Patna to Coimbatore Flights

There was a time when travelling was seen only as a mean of getting from source to destination. No matter how arduous or time consuming, the lack of options stunted us in terms of curbing time that could have been utilised towards the actual cause behind the travel. Even with the introduction of air travel in the initial days, the idea seemed fantastic because the airfares were just not affordable. A journey from a North India to South India would have to be a gruelling.

However, today, with the lowest prices on Patna to Coimbatore flights, IndiGo has made sure travelling doesn’t necessarily have to be time-consuming or a bad experience. And with return flights, the North-South connection is one that you would want to take slow, relax and in the process, rekindle your love for travelling.

IndiGo offers a variety of Patna to Coimbatore flights on a daily basis. With layovers in major cities like Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, it makes sure your trip is uninterrupted by unnecessary squabbles.

To compare the options for Patna to Coimbatore lowest airfare, log in to its official website goIndiGo.in. You can also download the IndiGo mobile app to check flight status on the go.

Also, you can plan a return journey with one of IndiGo’s Coimbatore to Patna flights. And if you feel your well-deserved vacation deserves a bit more time, you can also contemplate other options that IndiGo offers.

• Coimbatore to Trivandrum flight
• Coimbatore to Bagdogra flight
• Coimbatore to Jodhpur flight
• Coimbatore to Patna flight

Coimbatore lies on the banks of the River Noyyal and is surrounded by the Western Ghats, giving off a really good first impression. It has a population of 16 lakh people.

It’s opportunistic growth as a cotton manufacturer came in the early 1900s after the economical downfall of Bombay, boosting Coimbatore’s manufacturing three folds, earning it the reputation of Manchester of the South.

Things to do in Coimbatore

From mesmerising temples and skyline modifying modern structures to majestic mountains in the Western Ghats and halcyon waterfalls, Coimbatore plays the perfect host to cater to the needs of almost every tourist. Here, one can indulge in trekking excursions to the beautiful Dhoni Hills and Thalaiyar Falls, topping it off with an extended camping session. You can also undertake a delicious food tour, stopping by at the biggest players in Coimbatore’s authentic food scene, like Haribhavanam and Shree Anandhass.

Tourist attractions in Coimbatore

A trip to Coimbatore without visiting the Adhiyogi Statue of Lord Shiva is incomplete. However, that is not all that Coimbatore has to offer. One can unwind at Black Thunder, one of India’s pioneering amusement parks, seek Lord Shiva’s blessings at the Velliangiri Hill Temple or visit to Kasturi Sreenivasan Textile Museum.

Places to shop in Coimbatore

Coimbatore is a shopping paradise for people of all walks of life. Because of its status as an important industrial city, and owing to its modernisation, everything that falls into an alphabetic category can be found in the markets. Coimbatore flaunts with panache, like the Fun Republic Mall, the Cross-Cut Road and the Brookfields Mall.

Best time to visit Coimbatore

November to February is the best time to visit Coimbatore. With the gentle winter rolling down the Ghats and the proximity of the river, Coimbatore feels just right.

Modes of transport

Coimbatore is well-connected by rail, road, and air with every major city in the country. Travellers can use taxis and local bus services to reach their destination.

Weather in Coimbatore

Compared to some of the hottest areas in Tamil Nadu, Coimbatore tends to be surprisingly pleasant all year long, with the mercury playing from 17 °C on a non-winter day to 35 °C on the hottest day of the year.

Airport in Coimbatore

IndiGo has a fleet of domestic flights connecting to major cities like Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, Pune and Hyderabad from Coimbatore International Airport (IATA: CJB).

One of the oldest civilisations in the world, Patna boasts of ancient universities, brilliant minds and vestiges of one of the greatest kingdoms of India. Situated on the southern bank of Ganga, modern-day Patna occupies an area of 1167 sq.km best riding rivers Sone, Gandak and Punpun. It has a population of 20.5 lakh.

Tourist attractions in Patna

Patna, with its cultural heritage interweaving with the modern cityscape, offers a lot of tourist attractions in the city. Some of these include the Golghar, a granary with a dome structure, with a spiral staircase leading to the top offering a call view of the Ganges, the Gurudwara Patna Sahib, Nalanda University, Agam Kuan and the Patna Planetarium.

Places to shop in Patna

Patna is renowned for its skilled craftsmanship. Be it the famous Mahbubani paintings, handcrafted statuettes or miniature leaf art, Patna leaves no stone unturned in impressing tourists. Some of the best places to shop are Patna Market, where you can source some of the best brass sculptures, Mahbubani paintings, handmade wooden souvenirs, and a lot of local eateries, and Khaitan Market that houses more than 500 stalls and is famous for footwear and textiles at wholesale rates. Other places include Maurya Lok and Hathwa Market.

Modes of transport

Patna is well-connected with every major city in the country by road, rail and air. Common means of transport are local buses, auto-rickshaws, taxis and private cabs to get around the capital city.

Weather in Patna

The average temperature in Patna is around 27 °C, with the mercury rising up to around 30 °C in summers and dipping to an average of 17 °C during winters.

Airport in Patna

Jay Prakash Narayana Airport (IATA: PAT) is a customs airport that is operated as a civilian enclave under the Bhita Air Force Station.