Belagavi to Chennai Flights

There is a lot more that travelling can offer, besides providing relaxation from busy routines or sealing business deals. The journey of exploring different cultures, customs and traditions, religions, beliefs, and cuisines can be an enriching and educational life experience.

And in a nation like India, where each state has its unique history and culture, travelling can be an even more joyful and enlightening experience. And, you can put your faith in IndiGo to help you travel across this beautiful land. IndiGo offers Belagavi to Chennai flights to bridge the gap between the two southern Indian cities in a time convenient manner.

The aerial distance between the two cities is approximately 692 km. Belagavi and Chennai are two distinct cities, with their unique flavours, located in the Southern Indian states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, respectively. IndiGo also offers multiple Chennai to Belagavi flights for your return journey.

Amongst the many options with layovers in major cities like Bengaluru and Hyderabad, booking your Belagavi to Chennai lowest airfare tickets on www.goindigo.in , is a hassle-free procedure. You have to enter your travel dates and destination, browse through the options for Belagavi to Chennai flight ticket prices, select the flight of your choice, and enter your personal details and process the payment.

For booking your return ticket on one of IndiGo’s Chennai to Belagavi flights at the same time, you just need to select the ‘Round Trip’ option. For those looking to explore further destinations from Chennai can opt for the below domestic flights options:

• Chennai to Jabalpur flight
• Chennai to Bengaluru flight
• Chennai to Imphal flight
• Chennai to Dibrugarh flight

IndiGo also offers the option of Flexi Plus fares, which comes with free seat selection, free in-flight meal, and more. Those who wish to make their flight ticket booking on the go can do so on IndiGo’s app, which is available on all Android or iOS devices.

Spread across an area of 426 sq. km, Chennai, the capital of the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, was earlier called Madras. It is the industrial, economic, commercial, and educational hub of Southern India.

It has earned the nickname of being the ‘Detroit of India’ due to the city alone contributing to 1/3^rd of the total automobile industry of India.

Things to do in Chennai

Known for its long sandy beaches, art and cultural centres, lush green parks, historical sites and landmarks, Chennai is a tourist hot spot for Indians and foreign visitors alike. You could take a trek at Koli hills, join a tour of the MGR Film city or watch the sunset at Marina beach.

Tourist attractions in Chennai

There is no shortage of tourist attractions in this culturally rich southern Indian city. From the UNESCO World Heritage site, Pallava kingdom, the charming Marina and Elliot beaches, historical sites like The Government Museum, Chennai Rail Museum and Birla Planetarium, monuments like The Vivekananda house and Valluvar Kottam or wildlife spots like the Guindy National Park, there is something for everyone.

Places to shop in Chennai

T Nagar, Pondy Bazaar, Sowcarpet, Ritchie Street, George Town markets, Panagal Park and Anna Nagar are some of the famous shopping spots of the city.

Best time to visit Chennai

Since summers in the southern cities of the country are usually scorching, pre-monsoon or winter season from October to February is the best time to explore the city.

Modes of transport

Chennai is well connected to all parts of India via roads, rail (Chennai Central or Puratchi Thalaivar Dr. M.G. Ramachandran Central Railway Station) and air (Chennai International Airport ). One can commute in the city via cabs or local buses.

Weather in Chennai

The average annual temperature of Chennai fluctuates between 21.6°C and 36.6°C throughout the year.

Airport in Chennai

Chennai International Airport (IATA: MAA) is Chennai’s primary airport. It is the regional HQ for the Airports Authority of India for South India and operates most major international and domestic airlines like IndiGo regularly.

Nestled in the Western Ghats, Belagavi (or Belgaum), earlier known as the “Bamboo Village” is spread across an area of 94 sq. km and houses a total population of close to 1 million.

Being one of the most well cultured and prominent historical places, this old town, known for its cotton and silk weavers, is replete with historic forts and a wide choice of temples and churches for visitors to unravel.

Tourist attractions in Belagavi

Some of the popular tourist attractions of Belagavi are the Belgaum Fort, Gokak Falls, Kittur Fort & Palace, Kamala Basti, Shri Hari Mandir, Military Durga Devi Temple, and St. Mary’s Church.

Places to shop in Belagavi

To carry back memories of this beautiful town, tourists can flock shopping spots like Bluecrafts, Roopam- the gift shop, Pithaji complex, and Nucleus Mall.

Modes of transport

Belagavi is well connected to other parts of India via roads, rail (Belgaum railway station, BGM) as well as air (Belgaum Airport). Travellers can opt for buses or auto-rickshaws, or rented cars to get by in the city.

Weather in Belagavi

Belagavi has an average annual temperature that ranges from 15.5°C to 35°C.

Airport in Belagavi

Also known as Sambra airport, Belgaum Airport (IATA: IXG) is North Karnataka’s oldest airport, built by the Royal Air Force (RAF) and serving the city since 1942.