Kannur to Patna Flights

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Kannur and Patna are two important industrial cities of India. Naturally, many people have to travel to and from these cities. Considering this, IndiGo operates many Kannur to Patna flights and vice-versa for the convenience of passengers. Also, you can avail Kannur to Patna lowest airfare options on the IndiGo website (goIndiGo.in) or app.

Because many people need to travel to Patna from Kannur on a regular basis, IndiGo operates several connecting flights on the route. Kannur to Patna flight ticket price is the lowest on IndiGo’s website and mobile app. With IndiGo’s matchless short-haul connectivity, you will reach your destination in the shortest time duration comfortable.

Travellers also have the option of booking their return Patna to Kannur domestic flight tickets through IndiGo website or app. If you decide to visit other cities from Patna, you can make reservations on IndiGo’s-

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Patna was once called Pataliputra and it was the capital of three mighty kingdoms, namely the Guptas, Magadha and Mauryas. As an important trade zone, it attracted travellers from across the world. Pataliputra also developed as a centre for learning. Chanakya and Aryabhatta are two eminent scholars among many who lived here. Even today, Patna is a vital city in eastern India. It has established itself as the most preferred place to start a business owing to its fame for ease of doing business.

Things to do in Patna

Every traveller is recommended to take a boat ride along the river Ganga. Boats leave from Gandhi Ghat. Tourists must also soak in the greenery of Buddha Smriti Park and Nehru Park and revitalize themselves with a stroll in the midst of nature. No visit to Patna is complete without a tour of Patna Museum, which is home to ancient artefacts and sculptures more than 2000 years old.

Tourist attractions in Patna

Patna has many tourist attraction sites, such as Indira Gandhi Planetarium, Kesaria Stupa, Gandhi Ghat, the well-stocked Khuda Baksh Oriental Library, St Mary’s Church, Padri ke Haveli and the historically important East Champaran.

Places to shop in Patna

In Patna Market, travellers can find everything they are looking for, from jewellery, shoes to clothes for both men and women. If you want to hang classical paintings on your walls, then Maurya Lok Emporium is your go-to boutique. Here, you will find plenty of paintings in the Madhubani style. Another similar boutique you can try out is Ajanta with its wide collection of intricately-crafted wall hangings and other are art pieces.

Best time to visit Patna

October to March is the best time to explore the city because this is when the weather is cool and pleasant. The summer months in Patna are extremely hot and so, it is advisable to not visit Patna during this time of the year.

Modes of transport in Patna

Travelling around Patna is easy thanks to the numerous auto-rickshaws called tempos that ply all across the city. You can also board buses or cabs to take you to your destination.

Weather in Patna

Because Patna is far-removed from any major water body, summers in the city are extremely hot. However, the monsoon season arrives to alleviate the extreme discomfort and heat of the summer months. Patna winters are very cold.

Airport in Patna

Patna Airport (IATA: PAT) is one of the busiest in India because it links the city to all major Indian cities and thousands of people opt for flights every day. You can learn more about flight routes from the IndiGo website.

Kannur was previously called Cannanore. It made a name for itself in history for its handloom and spices. Marco Polo was drawn to India by Kannur’s growing fame as the producer of premium spices. He christened the city - ‘the Emporium of the Spice Trade’ - because once upon a time Kannur was the centrepiece of and crucial to the spice trade route. Kannur is still famous for its unique Kannur handlooms. Once upon a time, Kannur was called the Manchester of Kerala owing to the volume and quality of the fabric it used to produce.

Tourist attractions in Kannur

Tourists will have a busy schedule in Kannur because there are so many not-to-be-missed attractions, including Payyambalam Beach, Muzhappilangad Beach, Peralassery, Theyyam, and Meenkunnu Beach, St. Angelo Fort, Kannur Lighthouse, Parassinikkadavu Snake Park, Baby Beach, Arakkal Museum, Palakkayam Thattu, Madayipara, Ezhimala, Taliparamba, Paithalmala and Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary.

Places to shop in Kannur

Tourists will be spoilt for choice when it comes to shopping in Kannur. Some popular shopping destinations are Fort Road, Fort Light Complex and Kannur City Centre. Visit Fort Road to find trending jewellery, spices, garments, furniture and crockery. If you want to purchase souvenirs, head over to Fort light Complex. Here, you will also come across sturdy travel bags, and cosmetics at affordable rates.

Modes of Transport in Kannur

Kannur boasts extensive connectivity through buses and cabs. The buses link the city to the beaches. Auto-rickshaws can be found everywhere and they are the ideal mode of transport for short distances.

Weather in Kannur

Kannur’s climate is unique in India. Its warmest month is April and surprisingly the coolest month is July. Usually, the temperature averages between 29.3 degree Celsius and 25.8 degree Celsius all year round. This is because around this time, Kannur receives torrential rainfall that brings the mercury down.

Airport in Kannur

Regular arrival and departure of IndiGo flights are operated by the airline from Kannur International Airport (IATA: CNN). The airport is vast and spread over 2300 acres.