Mumbai to Hubli Flights

If you are looking for the best flight tickets from Mumbai to Hubli, you have arrived at the right place. With a fleet size of over 250 and flights to over 80 destinations, IndiGo is India’s largest airline with over 47% market share.

Book Mumbai to Hubli flights at the lowest fares with multiple route options via Kochi, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Chennai and Goa. You can choose from these various routes to suit your preferred time of the day for your journey from Mumbai to Hubli.

In order to make the most of your Mumbai to Hubli flights, book through the official website, goIndiGo.in, or the IndiGo mobile app. These are great platforms to discover the latest offers on flight tickets, bank-specific offers, and even offers for additional services. Some of the other advantages of booking through IndiGo are:

• Lowest booking fee and zero convenience fee
• Option to hold and pay later for your booking
• Multiple payment options such as UPI, net banking, car payments, etc. xs
• Multiple fare options as per your travel need to further reduce your fare
• Add-on services for seat selection, extra baggage allowance, inflight meals and more
• AI-powered booking assistance with the chatbot, Dottie

The most convenient time to make flight bookings with the lowest fares is about 2 months prior to your planned date of travel. You can go for a round trip for your Mumbai to Hubli flights to further reduce your travel fare. Or, if you do not have a return date in mind, it is still advised to book your Hubli to Mumbai return flights in advance to get low airfares.

Exploring the city of Hubli

Hubli is the second biggest commercial city of Karnataka, also known as ‘Chota Mumbai’ which translates to ‘little Mumbai’. Carrying the charm of an old city and along with having the edge of being a commercial centre, Hubli makes for a popular destination among travellers and tourists.

Here are the top places to see in Hubli:

Shri Bhavani Shankar Temple: It is believed to be the place where Goddess Bhavani was worshipped by Shiv. During the celebration of Shivratri, a temple chariot festival is held here.

Asar: Built in 1646 by Mohammed Ali Shah, this was considered to be the hall of justice. It is also believed to have housed hair from Prophet Mohammed’s beard.

Shri Siddharoodha Swami Math: It is considered to be a holy abode, which Sadguru Siddharoodha took as his final resting place.

Unkal Lake: Being a popular landmark in Hubli, the Unkal Lake is a famous tourist destination. It is about 110 years old and is spread over 200 acres.

Nrupatunga Betta: This is the perfect picnic spot to spend with your dear ones. Built atop a hill, this place offers a peaceful getaway overlooking the busy city.

Indira Gandhi Glass House: Surrounded by artfully decorated gardens, this glass house has several exhibitions and events organised from time to time.

Nearby destinations from Hubli: You can make short trips to neighbouring areas and check out places such as Dharwad, Navilatirtha, Sathodi, Sural and Mathodi Falls, ISCKON Temple, Sykes Point and Ulavi.

Airport: Hubballi Airport (HBX)

Mumbai is known for being the hub of commercial, entertainment as well as business sectors. It has always been known as the ‘city of dreams’ and is a city where many people look to explore their aspirations. If you happen to be visiting Mumbai for the first time, here are a few places you should check out:

Gateway of India: Built in the honor of the visit of King-Emperor George V and Queen-Empress Mary, to India, this has been a landmark since the early twentieth century.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus: Standing since the British era, this magnificent structure reflects beautiful intricate designs, which are further enhanced by the lighting at night. It is a running train station.

Marine Drive: Stretching over 3 km along the coast in South Mumbai, the Marine Drive is a hang-out favourite for many.

Colaba Causeway: This is where you can meet all your shopping needs and also check out the various eateries while at it.

Juhu Beach: One of the most popular beaches in Mumbai, the beach is almost always crowded with tourists as well as locals.

Film City: This film studio complex is used for a lot of filming projects, and is also open to the public for visit.

Best time to visit Mumbai

Since Mumbai has a tropical climate due to its proximity to the sea, it has a fairly pleasant weather for most part of the year. The monsoon season in July, however, experiences heavy rainfall, and can lead to flooding in some parts of the city. So, it is advised to avoid flying to Mumbai during the peak of monsoon.

Airport: Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (BOM)