NDMC Convention Centre, New Delhi
WordCamp Delhi 2024 is coming to the heart of Delhi at the NDMC Convention Centre. Get ready to soak up all things WordPress in a space that’s as lively as Connaught Place on a weekend!
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Getting to the venue
The NDMC Convention Centre is centrally located in New Delhi, right at the heart of Connaught Place (CP) and it’s a breeze to reach! It’s easily accessible via multiple modes of transportation, so no matter how you’re traveling—by air, train, bus, or metro—you’ll find it simple to get there.
Whether you’re coming from Gurgaon, Noida or any part of Delhi, the Delhi Metro lines have you covered! For those who prefer their own wheels, there’s ample parking nearby – though you might need to brush up on your parallel parking skills, thanks to good ol’ Delhi traffic.
For Air Travelers
NDMC Convention Centre is approximately 15 kilometers away from the Terminal 1 & 2 and 20 kilometers from the Terminal 3 of the Indira Gandhi International airport . The best way to get to the venue is by metro. The Airport Express Line runs directly from IGI airport (Terminal 2 & 3) to Shivaji Stadium metro station, from where you can take a short walk or you can take an Autorickshaw or book a cab or use app-based ride services like Uber, Ola or Rapido,
Map: https://delhimetrorail.info/igi-airport-delhi-metro-station-to-shivaji-stadium-delhi-metro-station
From Terminal 1 of IGI airport, go to the Terminal 1 IGI Airport Metro Staion on Magenta line and take the metro going towards Botanical Garden, get down at Hauz Khas Metro Station, change the line to Yellow line and take Metro going towards Patel Chowk. The venue is 5 minutes walk from the Patel Chowk Metro Station.
Map : https://delhimetrorail.info/terminal-1-igi-airport-delhi-metro-station-to-patel-chowk-delhi-metro-station
For Train Travelers
If you’re coming by train, New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS) is the nearest major railhead, located just about 3 kilometers from the NDMC Convention Centre. The easiest way to reach the venue from NDLS is by taking an auto-rickshaw or a cab, which will take about 10-15 minutes. You can also take the yellow line metro from New Delhi metro station to Patel Chowk. Another good option is Hazrat Nizamuddin railway station, about 7 kilometres from the venue. You can take the pink line metro from Hazrat Nizamuddin to the yellow line till Dilli Haat INA, then switch to Patel Chowk for an easy commute.
For Metro Travelers
The best way to reach the venue is by Delhi Metro. The Patel Chowk metro station (Yellow Line) is the closest metro stop, just a 5 minute walk from the NDMC Convention Centre. This makes the venue extremely convenient for those traveling from Gurgaon, Noida, or anywhere along the extensive Delhi metro network.
The following metro stations are in close proximity to the venue::
Patel Chowk Metro Station on Yellow Line (350 metres)
Janpath Metro Station on Violet Line (500 metres)
Shivaji Stadium Metro Station on Airport Express Line (750 metres)
Rajiv Chowk Metro Station on Yellow & Blue Line (750 metres)
For Bus Travelers
Delhi’s extensive bus network also connects the venue. Kashmere Gate ISBT is approximately 6 kilometers away, and you can take a bus or metro directly to Rajiv Chowk. Buses that pass through Connaught Place or terminate at Shivaji Stadium Bus Terminal will drop you close to the venue, from where you can easily walk to the NDMC convention center.
Driving to the venue
If you’re driving in your own vehicle, ample parking is available near the NDMC Convention Centre. However, given Delhi’s traffic, especially in and around Connaught Place, make sure you allow some extra time for travel. And yes, keep those parallel parking skills sharp!
Explore New Delhi
Once you’re done absorbing all that WordPress knowledge, you’re in the perfect spot to explore Dilli’s best bits. Just outside the venue is Connaught Place (CP), where you can sip some kulhad chai, shop for everything under the sun, and snack on street food (because who can resist momos or a good plate of chole bhature?). Need a breather? Stroll over to India Gate or take a selfie in front of Rashtrapati Bhavan. The best part? Everything’s just a hop, skip, and metro ride away. And if you are looking to try out the local food, we have created a blog post full of Delhi’s gems just for you!
Accommodation
Whether you want to live the five-star life or keep it easy with a budget stay, Dilli’s got you covered. From swanky hotels to comfy guesthouses, there’s something for every kind of traveler. Book early, though—Delhi loves a good crowd! For more information, visit our blog on the best places to stay!
Why New Delhi?
Delhi is a beautiful chaos of history, culture, and street food that you just can’t miss. Whether you’re navigating the bazaars of Chandni Chowk or grabbing a meal at Khan Market, the city never runs out of energy. And for WordCamp? There’s no better place. It’s where tradition meets tech, and you get a little bit of everything—old school charm mixed with cutting-edge ideas. Get ready for some epic conversations, a lot of learning, and maybe a few too many cups of chai!
See you soon in the city that never sleeps (except maybe during a lazy Sunday nap).
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