Surat to Mysuru Flights

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Several connecting Surat to Mysuru flights are available for you. One such flight has a duration of 20 hours with layovers in Delhi for 5 hours and 40 minutes and Hyderabad for 8 hours and 15 minutes. Return flights from Mysuru to Surat are a common affair and IndiGo flies one such flight of just 10 hours and 40 minutes with layovers of 4 hours and 10 minutes and 1 hour and 40 minutes in Hyderabad and Goa, respectively.

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A few other important routes operated by IndiGo are:

• Mysuru to Mumbai flight
• Mysuru to Delhi flight
• Mysuru to Vijayawada flight
• Mumbai to Kolkata flight

Remember to use the official website of IndiGo or the mobile app to keep a track of your flight PNR status on the go.

Mysuru – The city of palaces

One of the lesser known facts about the city of Mysuru is that it has the oldest zoo of India. It was earlier known as Palace Zoo, being built on the palace of Maharaja Sri Chamaraja Wadiyar. In fact, the Wadiyar kings have ruled this magnificent city for more than 500 years and are also accredited for building the famous Mysuru Palace. Mysuru is thus called the city of palaces and is also famous for its delicious royal desert, Mysore pak.

Things to do in Mysuru

Among the many things to do, visiting the Shuka Vana bird sanctuary in Mysuru is a must for nature lovers. An interesting fact not everybody knows is that Shuka Vana, under the patronage of Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji, scored a Guinness World Record for the maximum number of bird species in a single aviary.

Tourist attractions in Mysuru

Of course, the famed Palace of Mysuru is on the top of the list. It is an architectural marvel built primarily in a British influenced Indo-Saracenic style of architecture with hints of Rajput, Mughal and Gothic styles. Another stupendously elegant palace is Lalitha Mahal Palace which has been converted into a heritage hotel.

Places to shop in Mysuru

The Government Sandalwood Oil Factory is an educational shopping experience for tourists because they are given a detailed guided tour of the several processes involved in crafting mesmerizing sandalwood products. Similarly, the Government Silk Factory does the same and is famous for the world famous Mysore silk sarees.

Best time to visit Mysuru

The winter season from October to February is arguably the best time to visit Mysuru for several reasons. One can go for safaris in the Bandipur national park, witness the majestic Dusshera festival parades, and embark on other adventures and sightseeing with ease.

Mode of Transport

Private taxis and call cabs along with auto-rickshaws are the fastest means of getting around the city. Whereas, state-run buses are the cheapest and also quite slow. Then, there are the traditional horse carriages known as tongas.

Weather in Mysuru

Summers are definitely hotter than Surat, with the temperature rising to 40°C and, sometimes falling to 22°C at night. On the other hand, winter have a pleasant temperature ranging from 15°C to 25°C. Monsoon is rather vexing but it does account for cheaper accommodation prices.

Airport in Mysuru

The airstrip for Mandakalli Airport (IATA: MYQ) was built all the way back in 1948 and is capable of operating only ATR.

Surat – The largest synthetic textile manufacturer

While everyone knows that Surat is the biggest hub of diamond cutting and polishing in the entire world, it is also a fact to be noted that this underrated city is the largest manufacturer of synthetic fabrics in the country. With over 300 dyeing mills, it has rightly claimed that spot. This city is not only an economic hotspot but also a popular tourist attraction.

Tourist attractions in Surat

The city is the third cleanest city of India. The historic Dandi Beach and the enthralling Dumas Beach are among the popular places here. Besides, Dutch Cemetery and Surat Castle also attract tourists.

Places to shop in Surat

Ghoddod Road is a place where tourists can buy local farm produce and jewellery. It is most popular for selling yak’s cheese. Rander Road is another local market that is mostly preferred for its vast collection of beautiful fabrics.

Modes of transport

Surat generally has a very hassle-free private and public transport systems. It has the largest number of flyovers in the country and hence, traffic congestion is minimal here. The Surat City Bus service is very efficient when it comes to moving around the city.

Weather in Surat

Surat owing to its coastal nature and tropical climate experiences largely humid weather. Summer months receive a fairly good deal of rainfall while winters are generally dry.

Airport in Surat

Surat Airport (IATA: STV) is not just any airport. Although it serves many domestic flights, a part of it is also used as a training ground for fresh pilots. A new international terminal is in the works and soon Surat Airport will be added to the list of international airports of India.

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