Patna to Port Blair Flights

Take a well-deserved break from the monotony of your everyday life and hop aboard IndiGo’s Patna to Port Blair flights to reward yourself with an experience of a lifetime. Choose IndiGo for your holidays and be sure to never be disappointed. IndiGo is well-known for its great discounts and deals on domestic flight tickets.

Forget stress and worries and let IndiGo carry you 1740 km away from home via the Patna to Port Blair flight and help you make everlasting memories with friends and family. As always, the best deals and Patna to Port Blair lowest airfare are up for grabs for IndiGo customers.

IndiGo offers connecting flights on this route via Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai and Bangaluru. Get the most premium deals on online flight booking offers on the IndiGo official website and be sure to check your flight PNR status as well, once your reservation is made. To know more about the Patna to Port Blair flight ticket price, check out the online flight booking portal of IndiGo.

After you explored Port Blair, you may plan to return to Patna by booking one of IndiGo’s Port Blair to Patna flights or if you wish to explore other interesting places, here are a few domestic flights -

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

The island city of Port Blair is truly a sight to behold. It is a rejuvenating experience with its unique nuances and niches of interest to cater to every type of travellers. Whether you are seeking to enjoy a thrilling journey through the colonial history of India or simply cave into your desires of eternal relaxation on the golden sands under green palms, Port Blair will definitely leave you wanting more. It is indeed a journey of self-discovery, if not a rediscovery of your soul.

Things to do in Port Blair

Fun activities are an essential part of any tour package and your Patna to Port Blair flight is no different. Upon reaching Port Blair, you choose from a large handful of activities to indulge yourself in - starting from mountain climbing and bird watching on the Chidiya Tapu, to scuba diving off the shores of Jolly Buoy Island.

Popular tourist attractions of Port Blair

Port Blair has always been an important part of Indian history, being home to the Indian freedom fighters held in captivity at the ominous housing of Cellular Jail or Kala Pani. Also, the island has many other tourist attractions that are sure to quench your thirst for knowledge.

Places to shop in Port Blair

For your much-awaited shopping spree, you can walk into the handicrafts paradise of Sagarika Government Emporium and buy yourself some charming and exquisite samples of wooden carvings reflecting the local culture. Or, you could head over to Aberdeen Bazaar and gamble for local handmade fabrics.

Best time to visit Port Blair

October to May is the ideal time to visit this island paradise as it suitably covers both the summer as well as the winter peak seasons that are popular for different classes of tourists – particularly ones who are interested in various adventurous activities and others who are simply looking to relax.

Modes of transport

Taxis, tourist taxis, auto-rickshaws and bus routes are essentially the only terrestrial modes of transportation in Port Blair. Whereas when it comes to moving around the different islands within the group, ferry service is the only option for visitors. However, for tourists willing to pitch in the extra buck, helicopter service is also available.

Weather in Port Blair

Temperatures here waver from around 23 to 33 degrees Celsius. The skies are partly cloudy almost year-round, while during the monsoon months, it is always overcast and experiences wild winds rather than a heavy downpour.

Airport at Port Blair

The Veer Savarkar International Airport (IATA: IXZ) is a civil enclave to be more precise. For reasons of national security, a large portion of it is operated and run strictly by the Indian Navy. For more information, you can check out the official website of IndiGo.

Patna is a city that has been constantly conquered and invaded by several rulers throughout history. It has been given many names since the dawn of civilization in the Indian subcontinent - Pataligram, Kusumpur, Pataliputra, Azimabad, Patalipattan, Palibothra and a few more. This city that is almost 2500 year old emanates the rich cultural heritage of India’s glorious historic past.

Tourist attractions in Patna

Golghar looks like Buddhist Stupa whereas it is actually a granary built by the British rulers. The world-famous Nalanda University which is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the Pataliputra ruins, which are essentially the remains of the age-old city of Pataliputra upon the ruins of which Patna was built, are among many other enticing sites for tourists to explore.

Places to shop in Patna

Khaitan Market, Patna Market, Hathwa Market and not forgetting one of the oldest marketplaces Maurya Lok are some of the popular shopping destinations for the thousands of tourists and pilgrims flocking there each year.

Modes of transport

Three-wheeler auto-rickshaws are a popular mode of transportation in Patna and the native populace of Patna refers to these as ‘Tempo’ in colloquial terminology. However, the Bihar State Tourism Department Corporation also runs tourist coaches for local sightseeing that cater to tourist demands.

Weather in Patna

Patna experiences warm summers from March to October, May being the hottest month. Winters last from December to February. The months of June, July and September experience heavy rainfall in Patna.

Airport in Patna

Being a hotspot of tourism and learning, the Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport (IATA: PAT) has only one terminal and yet manages to handle crowds of 200 inbound and 400 outbound travellers. IndiGo operates almost 100 weekly flights from here.