Nagpur to Port Blair Flights

What could be better to escape the parched weather of Nagpur than jump onboard the IndiGo Nagpur to Port Blair flight to experience the true essence of island life of Port Blair! IndiGo prides itself with the helping you create the most surreal memories during your holidays. Providing a round-trip feature, IndiGo allows you to book your return Port Blair to Nagpur flight to enjoy benefits on ticket prices.

Along with making your journey seamlessly comfortable, IndiGo promises Nagpur to Port Blair lowest airfare too. To know more about Nagpur to Port Blair flight ticket price, check out the official website of IndiGo or even look it up on the mobile app available on Android and iOS.

IndiGo offers lowest airfares and the best deals on your Nagpur to Port Blair flights. So rest assured knowing that the best deals on domestic flight tickets are yours for the taking. Check out the official web portal of IndiGo for alluring flight booking offers. IndiGo flies quite a few other flights from Port Blair airport which might pique your interest. Some of them are given below -

• Port Blair to Mumbai flight
• Port Blair to Hyderabad flight
• Port Blair to Pune flight
• Port Blair to Visakhapatnam flight

Once your flight is booked, you can easily check your flight PNR status on the IndiGo website.

The south Andaman island of Port Blair is widely popular for its rich and exclusive collection of marine biodiversity. For thousands of years, this island chain has remained untouched by civilization and thus has developed its own unique marine ecosystems. The abundance and widespread distribution of various species of mangroves, seaweed, corals, fishes, reptiles and mammals is a key feature of the surrounding area of Port Blair.

Things to do at Port Blair

At Port Blair, one can participate in rock climbing, scuba diving and trekking as well. A visit to the Barren Islands is sure to leave you with astounding photographs of an active volcano. A dip into the waters at Havelock will reward you with an up-close and personal encounter with the exotic marine life of the island.

Popular tourist attractions of Port Blair

Port Blair is strewn all across with attractive tourist spots like the Corbyn’s Cove Beach, the historic Cellular Jail and WW2 Japanese Bunkers, the North Bay Island and the Jolly Buoy Island. Similarly, edutainment centres like the Samudrika Marine Museum and the Nature Park and Interpretation Center are also widely acknowledged.

Places to shop at Port Blair

When going on a holiday one could never return without a souvenir. It is these tiny objects that jog our memories and let us relive the experience. The Aberdeen Bazaar, Queen Sea Shell Craft, Sagarika Emporium and the roadside shops on MG Road are the perfect places to buy some souvenirs.

Best time to visit Port Blair

Port Blair is an evergreen tourist destination. You can choose from two peak seasons to visit this location. The summer peak season is for people who love to laze around on the beaches and just have a good time. The winter season is for more serious travel bugs who would like to breathe in the local culture to the fullest.

Mode of transport

Being an island city part of a bunch of islands means that most of the important locations are separated by sea. Hence waterways are the most popular media of transport in and around Port Blair. Buses are fairly lacking in their network connectivity here.

Weather at Port Blair

The weather here is a tropical one in the truest form, with mild stagnant temperatures throughout the year with a strong hint of that coastal humidity and the soothing sun that gently tans your skin.

Airport at Port Blair

It is the only and most important airport that maintains links to the outside world with the islands. It is situated 2 km south of Port Blair and is the only entry and exit point to the Andaman and Nicobar islands. The Veer Savarkar International Aiport (IATA: IXZ) is also a base for the Indian Navy and effectively, the Indian Navy control about more than half of the airport.

Nagpur derived this unique name mostly due to the availability of delectable juicy varieties of oranges cultivated here. It is ideally located at the geographical centre point of India and its topography is diverse with plateaus, plains and rivers and small streams flowing through it. With its fair share of temples, lakes and lush green gardens, Nagpur is well-connected to bigger cities of Maharashtra like Pune and Mumbai.

Tourist attractions in Nagpur

Nagpur has a wide array of tourist attractions that are throbbing with visitors during the peak seasons. Nagpur is home to the biggest Buddhist Stupa in the world – The Deekshabhumi Stupa. The Futula Lake, Ramtek Fort Temple, Ambazari Lake, Bohra Masjid, Swaminarayan Temple and bright coloured orange orchards also pull hordes of tourists.

Places to shop in Nagpur

The prime item to buy on your Nagpur shopping list is the lustrous Nagpur oranges that are exclusive to the region’s orchards. The best oranges can be found in the Cotton Market area. Bidri ware handicrafts and cotton sarees and cholis available in the Sitabuldi Main Road are other attractions for shoppers in Nagpur.

Modes of transport

The city primarily runs on hired transport of auto-rickshaws for both short as well as a few long distances. NMPL operates the bus routes and is another feasible way to get about town. Besides, Nagpur is directly connected to four major cities of Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Chennai via National Highways.

Weather in Nagpur

Dry conditions prevail in the major part of the year and it is typically a tropical savannah type climate in Nagpur. June is the only month when Nagpur receives a little breath of rain. Average temperatures in Nagpur are around 27 °C.

Airport in Nagpur

The airport in Nagpur is named after Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport (IATA: NAG) which has a single terminal and covers a ground area of 548 hectares that handles only domestic flights. IndiGo runs a weekly of 100 and more flights to and from this airport.