Fly with IndiGo hassle-free from Silchar to Deoghar

The city of Deoghar is the administrative centre of the Santhal Parganas Division of Jharkhand. At the same time, it is also a popular tourist destination in this region. The Baidyanath Temple, one of India's 51 Shakti Peethas and one of the 12 Shiva Jyotirlingas, is a significant Hindu pilgrimage site in this city. The Hindi word ‘Deoghar’ literally means ‘abode of the gods and goddesses' or ‘dev's ghar’. Other names for Deoghar include ‘Baidyanath Dham’ and ‘Baba Dham’.

If you are planning to take a flight to travel to Deoghar then IndiGo can be a great option to book your flight as the tickets are affordable. You can now easily book your Silchar to Deoghar flight using the online ticket booking facility of IndiGo. It makes the whole process quick and hassle-free.

Besides offering the lowest fare flights from Silchar to Deoghar, the airline also extends facilities like online baggage tags and web check-in. They make your journey hassle-free.

Details about Silchar to Deoghar flights

• Distance between Silchar to Deoghar: The aerial distance between Silchar and Deoghar is around 600 km.
• Silchar to Deoghar flight:  IndiGo connects Silchar with Deoghar easily with multiple flights in a week. IndiGo also offers return flights from Deoghar to Silchar, making it easier for you to travel. You can avail offers while booking your round-trip tickets.
• Silchar to Deoghar flight time: Since there are no direct flights between these two cities, flights to Deoghar from Silchar take about 4 hours, depending on the layover time.
• Silchar to Deoghar flight ticket: A Silchar to Deoghar flight ticket ranges from ₹9000 to ₹12,500, depending on your booking date.

Why choose IndiGo Silchar to Deoghar flights?

When travelling from Silchar to Deoghar or vice versa, IndiGo is a great option. There are no Covid-19-related dangers when you fly with IndiGo as the airline follows the latest guidelines. Also, excellent customer service makes your journey comfortable and stress-free. Additionally IndiGo offers a range of benefits for passengers like:

• When booking an IndiGo flight, you have the option to purchase the Fast Forward or "FFWD" service, which gives priority check-in, priority baggage drop at a special airport counter, and priority baggage pick-up for travel in some sectors.  FFWD is not offered for group reservations or for some specified tariffs.
• Fly on time with savings on pre-booking
• A range of in-flight services like the 6E Tiffin service that you can take advantage of
• You can also opt for 6E Prime service and get the seat and snack combo of your choice on your flight

About Deoghar

Deoghar in Jharkhand is a beautiful city with a rich tradition and has some of the most-renowned Hindu monuments and pilgrimages. Some of the most exquisite architectural structures may be found at Deoghar, which is located at an altitude of around 833 feet. The Baba Baidyanath Temple, the most prominent temple in the area that draws throngs of worshippers each year, is recognised as both a jyotirlinga (devotional image of Lord Shiva) and a Shakti Peetha or Peeth (devotional shrines where the severed body parts of Goddess Shakti fell).

There are numerous Buddhist ruins in the vicinity of Deoghar. Today, several significant colleges, hospitals, and a leper asylum are located in this holy town. Arrive here during the rainy season to enjoy Deoghar's verdant scenery and partake in standard vacation pursuits like hiking, ropeway rides, and boating.

Top tourist attractions in Deoghar

• Tapovan Hills and Caves:The Tapo Nath Mahadev Temple and cracked rock, which is said to contain a picture of Lord Hanuman, are two famous points in this area. This is especially amazing because trying to paint something inside the crack with a paintbrush would be nearly impossible. It is claimed that Goddess Sita used to take baths in the little kund (water body) that is located beneath the hill. As a result, ‘Sukta Kund’ or ‘Sita Kund’ are the names given to it by the locals.
• Naulakha Temple: The Naulakha Temple in Deoghar is devoted to Goddess Radha and Lord Krishna. Its structure is quite similar to the Belur Ramakrishna Temple in West Bengal. Beautiful deity idols that are 146-feet tall can be found in the temple. Queen Charushila of Pathuria Ghat, donated nine lakh rupees for the establishment of Naulakha Mandir, which is how the temple got its name ('nau' means nine and 'lakha' means lakh).
• Nandan Pahar: Nandan Pahar is seldom ever overlooked by pilgrims. It is dotted with numerous more temples, most of which contain exquisite statues of Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, Lord Ganesha, and Lord Kartik. According to tradition, the doorkeeper, Nandi (Lord Shiva's bull mount), once stopped Ravana from violently entering Shivadham. The hill is known by the name Nandi because Ravana flung Nandi down here in a fit of rage. The peak also provides amazing views of the dawn and sunset and lovely panoramas of the town. A recreation area with swimming pools, sports fields, and boating facilities is also present.
• Basukinath Temple: The Basukinath Temple is one of the region's oldest temples and is said to be Baba Bhole Nath's (Lord Shiva’s) court. Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati temples have been constructed here and are facing one another. According to beliefs, at the time of the opening of the gates, Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati are said to meet. Hence devotees are advised to move away from the gates during this time. The Basukinath Temple is situated close to Jarmundi hamlet. The best time to visit this temple is during the Shravana festival (a month in the Hindu calendar).
• Dev Sangha Ashram: Dev Sangha Ashram, sometimes called the Nav Durga Mandir, is a shrine that honours all nine forms of Goddess Durga's incarnations. Other gods, including Lord Shiva, Goddess Saraswati, Annapurna, etc. are also housed at the temple. The temple holds an annual Durga Pooja festival that draws a sizable number of pilgrims from West Bengal, Odisha, as well as other areas in and surrounding Jharkhand.

About Deoghar Airport

Deoghar is served by Baba Baidyanath Airport (IATA: DGH, ICAO: VEDO). It is a domestic airport in the Indian state of Jharkhand. The airport is about 10 km from the city’s centre in the Katia Village of Jharkhand. The design of the terminal building, which draws inspiration from the Baba Baidyanath Temple, makes it stand out. Also, the terminal building displays various tribal arts and crafts, giving you a glimpse of what Deoghar has to offer.

About Silchar

In southern Assam, the city of Silchar is the district headquarters of Cachar. Because the Barak River runs through this region, Silchar and a few other nearby cities and villages are referred to as the Barak Valley. The city takes pride in its extensive history, cultural diversity, vibrant scenery, and spectacular mountains, all of which are important draws for tourists visiting Silchar, Assam. In addition, the abundance of opportunities for all kinds of enlightening discoveries makes Silchar the ideal destination for tourists — people looking for serenity and those who are adventure seekers. 

About Silchar Airport

The Silchar Airport (IATA: IXS, ICAO: VEKU) is a domestic airport that serves the city of Silchar and its neighbouring areas in Assam. The airport is in Kumbhirgram, which is in the foothills of the Barail Range. Moreover, the airport is about 30 km away from the main city.

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