Jaipur to Rajkot Flights

Rajkot is a city located in the western Indian state of Gujarat. The city has many interesting places to visit such as the Watson Museum, which has art and artefacts from British colonial rule, and the Lang Library, which houses Gujarati literature, are both situated in the middle of the Jubilee Garden. Pictures and mementoes of Mahatma Gandhi are displayed around the house known as Kaba Gandhi No Delo, where he spent some of his formative years. The Rotary Dolls Museum in Rajkot features a collection of world dolls.

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• Distance between Jaipur and Rajkot: The aerial distance between Jaipur and Rajkot is approximately 715 km.
• Jaipur to Rajkot flights: From Jaipur, IndiGo provides connecting flights to Rajkot, along with flights from Rajkot to Jaipur.
• Jaipur to Rajkot flights timing: IndiGo flights take 6 hours and 40 minutes to get from Jaipur to Rajkot.
• Jaipur to Rajkot flight ticket price: IndiGo offers reasonably priced flights between Jaipur and Rajkot that range between ₹15,000 and ₹25,000.
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Rajkot is one of Gujarat's most important and industrial cities. The town is divided into two sections by the River Aji, known as the older and modern parts. The city of Rajkot has historical significance and importance. The Great Thakur Shaheb Vibhaji Ajoji Jadeja of the Jadeja Clan is said to have built Rajkot city in 1612. He was the great-grandson of Jam Sataji of Jamnagar, now Nawanagar. Mahatma Gandhi spent his early years in Rajkot as his father was the Diwan to the then Nawab of Saurashtra.

Places to visit in Rajkot

1. Khambhalida Caves: Three Buddhist caverns make up the Khambhalida Caves, often referred to as the Rajkot Caves. They are situated in Gujarat's Rajkot district, close to the town of Gondal. They were found in 1958 by eminent archaeologist P.P. Pandya. The middle cave, known as Chaitya, is a dilapidated stupa. It is one of the three caverns. In addition, two sentinels watch over a group of Buddhist caves that date back to the fourth century AD. The left sentinel is a statue of a Bodhisattva, and the right one is a statue of Vajrapani.
2. Kaba Gandhi no Delo: One of the most significant and well-liked attractions in Rajkot is the Kaba Gandhi no Delo. This is where Mahatma Gandhi spent his formative years. The location is now a museum with artefacts that have been kept and a photographic tour that shows Gandhi's life.
3. Pradhyuman Zoological Park: In Rajkot, Gujarat, Pradhyuman Zoological Park is close to Lalpari Lake. It is frequented by many locals and tourists who come here for picnics, excursions, or school tours. Along with the variety of flora and more than 35,000 trees, the two lakes that surround the park, Lakes Lalpari and Randarda, offer a natural habitat for migrating birds.

Rajkot Airport

In Rajkot, Gujarat, India, there is a public airport called Rajkot Airport. It is located 4 km from the city centre and 2 km from the Rajkot Railway Station. Rajkot Airport's IATA code is RAJ.

Jaipur, popularly referred to as the "Pink City," is one of India's most stunning and culturally diverse cities. It was established in November 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, who also gave it its name. It is the capital of Rajasthan. The iconic architecture of Jaipur is its main draw.

Jaipur Airport

The airport serving Jaipur, the state capital of Rajasthan, is called Jaipur International Airport. Jaipur International Airport's IATA code is JAI.