Delhi to Gaya Flights

Is there a spiritual trip on the cards for you? If Gaya is your planned destination, IndiGo comes with great choices for Delhi to Gaya flights, via Kolkata and Varanasi, to make your pick. From the capital city of India to one of its many holy cities, your travel from Delhi to Gaya has a lot in store to offer.

Before you set out for Gaya, make a list of all the most popular places and sites you want to visit so you don’t miss out on anything. Gaya is located in the northeastern state of Bihar, India, and reflects the old-world charm through its 18^th-century temples and shrines. Due to its deep connection with religion and mythology, it attracts a vast number of devotees and spiritual tourists.

Here are the best-known places in Gaya:

Great Buddha Statue – Installed by the Dalai Lama himself, this is one of the biggest statues of Lord Buddha in India and has an immense footfall.

Chinese Temple – Representing the best of Chinese architecture, this temple has golden statues of Lord Buddha on display. You can also see travelogues written by ancient Chinese scholars who travelled to India.

Vishnupad Temple – Built in devotion to Lord Vishnu, this temple showcases footprints that are believed to be his, according to beliefs and mythology.

Bodhi Tree – Known as the place where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment, this place throngs with his followers and is among the most revered sites of the Buddhist religion.

Tibetan Monastery – With regular visits from Dalai Lama, this monastery gained a huge appeal from fellow Buddhist believers and is among the oldest and largest in India.

Shrine of Hazrat Makhdoom Syed Shah Durwesh Ashraf – Full of beautifully designed Islamic architectural motifs, this shrine is located about 10 km from the main city centre.

Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple – Showcasing wonderful craftsmanship, this temple is adorned with Japanese architecture and wooden carvings. It is located in the heart of the city.

Muchalinda Lake – Seeped deep in mythological stories, the Muchalinda Lake is famous among locals as well as tourist visitors.

With more than enough to cover your travel plans to Gaya, you can start planning your itinerary right away.

Airport: Gaya International Airport (GAY)

For those who visit Delhi for the first time, there is a lot to cover. Whether you have an inclination toward heritage and history, local and international cuisines, music festivals and fairs, or even shopping, there is something for each of your needs in the national capital of India.

Here are things Delhi is best known for:

Top government bodies: Rashtrapati Bhavan, Parliament House, Prime Minister’s Office, Supreme Court of India and all international embassies and high commissions.

Heritage monuments: India Gate, Red Fort, Old Fort, Qutub Minar, Humayun’s Tomb and Lotus Temple.

Religious sites: Akshardham Temple, Jama Masjid, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, Sacred Hearts Cathedral, and ISKCON Temple, among others.

Shopping hubs: Connaught Place, Janpath Market, Sarojini Nagar Market, Chandni Chowk, GK Market, and a number of different malls throughout the city.

Parks and gardens: Lodhi Garden, Garden of Five Senses Deer Park, and Indraprastha Park, to name a few.

Food: From street food hubs like Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi and Jamia Nagar to fine-dining restaurants in Hauz Khas, you can explore a variety of food types.

Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL)

It is the busiest airport in India, with three terminals for domestic as well as international flights, along with an exclusive terminal for Haj pilgrims.

For economical options on your return flight from Gaya to Delhi, you can explore both one-way fares or directly book a round trip. You can discover multiple fare options and additional offers by booking through the IndiGo website, goIndiGo.in, or the IndiGo mobile app.