Have a memorable experience with IndiGo on Deoghar to Lucknow flight

Lucknow is the capital city of Uttar Pradesh which is one of the biggest states in the north of India. It is on the banks of the Gomti River that flows through it. The city is a delight for tourists as they get to see many historical buildings from the Mughal era, the temples, and the Indira Dam, and also enjoy the Awadhi cuisine.

So, if you are planning to travel from Deoghar to Lucknow, then booking your Deoghar to Lucknow flight tickets with IndiGo can be a great option. With IndiGo, one of India’s leading domestic airline operators, you are guaranteed to have a comfortable journey. Moreover, the affordable ticket prices do not punch a hole in your pocket.

Besides the lowest fare flight from Deoghar to Lucknow, IndiGo also has a user-friendly flight booking app that helps you buy a ticket without any challenges. Also, the facility of web check-in and online baggage tags further enhances your travel experience.

Details about Deoghar to Lucknow flights

If you are planning to book a flight to Lucknow from Deoghar, then keep the following information handy –

• Distance between Deoghar and Lucknow: The aerial distance between these cities is about 752 km.
• Deoghar to Lucknow flights – IndiGo operates multiple flights throughout the week from Deoghar to Lucknow. The airline also has round-trip facilities on offer that you can access from its official website. So, you can book a Lucknow to Deoghar flight too as per your convenience.
• Deoghar to Lucknow flight time – Flights to Lucknow from Deoghar take around 4 hrs to 9 hrs depending on the layover time.
• Deoghar to Lucknow price – A Deoghar to Lucknow flight ticket will cost you around ₹6000 -₹11,000, depending on the booking date.

About Lucknow

Lucknow is one of the largest cities in the north of India. The former power centre of Awadh is now the state capital of Uttar Pradesh. In the centre of the city lies the Rumi Darwaza, the gateway which was built way back in the Mughal era. Near the Rumi Darwaza is located the Bara Imambara, an 18th-century shrine. The Victorian Husainabad Clock Tower, which was built in 1881, is a grand landmark from colonial times.

Lucknow is one of the few cities of India that still holds the architecture of the Mughal and British Empires besides all its new-age modern buildings. This gives a unique look to Lucknow.

Lucknow is also famous for its Awadhi cuisine, which comprises kebabs, biryanis and whatnot. You can experience the best Awadhi cuisine in this city.  

Popular things to do in Lucknow

• Take a temple tour of Lucknow: Lucknow is a place of numerous religious temples. The Hanuman Setu Mandir, Mankameshwar Temple, Sheetala Devi Mandir and Bhootnath Temple are some of the famous temples in the city.
• Enjoy a picnic at the Indira Dam: If you are a river lover, then the Gomti River and the Indira Dam will certainly be your favourite picnic spot. The vegetation near the river and the birds make the place an enticing destination. 
• Go to the Bara Imambara: One of the largest Imambaras of India, Bara Imambara is a living embodiment of the fine Awadhi architecture. Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula was the one who commissioned the construction of this complex. Spending some time here can be a calming experience. The Bara Imambara has a huge hall which has an arched shape. If you go upstairs, then there is a Bhool Bhulaiya or a maze.
• Visit the iconic Rumi Darwaza: Another great Awadhi Architecture and one of Lucknow’s prominent tourist places, Rumi Darwaza was also constructed by Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula in 1784. About 60 feet tall, it is situated between Bara Imambara and Chota Imambara. It is a must-visit historical place in Lucknow.
• Chattar Manzil: The famous Nawab of Lucknow, Gazi Uddin Haider, was the one who started the construction of Chattar Manzil. The architecture of this palace is fascinating and something that will mesmerise you. So, your Lucknow visit must include a trip to this umbrella palace where the Nawabs of Awadh resided.
• Try local Lucknow cuisines: If you are in Lucknow, then make sure you have tried the legendary Galouti kebab, which melts in the mouth. Also, try the Shami kebab, which is another legendary dish. For the best kebabs, you can visit the Aminabad Chowk or the Qaisar Bagh Chowk.  

Lucknow airport information

Lucknow Airport is officially known as Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport. The IATA code of the airport is LKO, and the ICAO code is VILK. The international airport serves Lucknow and its surrounding areas. The airport is located in Amausi, and it is about 15 km away from the city centre.

It was known as Amausi International Airport and was then renamed after Indian 5^th Prime Minister Chaudhary Charan Singh in 2008.

Why book a Deoghar to Lucknow flight with IndiGo?

The reason for choosing IndiGo for your Deoghar to Lucknow flight is to get the best-in-class travelling experience at a pocket-friendly price. Your safety and security are of prime importance to IndiGo, and the airline makes every effort to make your journey delightful. To fight the Covid-19 situation, IndiGo has taken measures to keep passengers safe and isolated. Besides, with IndiGo, you get access to amenities like –

• Priority in baggage handling and check-in
• Save extra on pre-bookings

All About Deoghar

Deoghar city is the capital of the Deoghar district in Jharkhand. The city has many religious spots and places of devotion and is situated near the banks of the Mayurakshi River. The city is popular for Baba Baidyanath Temple, which is considered to be the holy abode of Lord Shiva. This temple alone draws a significant number of tourists from across the country.

There are other religious temples like Basukinath Temple, which is a Shakti Peetha and is known to enshrine Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu apart from Goddess Adi Shakti. There is also the Shiva Ganga Sarovar and Naulakha Temple that you can visit. 

Deoghar airport information

Deoghar Airport or Baba Baidyanath Airport is located in Katia village in Jharkhand. It is the second most important airport after Ranchi Airport and is spread over an area of 650 acres. The terminal building of the airport is special and has been inspired by Baba Baidyanath Temple’s structure. It also has various tribal arts inside the building to bring a different charm to its aesthetics. The IATA code of Deoghar Airport is DGH, and the ICAO code is VEDO. The airport is about 8 km from the main city centre.

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