Fly high with comfort at reasonably priced Kurnool to Mumbai flights by IndiGo

Looking for tickets from Kurnool to Mumbai? Here is the smoothest travel by IndiGo for your maximum comfort and style, priced reasonably. IndiGo, India's largest and most popular passenger airline, aims to provide the lowest-fare flight from Kurnool to Mumbai, and various other locations. With every airline ticket you purchase on the internet, IndiGo strives to give you a great experience. With its direct flights and connecting flights, IndiGo can reach multiple destinations in India and abroad.

Important things to know about Kurnool to Mumbai flights

You should be aware of a few things if you are taking an IndiGo flight from Kurnool to Mumbai.

• Kurnool to Mumbai distance: The aerial distance between Kurnool and Mumbai is 653 km.
• Kurnool to Mumbai flight time: IndiGo operates regular flights to Mumbai from Kurnool. Additionally, it offers round-trip flights from Mumbai to Kurnool. Please check IndiGo's official website for more information about flights to Mumbai.
• Kurnool to Mumbai flight time: All of the flights between Kurnool and Mumbai are connecting and have a layover. The fastest flight gets there in about 5 hours and 40 minutes.
• Kurnool to Mumbai flight price: The price of ticket tickets ranges from ₹6,531 to ₹9,302.

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About Mumbai

Mumbai, previously known as Bombay, is the capital city of the Indian state of Maharashtra. Mumbai has a deep natural harbour and is located towards India's west, along the Konkan Coast.

Places to visit in Mumbai

• Gateway Of India: The Gateway of India was originally a jetty for the local fishermen, but eventually became a landing spot for British governors and other dignitaries. Because of its stunning structure, architecture, and the views it offers of the Arabian Sea, it is a favourite with both locals and tourists. The arches and dome, which were constructed in the Indo-Saracenic style, are an impressive sight. You can combine a trip here with a stroll around Colaba Causeway, which is directly behind the Gateway of India.
• Asiatic Library: Scottish attorney, statesman, and historian Sir James Mackintosh founded the Asiatic Society of Mumbai in Fort in 1804. Don't overlook the treasures kept inside the library, even though the structure itself is fun to explore. The Divine Comedy manuscript by Dante Alighieri, and 15,000 other rare and priceless volumes are notable examples. The library contains more than 100,000 books.
• Rajabai Clock Tower: Our country's version of Big Ben, located on the University of Mumbai's Fort campus, is called the Rajabai Clock Tower. The Tower, which was built by an English architect, Sir George Gilbert Scott, was completed in November 1878 after a construction period of about ten years. Despite blending Gothic and Venetian elements, the Tower is distinctly local due to its construction from buff-coloured Kurla stone. Don't overlook its stunning stained-glass windows. It is possible to combine a visit here with a tour of the university's campus.
• Tank Banganga: The Walkeshwar Temple Complex at Malabar Hill houses a historic water tank. The silent cistern with its nearby ducks are a mesmerising sight for many. Banganga Tank was constructed in 1127 by a minister in the court of Thane's Silhara dynasty monarchs. The primary temple has undergone numerous reconstructions over time.
• Kala Ghoda: The neighbourhood of Kala Ghoda is home to several important historical and cultural sites, including the David Sassoon Library, Lions Gate, Pavement Gallery, Jehangir Art Gallery, and Bombay Natural History Society. The name alludes to the statue of King Edward VII riding a horse, that is made of black stone. He was the Prince of Wales at the time. The Byculla Zoo currently houses this statue and Kala Ghoda, which means black horse, continues to honour its legacy.

About Mumbai Airport

Mumbai is served by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. The IATA code of this airport is BOM and its address is Santacruz East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400099.

About Kurnool

This district takes its name from its principal town, Kurnool, which served as the capital of the erstwhile Nawabs, the capital of Andhra Pradesh in the 1950s.

About Kurnool Airport

Kurnool Airport is a small airport in India that serves domestic flights and is spread across 639 acres of space. The National Highway 40, which connects Kurnool and Chittoor, passes through the Airport on its eastern side. The IATA code for this airport is KJB.

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