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Travel to Gujarat’s third-largest city from the North East on Guwahati to Vadodara flights of IndiGo. Fly in style and at the cheapest rates with IndiGo which guarantees you Guwahati to Vadodara lowest airfare. You can book tickets online via the IndiGo app or the official website to bag the best deals for your Guwahati to Vadodara flight ticket price.

On your way back from Vadodara, there are many Vadodara to Guwahati flights to choose from. We suggest the 7 hours 25 minutes connecting flight that halts at Delhi for a short 3 hour 5 minutes layover.

What are the best deals on IndiGo’s Guwahati to Vadodara flights?

There is a vast array of IndiGo connecting flights for you to choose from. The shortest connecting flight is 9 hours 45 minutes with a layover of 5 hours 25 minutes at the national capital. The IndiGo mobile app or official website facilitates you to check flight status in real time. From Vadodara, if you want to reserve a domestic flight ticket to another destination, then you have a lot of choices -

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Vadodara – The city of art

Originally known as Baroda, Vadodara also has a few locally adored names like the “Sanskari Nagari” and “Kala Nagari”. Historically, it was ruled mostly by the Rajputs and still lives up to its medieval name of Chandanavati that was kept to commemorate Raja Chandan of the Dodiya Rajput dynasty. Its name, Baroda was in fact derived from a contortion of the name, Brodera given by early British travellers. However, Vadodara’s most recent ties to Indian history began with its annexation from the Babi Nawabs by the Maratha general Pilaji Gaekwad post 1726.

Things to do at Vadodara

From taking a peaceful hearty stroll on the banks of the Sursagar Lake to being mesmerised by the musical fountains at Ajwa Garden, Vadodara offers a hoard of interesting activities to indulge your senses in. For the more sophisticated traveller, the Baroda Museum and Picture Gallery is a sight for sore eyes.

Popular tourist attractions of Vadodara

The most popular tourist attraction of Vadodara is the historic and legendary Laxmi Vilas Palace that spans over 700 acres. Other must-visit destinations are the Nazar Baug Palace, the Tambekar Wada Townhouse, and the Kriti Mandir.

Places to shop at Vadodara

The heritage market of Vadodara is the Khanderao Market named after Khande Rao Gaekwad. The market complex itself is a treat for tourists since it incorporates the traditional Maratha architecture with Jain styles. The best items to buy are silver jewellery, ethnic dresses, footwear and handicrafts.

Best time to visit Vadodara

Vadodara is best visited during the months of October to March. One can fully experience the western winter and onset of spring at Vadodara. Also, the temperatures are quite pleasant during these seasons. Especially from January to March, one can see the tourist scenario of Vadodara.

Modes of transport

VITCOS city buses run all over the city of Vadodara on well-connected routes. However, auto-rickshaws are still the most popular and somewhat comfortable modes of transportation for tourists in Vadodara.

Weather at Vadodara

Lying 39 metres above sea level, Vadodara has tropical weather with temperatures averaging around 27.2°C. It gets rainfall with precipitation up to about 965 mm annually.

Airport at Vadodara

Located just 8 km from the Vadodara Railway Station, the Vadodara International Airport (IATA: BDQ) has two separate terminals, one for handling domestic passengers and one for international. The international terminal has broken a world record for using the single longest sheet rooftop measuring about 164.2 metres.

Guwahati – Gateway to the North East

Guwahati is arguably the largest metropolitan city in Assam as well as the rest of north eastern India. The city nestled at the foothills of the Shillong Plateau is flanked by the mighty River Brahmaputra on the other side. The city itself is so old that its first references go back to the Puranas and historians and archaeologists believe it to be among the few ancient cities of Asia. Also, being the gateway to north eastern India, it is bound by misty green hills along its countryside.

Tourist attractions in Guwahati

The surreal Kamkhya Temple is the top attraction for tourists visiting Guwahati. Besides that, the green cascading hills and tea gardens are an added enrichment to the flavour of this place. Another ancient site to visit at Guwahati is the Umananda Temple. Guwahati also boasts of the smallest riverine island in the world – the Umananda Island.

Places to shop in Guwahati

The all-encompassing Fancy Bazaar and the bibliophile’s Pan Bazaar are two majorly popular places to shop at in Guwahati. GS Road and Paltan Bazaar are among other lesser popular yet fascinating markets of Guwahati to get a feel of the city life.

Modes of transport

Public buses of the ASTC and other privately run buses connect all major destinations of Guwahati. Besides, taxis and call cab services are easily available for tourists to travel in comfort. Some tourists also prefer car rental services, and you shouldn’t have difficulty finding that as well at Guwahati.

Weather in Guwahati

Guwahati is a generally cold area with average annual temperatures rising usually not more than 24.6°C. Guwahati receives an enormous amount of rainfall, almost 1.6m annually.

Airport in Guwahati

Guwahati Airport or Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (IATA: GAU) handles around 1300 passengers every hour. It has two exclusive domestic and international terminals with total traffic of more than 3 million passengers. IndiGo plies more than 150 weekly flights from the LGB Airport to other cities in India.

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