Guwahati to Aurangabad Flights

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There are multiple connecting flights from Guwahati to Aurangabad with layover cities such as Mumbai and Delhi. All the flights on this route have their layover in these cities. Depending on the layover time and change of aircraft, since the departure of the flights, they can take 6 hours 30 minutes to 10 hours 45 minutes to land and reach their destination.

This fast-growing industrial and commercial hub of a city is located in Maharashtra and after Mumbai, Pune and Nagpur, this city is growing rapidly in terms of industry, agriculture, finance and education. This city has been named after the last powerful ruler of the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb.

What makes Aurangabad appealing to tourists?

• Ajanta and Ellora caves - These caves date back to the 2nd century and have 30 rock-cut cave monuments dedicated to Buddhism. Ellora caves are famous because it is UNESCO’s World Heritage Site for being the largest rock cut temple-monastery complex in the entire world. The agglomeration of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain religion and culture in these caves is what attracts thousands of tourists from almost every religion to come and visit. The oldest surviving and the finest form of Indian art is depicted through these paintings.
  
• Kachner Jain Temple - Dedicated to guru Chintamani Parshwanath, this temple is one of the most renowned and prestigious Jain temples in Aurangabad, known for the idol’s divine powers. Many pilgrims come here to seek his blessing and also in the hope of getting their wishes fulfilled.
• Daulatabad Fort - Alternatively known as Deogiri or Devgiri, this fortified castle is located in the village of Daulatabad atop a hill, surrounded by dense forests. This has been the capital of many dynasties, including the Yadava and Delhi Sultanate. It is now a public fort and is open for all to witness its gradoisity.
  
• Bibi ka Maqbara – Bibi ka Maqbara was made by Aurangazeb for his first wife, similar to the Taj Mahal. This is one of the key and important monuments in Aurangabad and attracts a lot of tourist attractions.
  

Airport address - Aurangabad Airport, Jalna Road, Chilkalthana, Aurangabad, Maharashtra 431006

IATA code - IXU

Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi is Guwahati’s only domestic and international airport from where several IndiGo flights operate daily.

This capital city of the northeastern state of Assam is the beating heart of the entire state. The existence of Guwahati dates back to the 5th century when it used to be a place of trade and commerce. Ever since, Guwahati’s importance has not been eradicated and the city still remains to be a popular hub of higher education, trade, commerce, science, painting and dance.

What makes Guwahati famous?

• Kamakhya Temple - Perhaps one of the most renowned temples in India, this temple is dedicated to goddess Kamakhya, a form of Goddess Kali. It is known to be a place of divine powers as the oldest of the 51 shakti pithas. Thousands of Kali devotees flock around during ‘ambubachi’, a ritual that is celebrated and a fair is held, which is synonymous to the annual Kumbh Mela in Uttar Pradesh.
  
• Bhupen Hazarika Museum - This museum is dedicated to the legendary music icon Bhupen Hazarika. The museum displays all his collected music work, his personal belongings and everything that he used in his day-to-day life. Bhupen Hazarika had a hold over Assam and the people there hence the museum was made to honour his memory.
• Kaziranga National Park - Home to the famous and almost extinct one-horned rhinos because of incessant poaching, Kaziranga National park falls directly under the protection of the government. Visitors are allowed to go on safaris and get a glimpse of the beautiful rhinos that have been well-protected here and they thrive well under the protection of the authorities.
  
• Christ Church - Constructed in 1844, this is the oldest church in existence in northeast India. The church has pointed finials and arched windows, a common form of architecture in the neoclassical times when it was built. It is a true architectural and historical citadel.

Airport address - Borjhar, Guwahati 781015

IATA code - GAU