The ideal time to visit Akshardham is between October and November, which is the winter season in Delhi. Visitors can peacefully tour the entire complex during this time because the temperatures are not too extreme. The best time to visit Akshardham is between February and March if you want to experience the area just before the summer season.

If you use the local taxi or cab service accessible outside the airport, it will take you approximately to an hour to travel the 20 kilometres between Akshardham and Delhi Airport. In addition, visitors can walk to Rajiv Chowk metro station and then ride the metro to Akshardham from Indira Gandhi International Airport. It may take up to 45 minutes to complete the journey. Another inexpensive option is the bus, which can take up to two hours to get from the airport to Dhaula Khan and then Ganesh Nagar.

Yes. Any clothing worn by visitors that doesn't reach their knees is prohibited. This means that neither men nor women may wear shorts or short dresses. Additionally, short sleeves and tank tops are not permitted within the temple, and if you do, you will be given a shorts cover-up.

No. Akshardham prohibits the consumption of food and drink. Visitors can eat at a restaurant located just outside the facility. However, if you have any food with you, you must put it in the cloakroom.

No. Within Akshardham, photography is not permitted. Actually, no electronic devices are allowed on the property.