Rajkot to Lucknow Flights

Both the city of Lucknow and Rajkot have an illustrious history, and it is evident through their architecture and cultural heritage. Lucknow houses some of the most beautiful monuments of the times gone by. Also, the cuisine of this city is an attraction in itself. Rajkot, on the other hand, is the city where Mahatma Gandhi spent his childhood. So, tourists visit here to see his ancestral home, which is now a museum.

So, if you are planning to explore these two cities, then booking a Rajkot to Lucknow flight is the way to move forward. In this regard, with IndiGo you get a chance to access a host of amenities like online baggage tags, web check-in, and online ticket booking and cancellation. This ensures that you have a convenient travel experience.

If you are planning to travel on Rajkot to Lucknow flights with IndiGo, then there are some things you should know.

• Rajkot and Lucknow aerial distance: The aerial distance between Lucknow and Rajkot is around 1,143 km.
• Rajkot and Lucknow flights: Multiple IndiGo flights to Lucknow from Rajkot. At the same time, you will also find return route flights from Lucknow to Rajkot with IndiGo, which reduces your hassle.
• Rajkot and Lucknow flight time: A flight to Lucknow from Rajkot takes about 4 hours and 5 minutes to 10 hours and 55 minutes, depending on the layover.
• Rajkot and Lucknow flight price: Rajkot to Lucknow flight ticket ranges from ₹5,000 to ₹12,000.
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Lucknow is known for its vibrant tradition, culture, music, heritage, architecture, bazaars or markets, and lip-smacking local delicacies. As the state capital of Uttar Pradesh, this city is one of the significant urbanised areas in the northern part of India. However, despite all its new-age features, the old-school charm of Lucknow is what attracts visitors.

Places to visit in Lucknow

• Feel the beauty of mysticism at Bara Imambara: The magnificent architecture of this place is inspired by Rajput, Mughal, and Gothic traditions. According to history, it was built by the Nawab Asaf Ud Daula in the 18^th century. Its aesthetic and mystic beauty are the main attractions here. A short walk from this place will take you to the famous chowk, where you can pick up some beautiful wall paintings and lampshades.
• Be stunned at Rumi Darwaza: Nawab Asaf-Ud-Daula built this iconic structure in the 1780s. Its architectural style is influenced by the Nawabi designs. This is one of the must-visit spots in Lucknow if you want to experience the city's traditions.
• Take a ride through the universe at the Indira Gandhi planetarium: This Planetarium at Surajkund Park is a great place to visit. The weekend shows on the cosmic world are really good.
• Have some feast now: While here, enjoy the local delights such as patil kabab, shami kebab, galawati kebab pasanda kebabs, tunday kebab, and awadhi biryani.
• Feel the chill at Dudhwa National Park: Dudhwa National Park or the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve is another beautiful tourist spot located near Lucknow. This national park is considered one of the most protected sanctuaries in India. It's a widespread natural land that protects flora, fauna, and some endangered species. Take a jungle safari through the forest and enjoy an adventurous journey.
• Check out the shopping list for attires at Hazratganj Market: Local markets of Lucknow are places where you may find several authentic objects, including handicrafts, kurtas, sarees, utensils, and more. To add handcrafted jewellery or dresses with chikankari design to your collection, better go to the Hazratganj Market.
• Try out your first Lucknowi bangles at Gad Badijala: To get the best bangles visit the stores in Gad Badijala in Aminabad. Old Nakhas is another great market and a must-visit place here.
• Don't forget to try out the famous Lucknow paan: Although the era of the Nawabs has passed, the city's culture, food, and music still retain their 'Nawabi' flavour. Especially when you try out Lucknow's famous Paan, you will understand by yourself. Paan is special here, especially because it comes in different flavours. The Jafrani paan, Pista paan, or Badami paan are the real delicacies here that enhance the mood.

About Lucknow Airport

The airport here is officially known as the Chaudhary Charan Singh Airport and located around 14 from the city’s centre. It has two terminals, out of which terminal 1 is for international flights, and terminal 2 is for domestic flights. This airport is well equipped with modern facilities like Wi-Fi, ATMs, lounges, and more. The IATA and ICAO codes of this airport are LKO and VILK, respectively.

Rajkot is a city on the west coast of India and a popular tourist destination. This city displays the spiritual beauty of India really well through its ancient architecture, landmarks, cultural sites, and traditional values. Tourist attractions like Higolgarh Sanctuary, Rampara Sanctuary, Lakhota Palace, Kaba Gandhi No Delo, and Khambhalida caves are good examples of this region's significance as a tourist destination.

About Rajkot Airport

The Rajkot Airport is an important domestic airport in the Indian state of Gujarat. At a distance of about 3 km from the centre of Rajkot city, reaching this airport is not a hassle. The IATA code of the airport is RAJ, and the ICAO code is VARK.