Nagpur to Delhi Flights

Beyond exploring the famous landmarks such as India Gate and the UNESCO World Heritage sites, Qutub Minar, the reason to book a flights to Delhi is much more. The city has charming forts and spectacular parks too. You can book your Nagpur to Delhi flight with IndiGo if you want to see this capital of India. From the IndiGo website or an app for your mobile, you can click on some of the most lowest flights from Nagpur to Delhi and also add a few additional 6E add-on services.

You can scroll through the website and add services to your booking from Nagpur to Delhi flights with IndiGo. The 6E Rewards programmes, which offers benefits such as access to the airport's lounge, discounts on flight tickets, and several other benefits. Additional services, such as delayed and lost baggage protection, are also offered by IndiGo. The Delhi is surrounded by modern and ancient buildings, there's something here for everyone to see. So, take a flight to Delhi and see the city.

You can book flights to Delhi by visiting the IndiGo website or the iOS/Android mobile application. To get information from Nagpur to Delh flight, scroll belowi.

• Distance: The aerial distance between Nagpur to Delhi is approximately 852 km.
• Flight details: You can make your Nagpur to Delhi flight reservation from the IndiGo website or mobile application. Make sure to book return route flights from Delhi to Nagpur as well.
• Flight times: The duration depends on the flight route. The general duration is 1.5 hours.
• Flight price: The price between these cities varies depending on when you book your flight.
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Delhi has everything from historical forts to striking modern buildings, stunning landmarks and beautiful parks. So, if you'd like to see Delhi and explore its attraction, these are a couple of places that should be visited.

• Qutub Minar: The most important attraction in Delhi is the Qutub Minar. UNESCO's World Heritage site is this century old minarate. There are Quran inscriptions on the detailed craving throughout the pillar. You can't go into a five story tower, but it's one of the best sights in town.
• India Gate: Located in the centre of Delhi, it is one of the most popular places to visit. India Gate is dedicated to the Indian soldiers who died during the World War I. Indeed, names of soldiers who died in that war are written on walls around the immense structure. From a distance, you may notice the gate to have similar features of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
• Humayun's Tomb: One of the popular tourist attraction here in Delhi is the mausoleum of Humayun. It's a garden style mausoleum dedicated to one of the great Mughal emperors. It was comissioned by his wife, Bega Begum. There's a resemblance in the entire structure of this tomb to the Taj Mahal.
• Red Fort: Commissioned by Shah Jahan in 1648, this marvellous attraction is the main complex where the annual Independence Day of India is celebrated. It's got a brilliant Mughal architecture and all the buildings are adorned in red sandstone. This fort has become a UNESCO World Heritage site because of its stunning beauty. Several miniature buildings, fortresses or rooms are available to go inside and look at.
• Lotus Temple: Shaped in the form of lotus, hence the name is a popular temple in Delhi. There is no idol in this temple, it is a place where you can come and medidate. There's a nice garden outside the temple and an artificial pond on every side. There are chairs in the large hall for visitors to sit down and enjoy the moment.
• Jama Masjid: This is one of the most famous tourist places in Old Delhi, which has been considered to be India's largest mosque. Anyone who wants to go and look at the site will be allowed into the mosque. And, with a minimal fee, you can also walk to the tip of one of the minarets to see the city in its entirety.

Know Indira Gandhi International Airport

Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) is located 16 km from the city centre. The airport is easy to reach through the Airport Express and app-based taxi services and bus shuttle services.

There's a lot of stuff, from nature to history and more here in Nagpur. The beauty of the hills, soothing lakes, fortress and magnificent temples can be explored by visitors.

• Seminary Hill: Seminary Hill's just a few miles from the city. It's fairly straightforward for me to get there. Further down Seminary Hill, you can find a lot more places to check out. You'll be able to go for short walks, too.
• Japanese Rose Garden: It's a popular place to visit. There's a variety of rare roses to be found. Here, the iron buildings you're looking for have a great influence from Japan.
• Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary: Visit this wildlife conservation area, which is located in the Satpura mountains, to see wild animals and nature. There are beasts such as tigers, leopards, langurs, hyenas, sambars and Wild Boars you can see.
• Khindsi Lake: This is one of the lovely lakes, which has water sports activities as well. This is where there are a lot of different kinds of boats, like pedalboats and houseboats. Rock climbing is one of the best activities to do here.
• Dragon Palace Buddhist Temple: This temple is also known as the Lotus Temple of Nagpur spreads over 10 hectares. Dragon Palace Buddhist Temple was funded by a Japanese Ogawa Society in 1999.

Know Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport (NAG) is an international airport located at Sonegaon, approximately 8 kilometres from Nagpur.