About Udaipur:

Udaipur is the renowned city of Rajasthan, India. Aptly called ‘The City of Lakes’, Udaipur is blessed with mesmerizing, serene lakes in abundance. It also takes pride in being tagged as the most romantic place in India and hence lures visitors all year round. It also has a plethora of breathtaking temples and wondrous architecture. Dubbed as the ‘Venice of the East’, a boat ride through the tranquil waters proves to be a wonderful experience.    

• Places to visit: The main places to visit are Udaipur City Palace, Lake Pichola, Darbar Hall, Sajjan Garh, Jagniwas Island many more.
• Modes of transport: Tourists could hire a cab for a day. Travelling via three wheelers is an easy and cheaper option.
• Places to shop: The best places to shop for tourists are the shops lining the streets on Jagdish Chowk, Bara Bazar, Maldas St, Mochiwada and Mandi Market.

The nearest airport to Udaipur is Maharana Pratap Airport, located 20 km away from the city center. IndiGo operates daily, non-stop flights between Udaipur and Mumbai, Delhi, Jaipur and Chennai.

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About Vadodara:

Vadodara is cultural capital of Gujarat. The cosmopolitan glamour of the city is incomparable. The Navratri festival is celebrated grandly with great pomp and show. Vadodara is also home to many legendary monuments including one of the most lavish palaces and premier universities of India. Apart from the cultural front, it is also an industrial and commercial centre.  

• Places to visit: The main tourist attractions are Lakshmi Vilas Palace, Sayaji Gardens, Ajwa Nimeta Gardens among others.
• Modes of transport: Commuting within the city is very convenient and affordable. City buses and auto rickshaws are extremely cheap and also easily available.

Vadodara Airport, also known as Civil Airport Harni is the nearest airport to the city. IndiGo operates more than 30 weekly, non-stop flights between Vadodara and Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru.

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About Varanasi:

Varanasi, is the spiritual capital of India and also one of the oldest cities. It is a place that has witnessed both life and death, salvation and sacrifices. The city is bustling with activity and chaos on the banks of the Ganges. Away from the bustle, the city is a maze of narrow lanes. The bright hues and glorious architecture of the city stays with you forever.

• Places to visit: Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Dashashwamedh Ghat and Assi Ghat are places of interest for tourists.
• Modes of transport: Cycle and auto rickshaws are available in Varanasi for travel in local areas. Mini buses are also available within the city. Boats are used for tours of the River Ganga.
• Places to shop: The best places to shop for musical instruments are shops along Bengali Tola. Varanasi is also famous for silk brocades and Benares saris.

Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport is the nearest airport, located 18km north-west from the city. IndiGo operates more than 50 weekly flights between Varanasi and other key locations.

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About Vijayawada:

Vijayawada, literally translating to 'The Place of Victory', is the business capital of Andhra Pradesh. It houses marvelous historic sites along with swathes of lush, green areas making it a palpable fusion of history and nature. It boasts of being the largest railway junction in South India. The city is also renowned for its delicious sweets and scrumptious fruits.

• Places to visit: The Kondapalli Fort, Mogalarajapuram Caves, Gandhi Stupa, Bhavani Island and Undavalli Caves are extremely known in the city.
• Modes of transport: There are many options to commute within Vijayawada including autos, rickshaws and buses. Local buses and cab services are easily available.

The international airport of Vijayawada is almost 13 km from the city in the Gannavaram region. Vijayawada is connected with all the major metros of the country with IndiGo operating daily flights from Delhi, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai and Kolkata.

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About Visakhapatnam:

Visakhapatnam is the largest city in Andhra Pradesh, and is also one of the oldest port cities. Renowned for its beaches and natural landscapes, it makes for a perfect vacation spot for those seeking the sea breeze. It has a plethora of picturesque beaches on the coastline. The gem of South India, Visakhapatnam also has many manmade wonders from its rich past.

• Places to visit: The main places to visit are Araku Valley, Katiki Waterfalls, Kailasagiri and Borra Caves.
• Modes of transport: The modes of transport include buses, auto rickshaws and cabs. Many areas can be explored by foot.

Visakhapatnam Airport is the nearest airport, located at 12km away from the city. IndiGo operates more than 100 weekly, non-stop flights between Visakhapatnam and other key locations in the country.

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About Imphal:

Imphal is the capital city of Manipur, India. It is hard not to admire Imphal for its surreal natural beauty which lures visitors to explore swathes of lush green landscapes. It also has significant historical importance as it played an important role during the World War II. The temperate climate coupled with good collection of hotels and impressive monuments make it a perfect destination to unwind.

• Places to visit: The main tourist destinations include INA memorial, Manipur State museum, Kangla Fort, Langthabal, war cemeteries, Shri Govindjee temple as well as the Waithou and Loktal lake.
• Modes of transport: Auto rickshaws are a feasible option available for travelling around the city, as there are no cab services. Tourists can also hire two-wheelers which are very affordable.

The nearest airport in Imphal is Imphal International Airport, 8km away from the city center. IndiGo operates non-stop flights between Imphal and Kolkata, Imphal and Agartala.

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About Indore:

Indore, most-populous city in Madhya Pradesh, India has developed at an exponential pace and has earned the title of commercial capital of India. Major industries include textiles, tile, cement, chemicals and engineering works. Traditional industries like pottery making and hand-loom weaving also coexist. But, industrialization is not the only thing this city is known for. Indore is a synthesis of a rich, cultural past, splendid architecture and frenetic markets.

• Places to visit: The main places to visit are Lal Bagh Palace, Rajwada, Kanch Mandir to name a few.
• Modes of transport: Indore has a smooth public transport system and travelling within the city can be easily facilitated by buses and auto-rickshaws. Tourists can also opt for cabs to cover all sightseeing spots together comfortably.

Devi Ahilyabhai Holkar Airport is 8km away from the west of Indore. IndiGo operates more than 140 non-stop weekly flights between Indore and Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi, Goa, Hyderabad, Chennai, Nagpur and Raipur.

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About Jaipur:

Jaipur, Rajasthan is a vibrant and enthralling city which houses several tourist attractions. Jaipur is often called the Pink City as a reflection to its distinctly coloured buildings. The modern part of the city is always buzzing but it moves forward embracing old world which narrates tales of battles and kings. The grandeur of the forts, palaces, temples and museums found in Jaipur is unparalleled and it is a paradise for handicrafts fanatics.

• Places to visit: The main places to visit are the City Palace, the Jantar Mantar, the royal observatory, and the Hawa Mahal and Amber Fort.
• Modes of transport: Autos are the most efficient mode of transport when it is not too hot. Cabs are also easily available. The city bus, which is a hop-on-hop-off service is also quite efficient. Normal bus service is also available.
• Places to shop: The city is lined with various bazaars. The most prominent ones are Bapu Bazaar, Johari Bazaar, Sireh Deori Bazaar, Johari Bazaar, Kishanpol Bazaar and Nehru Bazaar.

Located in Sanganer, Jaipur Airport is 12km away from the center of the city. IndiGo operates more than 150 flights between Jaipur and all other vital locations.

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About Jammu:

Jammu, the winter capital of Jammu and Kashmir, lies on the banks of river Tawi. Nestled against the backdrop of the snow-capped mountains, Jammu is the southernmost area in the state. It is famously known as the City of Temples for its age-old temples and Hindu shrines, some of which possess a historical significance. Jammu is the second most populous city in the state. It also shelters railroad and manufacturing industries.

• Places to visit: The main places to visit are Bahu Fort, Mansar Lake and Mubarak Mandi Palace.
• Modes of transport: With good bus connectivity for various destinations, travelling is easy. You can also hire cabs which charge for a trip around the city.
• Places to shop: The city is lined with various bazaars. The most prominent ones are Bapu Bazaar, Johari Bazaar, Sireh Deori Bazaar, Johari Bazaar, Kishanpol Bazaar and Nehru Bazaar.

The Jammu Airport, officially known as Jammu Civil Enclave is the nearest domestic airport to Jammu. IndiGo operates daily, non-stop flights between Jammu and Delhi & Srinagar.

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About Kochi:

Kochi (Cochin) is the financial capital of Kerala, India. This town is an unlikely yet fascinating mixture of ancient mosques, Portuguese and Dutch era houses and the remains of English villages. Known as the Queen of Arabian Sea, it is an apt place for the explorer in you. Being a commercial port city, it is often marked by beehives of activity. The city is also full of palaces, beaches, temples and heritage sites.

• Places to visit: The main tourist attractions are Fort Kochi, Mattancherry Palace, Willingdon Island and Chinese fishing nets.
• Modes of transport: A number of buses, autos, taxis and boats function smoothly around town. Cab services are also available. Though, the metro is under construction.
• Places to shop: There are some elegant boutiques scattered around Fort Cochin selling North Indian crafts. Broadway in Ernakulam is good for local shopping of spices and clothes. Kochi's major shopping malls are also in Ernakulam.

Kochi's nearest airport is Cochin International Airport, located 20km away at Nedumbassery. IndiGo operates over 150 non-stop weekly flight to all other key locations across Indian and abroad.

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About Lucknow:

Lucknow is the capital and largest city of Uttar Pradesh. This city is so diverse which makes it an ideal destination for tourists. Kebabs, nawabs, a dash of literature and architecture sums up Lucknow. Known for its delectable food, the city has crowded bazaars and exceptional monuments. It is an epitome of a weighing scale balancing both: an admirable past and the modern city.

• Places to Visit: Bara Imambara, Chota Imambara, Rumi Darwaza and Lucknow Zoo are the main places to visit.
• Modes of Transport: Moving around in Lucknow is easy, local modes of transport are available round the clock, autos and taxis being the most convenient. All modes are very affordable.
• Places to Shop: Chikan, a type of embroidery is sold in a number of shops in the bazaars of Chowk, and in Janpath Market, just south of MG Rd in Hazratganj.

Situated in Amausi, Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport is the nearest airport to Lucknow. IndiGo operates more than 150 non-stop weekly flight between Lucknow and other key destinations.

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About Nagpur:

Nagpur, also known as the 'Orange City' of India is the winter capital of Maharashtra. It is geographically located at the centre of India. Other than being the supplier of juiciest oranges in the country, it also captivates visitors with its rich cultural heritage. Dotted with temples, gardens and lakes, it is a worthwhile holiday destination to peacefully relax.

• Places to Visit: Deeksha Bhumi, Ambazari lake, Futala lake, Ramtek fort temple, Bohra masjid and orange orchards that are worth a visit.
• Modes of Transport: Autos and taxis are easily available. Buses are the most convenient mode of transport.

Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar International airport is the nearest airport, located almost 8km away from the city. IndiGo operates more than 100 weekly non-stop flights between Nagpur and Bengaluru, Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi, Hyderabad, Indore and Pune.

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About Patna:

Patna is the capital of Bihar, India. The producer of great scholars like Aryabhatt, Chanakya, Kalidas, it has a magnificent history. It has been popular among tourists due to abundance of artefacts, monuments and grand architectural heritage found in this city. It is the centre of some of the world famous movements like the Champaran Movement and Quit India Movement.

• Places to Visit: Patna Museum, Funtasia water park, Buddha Smiriti Park are some of the prominent places in Patna.
• Modes of Transport: Since Patna is not a very big city, you can easily opt for autos and rickshaws which are very easily available. There are also buses running between the important destinations.
• Places to Shop: Patna market is one of the preferred destinations to shop in Patna. Other shopping complexes like The Mall and City Centre can also be visited.

Jai Prakash Narayan International Airport is the nearest airport, located 8km away from the city. IndiGo operates more than 100 weekly, non-stop flights between Patna and other key locations in the country.

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About Raipur:

Raipur, the capital city of Chhattisgarh, India is the industrial centre of India housing hundreds of mills. It is home to quite a few industries like steel, aluminium and coal to name a few. The city is in talks and is becoming a tourist hotspot due to the temples, lakes and the planned city, that is, Naya Raipur. Earlier, this multicultural city was a part of Madhya Pradesh.

• Places to visit:  These include the Barnawapara Wildlife Sanctuary, Dandak Caves, Bilaspur, Chitrakoot Falls, Amarkantak, Bhilai, Kanha National Park and the Sitanadi Wildlife Sanctuary.
• Modes of transport: The modes of transportation within the city include the auto rickshaws, public buses and cab services. Auto rickshaws are most often used for commuting within the city.

Swami Vivekananda International Airport is 15km away from the south of Raipur, and it is the only international airport in Chattisgarh. IndiGo operates more than 100 flights between Raipur and key locations across India.

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About Ranchi:

Located on the Chotanagpur plateau, Ranchi is the capital of Jharkhand and is rich in minerals. Ranchi is underrated as a tourist spot but it has various magnificent waterfalls and lush green forests and is soon gaining popularity as a destination. Being at an altitude, it is significantly cooler than the surrounding places and some might even consider it a hill station. It is very rich in minerals and accounts for the 40 percent of the country’s total mineral reserves.

• Places to visit: The tourist attractions in this city include Ranchi Hill, Kanke Dam, Tagore hill and Hudru falls, Hatia Museum and Tribal Research Institute and Museum.
• Modes of transport: One can travel within the city by hired taxis, auto rickshaws and cycle rickshaws. Buzzing with activity, local transport facilities are very efficient here.

Birsa Munda Airport is the nearest airport, located 7km away from the city. IndiGo operates more than 50 non-stop weekly flights between Ranchi and other key destinations in India.

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About Srinagar:

Srinagar, the capital of Jammu and Kashmir is worth every bit of the hype about its picturesque beauty. Deemed to be paradise on earth, it is surrounded by green mountains and is full of breath-taking lakes and valleys. The climate is cool all year round making it the cherry on top for the tourists. Also known as the land of apples, the only downside to this city is the political instability and communal curfews which affects the locals and tourists regularly.  

• Places to visit: The main places to visit are the Mughal Gardens, Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Bagh, Chashmashahi garden, Hazratbal Mosque, Jamia Masjid Mosque and many more.
• Modes of transport: Auto-rickshaws can be found everywhere. Taxis and buses are available. Motorcycles can be rented. Usually private service buses run throughout the city and are well networked with major tourist spots.
• Places to shop: Kashmiri souvenirs including embroidered clothes, dried fruits and saffron can be bought from The Boulevard or Lal Chowk.

Srinagar International Airport or Sheikh-ul-Alam Airport is the main airport, located 12km away from the city. IndiGo operates more than 50 weekly flights between Srinagar and other key locations in the country.

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About Surat:

Surat, a city in Gujarat, India is a hub of commerce and textiles. It has a lot in store for the history fanatics who want to explore the past of the region. It also has a rich wildlife and is a haven for animal lovers. It is a rapidly growing, port city facilitating significant trade. It is also known as the Diamond City and is full of jewellery stores on every nook and corner providing a wide range of options for the shopaholics.

• Places to visit: The main places to visit are Surat Fort, Mughal Sarai, the Lake Garden on the banks of Tapi River, Hajira Village, Dumas Beach, Ambika Niketan Temple among many.
• Modes of transport: Buses form an important part of Surat's transportation scene. Taxi is another mode of transport, but the most preferred mode of transportation in Surat is the auto-rickshaw.
• Places to shop: The many clothing shops of Gohd Dod road and Iscoan Mall provide a variety of designer clothes.

Surat International Airport is the nearest airport, located 20km away from the city center. IndiGo operates 52 non-stop weekly flights between Surat and Bengaluru, Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi, Goa Hyderabad & Jaipur with seamless connection to other cities in India.

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About Thiruvananthapuram:

Thiruvananthapuram is the capital of Kerala, India. This metropolis is a quintessential mix of colonial heritage and urban vibes. It lures visitors with its incredible scenic attractions. It not only offers natural landscapes but also has a spectrum of the new world charm to offer. The sights include magnanimous museums, intricate palaces, pleasant beaches and historical temples for all types of tourists.

• Places to visit: The main places to visit are East Fort, Ramanayar Palace museum, Kuthiramallikka Palace and Padmanabhaswamy Temple.
• Modes of transport: All forms of public transport are easily available. Mo-bikes, scooters, bicycles and cars to tour the city can also be hired.

Thiruvananthapuram International Airport is the nearest airport to the city, located at 5km away from the city center. IndiGo operates over 50 weekly, non-stop flights to all key locations in India.

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