Ahmedabad to Patna Flights

People who are looking forward to booking a flight from Ahmedabad to Patna can opt to book Indigo flights from Ahmedabad to Patna. These flights to Patna are available throughout the year at pocket-friendly prices. IndiGo also offers amazing offers which will assist in giving you a bang for your buck.

IndiGo offers daily non-stop flights from Ahmedabad to Patna (AMD-PAT).

Apart from offering daily non-stop flights, the airfare offered by IndiGo for its flights operating from Ahmedabad to Patna is the lowest airfare.

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Patna is the capital and largest city of the state of Bihar in India. Also known as Pataliputra, the history of this ancient city dates back to 2,500 years. With all its historical monuments and beautiful cityscape, this city is worth a visit. While visiting Patna, travellers can indulge in many activities such as shopping, sightseeing and gorging on the local cuisine of Patna. This prehistoric city was founded as Pataliputra during the fifth century B.C.E. by Ajatashatru, who was the king of Bihar.

Things to do in Patna

• Explore the history of Nalanda: The Nalanda University is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is a prehistoric university and Buddhist learning centre, which is widely known as one of the longest-running universities in the history of India.
• Witness Patna Planetarium’s sky show: This planetarium is one of the oldest planetariums in the world. This planetarium showcases exhibitions and astronomy-related audio-visuals.
• Driving across Mahatma Gandhi Setu Bridge: This bridge is the second-longest bridge of the country. Around 5.7 km long, this bridge connects Patna to Hajipur. While crossing this bridge, travellers will witness scintillating views of the River Ganga.

Tourist Attractions in Patna

• Kumhrar: This is an area which comprises the ruins of the prehistoric city of Pataliputra. It is located 5 km away from Patna and features remnants of the Mauryan Empire such as an assembly hall with 80 pillars, Anand Bihar, Arogya Vihar and Durakh Devi Temple.
• Golghar: This historical monument is a granary, which was built in 1786 by Captain John Garstin. Located alongside Ganges River, the purpose of this monument was to provide assistance during famine. Travellers can enjoy the view from the top of the monument, which can be reached through a spiralled staircase in this mosque.

Places to shop in Patna

Patna is the best place to shop as it has something to offer to all kinds of shoppers. The Ajanta Market at Fraser Road and Bihar Emporium are the best places for shoppers who appreciate art and craft. The Patna Market on Ashok Rajpath is a must-visit shopping spot. Other markets include Hathwa Market, Khaitan Market, Maurya Lok Shopping Complex and Maharaja Kameshwar Complex.

Best time to visit Patna

The ideal time to visit Patna is during Winter between October and March.

Modes of transport

Travellers can reach any corner of Patna with different modes of public transport such as buses, taxis and autos.

Weather in Patna

The weather remains good during monsoon and winter between July and March. The temperature increases during the summer season.

Airport in Patna

Jay Prakash Narayan Airport (IATA: PAT) is India’s 16th busiest airport. As this airport has a short runway, it has been classified as a restricted international airport.

Popularly known as Manchester of the East, Ahmedabad is a fast-growing city which is deeply rooted in the culture of its glorious past. Within this city, the old city portion is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This city is also known for its delectable cuisine and vibrant culture.

This city is also a flourishing industrial hub of textiles. It is also considered as an educational hub as there are many educational institutions located in this city.

Tourist attractions in Ahmedabad

• Swaminarayan Temple: Built in 1822, this temple is a shrine dedicated to Narayan Dev. While visiting the temple, visitors will discover deities decorated with magnificent ornamentations and nice fabrics
• Dada Hari Wav: Situated 15 km from Ahmedabad, this is a popular step-well which was established during the Mehmud Begda era. This structure showcases the best of Gujarati architecture.

Places to shop in Ahmedabad

As this city is the hub of textile industries, travellers will find the best clothes in the markets of Ahmedabad. Shoppers should shop for chaniya cholis and traditional jewellery accessories from the markets of this city. Some of the popular markets of this city are Lal Darwaza, Dhalgarwad, Sindhi Market, Law Garden, CG Road, Manek Chowk, Rani-no-haziro, Fernandes Bridge, Ramakda Market and Raipur Gate.

Modes of transport

Travellers can travel in Ahmedabad using different modes of transport such as bus and auto rickshaws. Small alleys, auto rickshaws and rickshaws are the best modes of transport.

Weather in Ahmedabad

The weather in Ahmedabad remains pleasant during the winter season. The temperature increases a little during the summer season.

Airport in Ahmedabad

IndiGo offers domestic flights and international flights to and from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (IATA: AMD), the busiest airport in Gujarat and the eighth busiest airport in India.