Kolkata to Bhopal Flights
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Cheapest Flights from Kolkata to Bhopal
Explore the heart of India with a flight from Kolkata to Bhopal
Situated centrally in India, Bhopal is a major connecting point for people planning trips in and around Madhya Pradesh. The state that has an interesting cultural history as well as flora and fauna to explore. Plan a trip to Madhya Pradesh and get IndiGo’s Kolata to Bhopal flights at great prices. Also, for your return flight from Kolkata to Bhopal, IndiGo has the best flight booking offers in store.
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Bhopal - The fast-developing green and smart city
Bhopal typically reminds most of us of the tragic Union Carbide incident and yet there’s more to explore and know about this interesting place. Bhopal is now fast developing amongst the tier-II cities of India and is home to one of Asia’s largest mosques. The city is also known for having a history of a matrilineal reign by four remarkable Begums who ruled for over a hundred years and defied the norms of patriarchy back then.
The city is divided into the old northern part consisting of serpentine alleys, old buildings and crowded bazaars while the southern park below the lake is the modernized and developed version of the city.
On the banks of the Upper Lake is the Sair Sapata, a must-visit for everyone travelling to Bhopal. The entertainment complex offers many activities for children and adults alike. It makes for a great day outing
The Taj-ul-Masjid is one of the largest mosques in Asia and has an impressive structure consisting of 18 storey high minarets and a façade made of pink marble.
Moti Masjid or the Pearl Mosque is also a rich cultural symbol of the city.
Delve right into the heart of the old city as you explore Bhopal’s history and heritage amidst the narrow alleys of Bhopal and then go into the serpentine lanes there and all around.
Bhopal’s weather is best suited for travelling between the months of October to March. The weather cools down post-monsoon and winters can be quite chilling.
The primary mode of public transport is autos and privately operated minibuses within the city. The metro rail is currently under construction in Bhopal.
Bhopal has sub-tropical weather year-round with hot summers and cold winters.
Bhopal’s Raja Bhoj Airport is located roughly 15 km away from the city centre and is the second largest airport in Madhya Pradesh after Indore’s International Airport. Bhopal’s airport offers direct and connecting flight connectivity to most major airports, the most common ones being Bhopal to Lucknow, Bhopal to Chennai, Bhopal to Patna and Bhopal to Kolkata.
Experience nostalgia with a visit to Kolkata
Situated on the banks of river Ganges, Kolkata (erstwhile Calcutta) in your mind will conjure up images of the iconic Howrah Bridge and Victoria Memorial. Once the capital of British India, the colonial hangover lingers strong within the city lanes and by-lanes as it tries to catch up with the fast pace of modern living. Kolkata is often considered the art and culture capital of India and has a rich history and heritage to boast of.
Take a boat ride across the Ganges from the Prinsep Ghat during sunset. It gives wonderful views of the Second Hooghly Bridge and is a calm break from the hustle and bustle of the busy city.
Feel the old-world charm of the city by boarding a tram and taking a ride along the city’s oldest roads surrounded by buildings dating back a few hundred years.
The Victoria Memorial is undoubtedly the most iconic tourist attraction of the city overlooking the vast green stretch of the Maidan. Built to commemorate Queen Victoria’s demise, it offers a magnificent view of a white marble structure and a sight to behold.
New Market or originally known as S.S Hogg Market is a must-visit when shopping in Kolkata. The red building with its clocktower dates back to 1874 and although it has undergone a lot of changes, it remains a major shopping hub for locals and tourists alike. The famous Jewish bakery, Nahoum’s is also located here.
The other famous shopping area to explore is the Gariahat Market, a stretch of road known for its hawkers along the street-side selling their wares as well as the shops.
The best time to visit Kolkata is from November to February when the mercury dips and the city comes alive in festivities preparing for Christmas and New Year.
The city has a well-developed network of both public and private buses as a mode of transport. It also happens to be the only city in India to still have a functional tram network. The metro is also a major lifeline for the city’s transport system and happens to be the first city to have had its first underground metro.
Kolkata has a typically tropical climate with high levels of humidity. Summers are hot and sultry while monsoons are gloomy and humid. It has cool dry winters that make it a good time to visit.
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport is a major airport connecting domestic and international flights for eastern India. It serves as a common layover point for flights to North-East India, South-East Asia and Bangladesh.
