Prayagraj to Patna Flights

An unforgettable experience awaits travellers on Prayagraj to Patna flights with IndiGo. With its commitment to comfort, punctuality, incomparable service, jaw-dropping deals that make for cheap flights, hassle-free domestic flight booking experience, IndiGo is India’s go-to airline. You are sure to find the lowest Prayagraj to Patna airfare flights on IndiGo. Just visit the official IndiGo website or download the app to check out Prayagraj to Patna ticket price and offers like Saver or Flexi packs.

Travellers will also be able to book their return Patna to Prayagraj flights with IndiGo.

Prayagraj, the spiritual capital of Uttar Pradesh and Patna, the administrative and industrial centre of Bihar are two bustling cities where thousands of people visit regularly. And hence, IndiGo operates regular connecting flights between these cities with layovers in Delhi. Your flight will take 8 hours.

Once you are in Patna, you may be willing to take a tour to other cities and that can be accommodated by Indigo’s:

• Patna to Nagpur flight
• Patna to Surat flight
• Patna to Varanasi flight
• Patna to Bagdogra flight

Patna was once the seat of mighty kings. It was the capital of The Guptas and the Mauryas and under their reign, it flourished as a hub of trade, commerce and learning. It attracted bright minds from across the country and world including Aryabhatta and Chanakya who used to reside here.

Owing to its friendly business regulations, today, Patna is a much-favoured city for entrepreneurs to start their business.

Things to do in Patna

History aficionados should make a beeline for the Patna museum, which houses some of the wonders from the Gupta and Maurya periods. You will find artefacts and statues dating back to more than 2000 years.

Next up on your itinerary should be the Nehru Park and the Buddha Smriti Park, the greenery is a sight for sore eyes. The fresh, oxygen-infused air will immediately uplift your spirit. Make your way to the Gandhi Ghat, where you will be able to board a boat to take a peaceful ride along the river Ganga.

Tourist attractions in Patna

There won’t be an idle minute for visitors to Patna. This city is chock-a-block with tourist attractions. Be prepared to be wowed by St. Mary’s Church, East Champaran, Indira Gandhi Planetarium, Gandhi Ghat, Kesaria Stupa, Padri ke Haveli and Khuda Baksh Oriental Library.

Places to shop in Patna

Patna offers an enthralling shopping experience. You can rely on Khaitan Market and Patna Market to provide you with anything you need. They cater to everyone’s requirements. If you are a collector and want to expand your assortment of regional handicrafts, then we suggest that you visit the Maurya Lok Emporium where you will find just what you were looking for. It is famous for Madhubani paintings. Another boutique you can look around is the Ajanta where you will stumble upon stunning and intricate artwork to decorate your home with.

Best time to visit Patna

It is unwise to visit Patna in the summer because this is when Patna experiences heatwaves and you can fall sick when you are touring the city. The ideal time to visit Patna is between October and March because the weather is pleasant and quite cool.

Modes of Transport in Patna

The easiest way to tour Patna is with auto-rickshaws, locally called tempos. They ply on all routes and are sure to take you to your destination in no time. Travellers can rely on Patna’s wide network of rail and road. There are tourist buses operated by the government and the ever-present cabs also run in the city.

Weather in Patna

Patna is landlocked and far from the Bay of Bengal or the Arabian Sea that can moderate summer temperatures. Hence, summers (March to June) are intensely hot and heat waves are not uncommon. This is an example of a subtropical climate. The temperature shoots past 40 degrees Celsius. The monsoon season in Patna brings with it above average rainfall. Winters can be extremely cold.

Airport in Patna

The Patna Airport (IATA: PAT) is a busy airport and IndiGo operates many flights from here on a daily basis. You can find out all the details on IndiGo’s website.

More popularly known as Allahabad, Prayagraj is a pilgrimage site for Hindus. It is the site of the confluence of three major rivers – the Ganga, the Yamuna and the Saraswati. The city was founded by the mighty Mughal emperor Akbar who christened it Illahabad, it translates to the City of Gold.

Tourist attractions in Prayagraj

Prayagraj is a city brimming with history and houses many religious sites. The most famous tourist attractions in this city are – the Prayagraj Fort, site of the world-famous Kumbha Mela, an annual event that attracts hordes of people from across the world, Jawahar Planetarium, Anand Bhawan, which is the home of the Nehru family; Khusro Bagh, a stunning garden; Chandrasekhar Azad Park, where tourists can visit Allahabad Museum is located.

Places to shop in Prayagraj

Prayagraj will not disappoint you when it comes to shopping. The city’s most trusted shopping zones are Katra, Civil Lines and Chowk. Tourists are likely to have an amazing time as they browse through local handicrafts and vibrant bolts of cloth, outfits for both men and women, jewellery and spices. If you want branded goods then you must visit Atlantis Mall or Vinayak City Centre.

Modes of transport in Prayagraj

Both cycle-rickshaws and auto-rickshaws can be relied on to take tourists to all parts of the city. Besides, buses are operated along all major routes. You can also opt for taxis and app cabs.

Weather in Prayagraj

Summers are blisteringly hot in this city and the temperature shoots past 41 degrees Celsius. On the other hand, winters are frigid and the temperature can plummet to 3 degrees Celsius.

Airport in Prayagraj

Bamrauli Airport (IATA: IXD) is Prayagraj’s chief airport where only domestic flights are operated. You can find all the relevant information on the IndiGo website.