by train. For an Indian railways route map see www.indianrail.gov.in | 
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