Nagpur to Mysuru Flights

With superb connectivity and world-class services, IndiGo offers Nagpur to Mysuru flights. Also, the airline provides Nagpur to Mysuru lowest airfare options. This lets passengers make bookings with the best Nagpur to Mysuru flight ticket price on IndiGo’s website or mobile app. Further, you can choose to book a one-way or a round trip ticket for your Nagpur to Mysuru flight as IndiGo operates several connecting flights on this route.

Travelling with IndiGo will always fetch you the best bargain on domestic flight tickets. Download the IndiGo mobile app on your Android or iOS device to receive instant notifications about the latest flight booking offers and also to keep a tab on your current flight PNR status.

With IndiGo, you can also plan your journey to other Indian cities on:

• Mysuru to Bengaluru flights
• Mysuru to Vijayawada flights
• Mysuru to Kolkata flights
• Mumbai to Mangaluru flights

Mysuru can easily be deemed as one of the premiere locations for the production of fine quality silk and sandalwood whose essence can saturate your soul. Silk and sandalwood production being two of the prime economic activities of Mysuru, it is also land of epic historical significance. Mysuru has always been ruled by the Hindu Wadiyar dynasty under the vassalage of the Vijayanagara Empire. However, during the latter half of the 18^th century, the state had been ruled by the sultanate of Haidar Ali and his son Tipu Sultan as well.

Things to do in Mysuru

One of the peculiar things to do at Mysuru is visiting the Mysuru Beach, which is in fact, a riverbank known as the Meenakshipura backwaters. If such a soulful sight excites you into spinning some tunes, then you can visit the Melody World Wax Museum which holds the largest collection of musical instruments and life-sized wax models to accompany them. For tourists who want to relax, witnessing the sunset at Chamundi Hills is all that’s needed.

Tourist attractions in Mysuru

Kukkaraahalli Lake is one of the most popular places where tourists flock to catch glimpses of rare species of birds like the open-billed stork, spoonbill, cormorant and black crowned night heron. Another major attraction is the Ranganathittu Island on the River Kaveri, which are the nesting and breeding grounds for the hundreds of migratory birds flying in from North America, Australia and even Siberia.

Places to shop in Mysuru

The Devaraja Market of Mysuru is the perfect place to visit to feel the true ethos of Mysuru. It has over 800 shops and is spread over an area of more than 3 acres. In fact, this market was constructed permanently by Maharaja Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar and named after Maharaja Dodda Devaraja Wadiyar.

Best time to visit Mysuru

The monsoon and winter months from July to February is the most suitable time to visit the city of Mysuru as most tourists dislike the ardent heat of the summer months.

Mode of Transport

Railways are almost absent in Mysuru and daily commuters almost always prefer the intricate well connected bus service to get around the city. Cabs and car rental services prove to be a more comfortable option for tourists.

Weather in Mysuru

The city witnesses scorching hot summers from March to June. However, after that, the monsoon begins. With cool and calm weather, winters form the ideal time to explore the city.

Airport in Mysuru

Mandakalli Airport (IATA: MYQ) is located at a distance of about 12 km from the main city. With only one terminal that operates only domestic flights, the airport handles more than 200 passengers.

With a literacy rate only second to that of Kerala, Nagpur has been ranked as the second cleanest and greenest city of India. Going back into the past, Nagpur had been founded by the Gonds and today, it houses the headquarters of the Reserve Bank of India. Fun fact is that the Nag River, which moves in a serpentine path, has been the inspiration behind the city’s name.

Tourist attractions in Nagpur

One of the most popular sites to visit in Nagpur is the Dhamma Chakra Stupa which is built of white Dhaulpur sandstone. Ramtek Fort Temple and Amba Khori Falls are among other admired attractions.

Places to shop in Nagpur

One of the oldest markets of Nagpur is on Sitabuldi Road which has almost any item you seek to buy. Similarly, Sadar Bazaar holds colonial importance and is the most favoured market for locals.

Modes of transport

Nagpur is sophisticatedly connected to the major metropolitans of India by roadways, railways and airways. Auto-rickshaws are the most availed mode of transport in the city and mostly operate on a hired basis.

Weather in Nagpur

The climate type of Nagpur is dry and semi-humid. The temperature is comfortable during winters. June experiences the start of the monsoon with light showers which get heavier only in July and August.

Aiport in Nagpur

Spread over an area of almost 6 sq km, this single terminal airport has been christened as Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport (IATA: NAG). It has 13 check-in counters and handles almost 700 inbound and outbound passengers.