Mode comparison
Use this as a decision aid, not a promise of availability.
- Walking — useful within the old-city cluster; inconvenient with heat, rain, crowds, luggage or reduced mobility.
- Auto-rickshaw — useful for short transfers; confirm destination and fare arrangement before departure.
- Taxi or app-based cab — may suit luggage, groups and cross-city movement; availability is not guaranteed.
- City bus — can suit flexible travellers familiar with the stop and route; reconfirm current service locally.
- Private car — useful beyond the centre, but central access and parking must be checked.
- Mixed mode — often the most resilient choice: walk a compact cluster, then use a vehicle for the next area.
Choose for your itinerary
- Heritage walk: walk only the compact central sequence; switch modes when heat or mobility requires.
- One day: use vehicles for cross-city stops and preserve the midday rest.
- Family or senior plan: reduce transfers and keep a return option available.
- Nearby day trip: verify the intercity leg separately; do not treat a local mode as a confirmed long-distance plan.