Mumbai to Gorakhpur Flights

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Settled on the banks of river Rapti and Rohini, Gorakhpur is a city whose roots are intertwined with mythology and history. The city is named after the medieval saint Guru Gorakhnath and also acts as the gateway for various Buddhist pilgrimage sites like Kapilavastu, Kushinagar, and Lumbini. Gorakhpur’s Khichdi Mela is quite famous and attracts thousands of travellers every year to experience it. Along with several religious sites, the city is renowned for other tourist spots as well.

Gorakhpur is served by Mahayogi Gorakhnath Airport (GOP), located 8 km away from the city centre. IndiGo operates daily non-stop flights between Gorakhpur and all major destinations across the country including the return flight to Mumbai.

Best time to visit Gorakhpur: Gorakhpur is best to visit in the winter as the temperature during this time remains pleasant and comfortable to travel across the city.

Top places to visit in Gorakhpur: The popular tourist attractions in Gorakhpur include several historical monuments and museums. The city is synonymous with Gorakhnath temple and also known for being the headquarters of Gita Press which publishes Bhagavad Gita. Museums that are must-visit in the city include Archaeological Museum, Commerce Museum and Puratatva Sanghralaya.

Shopping in Gorakhpur: Gorakhpur offers a lively shopping experience. Those who love shopping for handcrafted pieces then this is the perfect shopping destination for you. The city has carved a niche for itself in terms of terracotta sculptures, especially elaborated decorated terracotta horses along with other figurines of Gods. You can also indulge in buying some Chikankari fabrics, which is although synonymous with Lucknow, but Chikankari can also be purchased from Gorakhpur.

To know more about Gorakhpur, you can check the Gorakhpur destination guide.

The City of Dreams, Mumbai is the capital of Maharashtra along with being the commercial capital of India and home to the world’s largest industry of cinema. Whether it is the magnificent charm of ancient monuments, colonial-era heritage or vibrant culture of various festivals, Mumbai boasts of its own distinct culture. The city exudes a unique blend of tradition, modernity, glamour and home which attracts numerous travellers to visit and experience the vibrancy of the city at least once in their lifetime.

Mumbai erstwhile Bombay is connected to all major cities in the country and abroad through airways, roads and railways. Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (BOM) is the main airport that connects the city to the rest of the world. The airport offers non-stop services for the convenience of its travellers and is located 28 km from the city.

Best time to visit Mumbai: October to February are the best months to visit Mumbai. The city receives heavy rainfall during the monsoon; hence it is better to avoid travelling during this time. However, if you love nature then perhaps you can plan to visit in monsoon as the surrounding hills look green with waterfalls gushing down. It is also advised to avoid summers as it is too hot and humid.

Top places to visit in Mumbai: Mumbai erstwhile Bombay never fails to impress its visitors, whether with its colonial-era charm, ancient monuments or pilgrimage sites. One must thing to notice while exploring the city is its diverse palate of architectures. The buildings that were built in the colonial era like Victoria Terminus exhibit Gothic-revival style with a European blend. The Gateway of India showcases the Indo-Saracenic style and structures along the marine drive are built-in Art-Deco lines. The other must-visit places are Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Elephanta Caves, Bandra Fort, Siddhivinayak Temple, Haji Ali, Bandra Worli Sea Link amongst others.

Shopping in Mumbai: From opulent malls to street markets, Mumbai offers a contrasting shopping experience. So, start your shopping spree by making your way in the bustling Colaba market, looking for fashion junks from Linking Road and Hill Road, choosing those perfect footwear from Peddar Road, admiring the rare antiques at Chor Bazaar or simply visiting the plush malls like Infiniti Mall and High Street Phoenix amongst others.

To know more about Mumbai, you can check the Mumbai destination guide.