Yoga Rooms, Quiet Zones & More: What’s New in Renovated Delhi Airport Terminal 1(T1)?

Affordable Yoga Spaces and Sound-Free Zones besides Additional Similar Improvements Exist within Renovated Delhi Airport Terminal 1(T1).

The upcoming Delhi T1 builds a new path for domestic flights by establishing an airport environment that combines superior comfort with connectivity and airport mindfulness.

The Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) Terminal 2 functions as the oldest terminal which undergoes its final maintenance process starting from Monday night until Tuesday’s nightfall. The operations of IndiGo and Akasa Air went from Terminal 2 to the newly renovated Terminal 1 at Delhi Airport because of this change.

Travelers across the board are able to experience improved contemporary journey procedures from this point forward. The updated T1 consists of two terminals managed by DIAL which incorporates design improvements for operational excellence and modern amenities as well as environmentally friendly characteristics.

Many upgrades at T1 domestic airport in Delhi create a new standard for airport journeys by delivering connected comfort and environmental awareness to passengers. Here’s a look at what’s new:

The terminal also has several passenger-friendly amenities, such as

• Bigger shopping and food areas  
• The shopping and dining experience extends across a larger area because visitors find a wide range of outlets and stores which include famous brands for added convenience. Quiet zones for rest

Dedicated quiet zones have been set up across the terminal, offering weary travellers a chance to relax and unwind in peace before their flight.

• Yoga rooms and prayer rooms

Passengers can make use of specially created yoga rooms for light stretching or meditation. Additionally, prayer rooms are available for spiritual or personal moments of reflection.

• Group seating areas with charging points

• Modern bus terminals have developed adequate charging stations which provide comfortable seating areas thus enabling both group and individual passengers to maintain their connectivity during wait times.
• Smart washrooms Technology-driven, hygienic washrooms have been introduced, ensuring a cleaner, more efficient restroom experience for passengers
• Self-medication rooms

T1 also includes first-aid and self-medication spaces to handle minor health needs and emergencies.

• Baby care facilities

Families travelling with infants can now access well-equipped baby care rooms for feeding and diaper changes in a clean, private setting.

•              Spacious, artistic design

The T1 design represents sustainable elements as well as comfortable environmental features. The terminal achieved LEED certification by using natural lighting as well as recycled water in combination with green energy systems. The T1 terminal aims to achieve complete carbon emission elimination by 2030.

The terminal now stretches across 206,000 sq. meters while its roof alters colour through daylight changes and its ceilings rise high above the floor. Art installations by Indian artists also adorn the space, celebrating the cultural richness of India.

T1 will also include modern facilities like self-check-in kiosks, advanced baggage scanners, and mobile check-in options to reduce wait times. The number of baggage belts has also increased, and there’s improved access to cabs, Metro, and a 24/7 shuttle service running every 20 minutes to connect terminals.