Sector 135 sits directly on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, giving quick access to Greater Noida, the Yamuna Expressway and, via the DND/FNG corridor, South Delhi. It is served internally by arterial sector roads.

The Aqua Line's Sector 137 and Sector 142 metro stations are both about 1.2-1.4 km away, with Botanical Garden (Delhi Metro Blue/Magenta Line interchange) roughly 9-10 km further along the expressway. A new ₹500-crore, 29-km four-lane bypass along the Yamuna-Hindon riverbed has been approved to ease expressway congestion.

The sector has The Shriram Millennium School (CISCE/Cambridge/IB curricula) on its own campus, about 0.2 km from the main road. Nearby options include Shiv Nadar School, Genesis Global School, Delhi Public School, JBM Global School and Panchsheel Balak Inter College, giving families K-12 choice within a few kilometres.

Higher education is represented along the same Noida Expressway corridor by Amity University's Sector 125 campus, with the wider Noida/Greater Noida university belt reachable via the Aqua Line.

Sector 135 functions as one of the Noida Expressway's principal corporate hubs, anchored by the large Candor TechSpace IT/ITES business park. Locality guides describe the area as hosting multinational occupiers such as Mercer, Accenture, Cognizant, TCS and Genpact, alongside other back-office/BPO employment.

Beyond the park, the sector carries a mix of office space, retail and plotted development alongside its residential apartment projects - a commercial-residential blend typical of this expressway corridor rather than a manufacturing or heavy-industrial base.

Sector 135 itself has no dedicated tourist attractions - it functions as a corporate/residential expressway locality. Noida's wider tourism draws, such as the Okhla Bird Sanctuary (a 3.5 sq km wetland hosting 300+ bird species) and the city's golf courses, lie elsewhere in Gautam Buddh Nagar district.

The newly opened Noida International Airport at Jewar (inaugurated March 2026) is roughly 40 km to the south via the expressway and is expected to gradually lift visitor and business travel through the wider region.

Day-to-day retail and leisure needs are met locally through The X Mall, Uptown Square, Supertech Mart and Klassic Arcade, plus high-street shops, food courts, cafes and a children's park within the sector. Larger malls such as DLF Mall of India, Wave Mall, Shipra Mall and Garden Galleria are a drive away in central Noida.

A handful of business hotels (Hotel Kailash, The Fern Residency, Awadh Inn) serve visiting corporate travellers.

Sector 135 has established sector roads, piped water and sewage, and organised residential/commercial plotting typical of NOIDA's planned layout. The Noida Authority's approved FY2026-27 budget of ₹10,290 crore targets stalled projects, roads, drainage and traffic management authority-wide, and a separate ₹38-crore repair of the Yamuna embankment road linking Kalindi Kunj/Sector 94 to Sector 135 is underway.

A proposed ₹500-crore bypass expressway is also intended to relieve local traffic pressure.