Patna to Mumbai Flights

Mumbai is one of the largest cosmopolitan cities in India. It's known as the city of dreams because of the Bollywood industry. With IndiGo, you'll be able to book Patna to Mumbai flights, and explore some of the amazing sights. By booking flights to Mumbai with IndiGo, you get to avail several services. For that you can visit the 6E add-on and scroll through all the add-ons. One of the most convenient service for the passenger is the fast-forward service which enables a passenger to skip the queue.

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If you are looking for low-cost flights, you'll find some of the lowest flights from Patna to Mumbai. So, if you are planning to visit Mumbai, here is the flight information.

• Distance: The aerial distance between Patna and Mumbai is around 1453 km.
• Flight details: To make a Patna to Mumbai flight tickets reservation, go to the official IndiGo website or book through the mobile application. Make sure to book return flights from Mumbai to Patna too.
• Patna to Mumbai flight duration: The Patna to Mumbai depends on the flight route.
• Patna to Mumbai flight price: The cost varies depending on when you book your flight ticket.
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Home to the legendary Gateway of India, a luxurious Taj Mahal Hotel and scenic Marine Drive, Mumbai is one of India's most visited cities. Some of the must-visit places in Mumbai are listed below.

• Gateway of India: This iconic landmark was constructed in the early 20th century as a welcoming place for King George V and Queen Mary. There is also an important architectural significance to this stunning structure. There are three different architectural styles of Hinduism, Islam and European Gothic in the building. The Gateway of India is also a UNESCO designated World Heritage Site.
• Elephanta Caves: Elephanta Caves is situated on an island some 40-minutes ferry ride from the Gateway of India. This place dates back to 600 A.D. It is also under the UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will see stone statues of the Buddhist and Hindu gods in this place.
• Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus: Another UNESCO World Heritage Site to see in Mumbai is the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus. It is a major railway station displaying stunning gothic architecture. Although it is used as a rail terminal, you cannot help but sigh at the sight of the stunning architecture of the building.
• Marine Drive: Taking a walk across Marine Drive is one of the top things to do in Mumbai. It is about a 3 km stretch route located in the heart of south Mumbai. Nearby the Marine Drive, you will be able to see a series of Portuguese inspired buildings, statues, fountains that has been set up between traffic circles. It's an ideal place to walk around admiring the century-old buildings, go and watch the sunset and admire the Arabian Sea.
• Haji Ali Shrine: Located in south Mumbai, Haji Ali Shrine is a religious place. What adds to its charm is that it is situated a couple of meters from the mainland. The shrine is connected by a bridge. The mosque is built in marble and decorated with mirrors.

Know Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is located within the city, across the suburbs of Santacruz and Sahar Village in Vile Parle East. The IATA code for Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is BOM.

Patna, the capital of Bihar is one of India's rapidly growing cities. The city lies at the site of an ancient site and it has a lot of interesting places to see here ranging from history to modern places. While here you can explore quite a few very important sites.

• Patna Museum: The Patna Museum, also known as the Jadu Ghar locally, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Bihar. This building, constructed in 1917, is home to a vast collection that showcases the majesty of the state and the history of India.
• Sanjay Gandhi Botanical Garden: Locally called Sanjay Gandhi Jaivik Udyan, this botanical garden was founded in 1969. This garden is ideal for nature lovers, It houses a variety of flora and fauna.
• Lauriya Nandangarh: Lauriya Nandangarh is a bizarre town 28 kilometres northwest of Bettiah that is especially well-known for the exquisite Ashokan Pillar. The Mauryan emperor Ashoka's pillar, Laur, is where the word "Lauriya" originated.
• Gandhi Ghat: The remains of Mahatma Gandhi were buried here, making Gandhi Ghat, a well-known holy monument on the banks of the Ganga, a famous tourist destination in Patna.
• Golghar: In the year of 1786 Captain John Garstin set up Golghar in the heart of Patna, as a storehouse. It offers a magnificent view of the entire city from the top of the granary, which is located in the midst of the scenic beauty of Patna.

Know Jayprakash Narayan Airport

Jayprakash Narayan Airport (PAT) is an is an international airport located as few km from Patna, the capital of Bihar. Several modes of transport are available from the city centre to the airport.