Bhubaneswar to Gaya Flights

Enjoy a fabulous flying experience on IndiGo’s Bhubaneswar to Gaya flights. With multiple connecting flights on a daily basis, travel between these two cities is now very convenient and hassle-free.

To check for availability of tickets on a particular date, go to the Book A Flight section on IndiGo’s official website (goIndiGo.in). Enter your preferred dates and hit search. If tickets are available, select the number of seats, enter your personal details and make the payment to book your tickets. The entire booking process of IndiGo is simple and only takes a few minutes.

To secure the best Bhubaneswar to Gaya flight ticket price, check out the latest flight offers on IndiGo’s website or mobile app. Another way to secure cheap air tickets during domestic flight bookings is to make reservations a few months in advance. IndiGo also offers you two booking options – Flexi and Saver to further bring down the cost of your ticket.

You can save up to 10% more if you book your return journey tickets concurrently.

IndiGo also operates flights from Gaya to other major cities, such as

• Gaya to Kolkata flights
• Gaya to Mumbai flights
• Gaya to Varanasi flights

For the availability of tickets to these locations, visit IndiGo’s official website or the mobile app.

Gaya is the second largest city in the Indian state of Bihar. The city is culturally and historically significant. Buddhists believe that Buddha attained enlightenment under a Bodhi tree in Gaya. At present, this tree has been converted into the Mahabodhi Temple complex, a World Heritage Site.

The city is also referred to in the great Indian epics of Mahabharata and Ramayana. In Ramayana, Ram came to Gaya to perform the Pind-daan ceremony for his father Dasharath. Also, this city played a key role in the Indian independence movement against the Britishers.

Things to do in Gaya

There are numerous caves and temples in Gaya that you can explore to learn more about the ancient history of this city. The Gaya museum has many ancient scriptures that you can check out. A popular thing to do is climb 423 steps to reach the top of Brahmajuni hill, which is famous because Buddha delivered his first sermon here. The hilltop also offers a great view of the surroundings.

Tourist attractions in Gaya

Devotees and those with an inclination towards history would love to explore Gaya. The most popular tourist spots in Gaya include Brahmayoni, Vishnupad Temple, Pretshila, Mahabodhi Temple Complex, Tibetan Monastery, Mangla Gauri Temple, Barabar Caves and Rajayatna Tree.

Places to shop in Gaya

Most of the shopping centres are situated on or around GB Road. Popular markets in Gaya are Ganny Market, Kalamandir and Swadeshi Vastralaya. Try local food items like thekua and litti. Check out the nearby stores for local handicrafts, such as incense sticks and stonework.

Best time to visit Gaya

The ideal time to be in Gaya is during the month of April when Buddha Purnima is observed. You can also visit Gaya between the months of October and March when the weather is cool and pleasant.

Modes of transport

Gaya is well connected by roadways and railways to major cities in India. Gaya’s local bus network is good and fares are cheap. Auto-rickshaws and tangas are also the popular modes of transport in Gaya.

Weather in Gaya

Gaya’s summer temperature can shoot up to 45°C during the day time. Winters are relatively pleasant but at times, the temperature does come down under 10°C. Gaya experiences heavy rainfall during the monsoon.

Airport in Gaya

Gaya Airport (IATA: GAY) is located 5 km away from the main city. It has round-the-clock departure and arrival for convenient travel. To know more about IndiGo’s flight routes from Gaya, visit IndiGo’s official website.

Bhubaneswar is the capital city of Indian state - Odisha. The city was founded in the year 1948. However, the history of the city dates back to the 3^rd century. The city was a major centre for Buddhists, Jains and Hindus – the reflection of which is visible on the architecture of the temples and monuments in the city. Also, Bhubaneswar holds the distinction of being India’s first planned city. The famous Kalinga war where Emperor Ashoka invaded Kalinga took place in this region. At present, Bhubaneswar is one of India’s fastest growing cities and a major IT (Information technology) hub. It is also a prominent centre for arts, trade and education in the eastern region of India.

Tourist attractions in Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar has many temples and other monuments for tourists to explore. Popular areas of interest are Chilka Lake, Lingaraj Temple, Odisha State Museum, Nandankanan Zoo, Sri Sri Krishna Balarama Mandir, Bindu Sarovara, Khandagiri, Dhauli Giri and Rajarani Temple.

Places to shop in Bhubaneswar

Local art and craft items are very popular among tourists who visit Bhubaneswar. These are easily available in local markets. Popular places to shop in Bhubaneswar are Ashok Nagar, Ekamra Haat, Shahid Nagar Market, Bapuji Nagar and Orissa Art & Craft.

Modes of transport

Bhubaneswar is well connected to nearby cities by roadways and railways. Local auto-rickshaws are the preferred mode of transport in the city as they are widely available. App-based cabs are a comfortable and convenient option for travel.

Weather in Bhubaneswar

Summers in Bhubaneswar are very hot and humid. The temperature is highest during May and June. Bhubaneswar has a pleasant climate during winters when the temperature ranges between 16°C and 27°C.

Airport in Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar Airport (IATA: BBI) has two terminals – one caters to domestic passengers while the other caters to international passengers. IndiGo operates multiple flights on a daily basis to major cities from Bhubaneswar. For more flight-related information, visit IndiGo’s official website.