Tirupati to Mysuru Flights

Atone for those unfinished plans and fly to Mysuru on IndiGo’s Tirupati to Mysuru flight and relish urbanity that is growing on top of rich monarchical history. Whether it is for work or play, IndiGo has you taken care of with Tirupati to Mysuru lowest airfare flights that simply put a smile on your face whenever you check for the Tirupati to Mysuru flight ticket price on the IndiGo website.

IndiGo manages quite a number of Tirupati to Mysuru flights that connect through other important cities like Hyderabad. One of the shortest Tirupati to Mysuru flights is of 5 hours and 40 minutes with a short layover of 2 hours and 35 minutes at Hyderabad. For your subsequent return journey, you can book domestic flight tickets for Mysuru to Tirupati flight.

IndiGo is always spontaneous in offering you the most pocket-friendly deals on your domestic flight tickets for Tirupati to Mysuru flight. Head over to the official website of IndiGo and search for the most attractive flight booking offers that awaits you. From Mysuru, instead of returning back to Tirupati, you can visit other destinations and book the respective flights offered by IndiGo-

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

You can then easily track your flight PNR status to stay updated on the latest information regarding your booking.

Though their rule was for a very brief period as compared to the Wadiyar kings, Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan’s reign in Mysuru can be regarded as one of the hay days of the region. The decisive First and Second Anglo-Mysore wars fought by Haidar Ali and the consequent 30-year long rivalry with the British ensued by his son Tipu Sultan can be regarded as a watershed in modern South Indian history. Incidentally, most of the monuments erected commemorating the father and son duo now lie either in Srirangapatna or Bengaluru.

Things to do at Mysuru

Going on a bike ride to the top of Chamundi Hills is an absolutely blissful experience that tourists should not miss out on. You can also spend a day visiting the local artisans of Mysuru who specialise in cooper work, parquetry and embroidery.

Popular tourist attractions of Mysuru

The most popular tourist attraction of Mysuru is none other than the magnificent Mysuru Palace itself that thousands of people come to see at Mysuru. In fact, a lot of people have only one item on their itinerary and that’s visiting the Mysuru Palace, both at day and at night, when it lightens up in bright lights.

Places to shop at Mysuru

Silk Sarees are the most wanted items for shoppers in Mysuru. The government silk factories of Mysuru produce a uniquely fine quality of silk that is sold in many markets all over Mysuru. Of course, sandalwood is another prized commodity shoppers are looking to get their hands on.

Best time to visit Mysuru

The peak season starts from October and ends in February and this is the most favourable time to visit Mysuru as the temperature is quite soothing. The high temperatures during summer are too overbearing to get any sightseeing done.

Mode of Transport

Railway transport is completely absent here. Mysuru makes up for it with a supremely well-connected city bus and state bus service. Auto-rickshaws, taxis and car rentals are also available.

Weather at Mysuru

The mercury rises to a maximum of about 35°C and drops to about 17°C over the course of the year. As a result, summers are extremely hot and winters are starkly pleasant and on point for tourist activities.

Airport at Mysuru

The Mandakalli Airport (IATA: MYQ), situated 12 km away from the main city, is a small but highly efficient airport with a capacity for 200 travellers inbound or outbound. Out of these several are operated by IndiGo.

Being ruled by the 3 most prominent dynasties of South India, the Cholas, Pandyas and Pallavas, Tirupati is home to the gigantic Venkateshwara Temple which has a total of 1150 scriptures and the famed Balaji Temple. Consequently, the city has become entirely dependent on tourism and rightly so.

Tourist attractions in Tirupati

There are 6 most prominent temples that you cannot miss on your visit to Tirupati. The Kodandarama Temple, the Govindaraja Temple, the Padmavathi Temple, the Kapila Teertham, the Venkateshwara Temple and last but not the least the famous Balaji Temple.

Places to shop in Tirupati

If you’re an avid souvenir collector then the Kalamkari fabric is a must have as a token of your visit to Tirupati. Since Tirupati is practically an ancient Hindu pilgrimage site, there are several idols, pendants and other religious souvenirs which can be bought at the local markets.

Modes of transport

Quite a few of the most sought after temple attractions are located in close proximity to one another and therefore travelling on foot is advisable to complete your religious itinerary. However, state run buses and taxis are also widely available.

Weather in Tirupati

Tirupati receives an annual rainfall of 112 cm. February is the driest month, while May is the hottest and December being the coldest. Generally, Tirupati has a tropical wet and dry climate.

Airport in Tirupati

The Tirupati Airport (IATA: TIR) has been recognised as the Best Tourist Friendly Airport (2015-2016) by Andhra Pradesh Tourism. It has a single terminal for domestic flights and a newly constructed Garuda Terminal which can handle 500 domestic and 200 international tourists efficiently.