Vadodara to Visakhapatnam Flights

Enjoy a coastal vacation with IndiGo on Vadodara to Visakhapatnam flights

Fly across the country to the eastern coast on Vadodara to Visakhapatnam flights with IndiGo and avail the most attractive offers with Vadodara to Visakhapatnam lowest airfare. Book your coastal holiday with this airline and get unbelievable deals on your Vadodara to Visakhapatnam flight ticket price.

Furthermore, IndiGo promises you the most comfortable and shortest Visakhapatnam to Vadodara flights for your return trip. The duration of such flights is hardly 6 hours and 55 minutes with a minimum layover of 4 hours and 5 minutes in Hyderabad.

What are the best deals on IndiGo’s Vadodara to Visakhapatnam flights?

You can find the best and most alluring flight booking offers for the Vadodara to Visakhapatnam flights on the IndiGo website, and the duration of these connecting flights are a minimum of 5 hours and 55 minutes with a layover of 1 hour and 55 minutes in Delhi. IndiGo offers select deals on domestic flight tickets and also the provision to track in real time your flight PNR status through its mobile app and official website. Moreover, you may extend your journey from Visakhapatnam to any of the many other interesting destinations in India with IndiGo via:

• Visakhapatnam to Vijayawada flights
• Visakhapatnam to Pune flights
• Visakhapatnam to Goa flights
• Visakhapatnam to Ahmedabad flights

Visakhapatnam – Jewel of the east coast

This city has been conferred many titles by tourists and enthusiasts all over starting from the ’Jewel of the East Coast’ to the ’Goa of the East Coast’. Originally named after the Hindu God of War – Visakha, the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, Visakhapatnam was also termed Vizag by the British. Visakha was also famous in Hindu mythology for being the ruler of Mars. However, historically speaking, this city was earlier ruled by the Kalinga dynasty before being conquered by the great King Ashoka. Today, this city has become a premier trading as well as the naval port of India and lacks nothing in terms of a tourist destination.

Things to do in Visakhapatnam

Thotlakonda in Visakhapatnam houses one of the oldest and most sacred Buddhist Monasteries, and it is the place where you can rejuvenate your soul. For more light-hearted travellers, a walk on the soft sands of Rama Krishna Beach can be an equally fulfilling experience to indulge in.

Popular tourist attractions of Visakhapatnam

Some tourists find enlightenment in the cultural diversity witnessed at the Araku Tribal Museum while others are genuinely attracted to the several hues of nature found at the Kambalakonda Eco Park. Other similarly wondrous places to visit are the Dutch Cemetery, INS Kursukra Museum, Rushikonda Beach, Simhachalam, the Borra Caves, Kailasagiri Trekking Trail and the Matsya Darshini.

Places to shop in Visakhapatnam

For bibliophiles, the Old Book Market of Visakhapatnam would be a treat, while for souvenir shoppers, the Jagadamba Center is the perfect shopper’s stop. However, don’t miss out Lepaksha Handicrafts and Kurupam Market.

Best time to visit Visakhapatnam

October is considered as the most ideal tourist month in Visakhapatnam. The weather during this time is exemplary, and during the winter months (December to February), larger hordes of tourists start to pour into this city.

Mode of transport

Mass transit networks like buses and trains are abundantly available in Visakhapatnam. Other than that, auto-rickshaws, taxis and call cabs along with car rentals are also available to the tourists looking for more ergonomic modes of transportation in and around Visakhapatnam.

Weather in Visakhapatnam

For almost 50-52 days annually, this city receives a good amount of precipitation. Summers are considered scorching hot with the added burden of coastal humidity, and during this time, temperatures can average at 36.2°C. Winter months are much cooler.

Airport in Visakhapatnam

Visakhapatnam Airport (IATA: VTZ) is a fairly large airport when taking into consideration the volume of passengers it caters to. With around 11 immigration desks, handling 1000 passengers in total, IndiGo manages to ply 100 weekly flights from here.

Vadodara – Kingdom of Sayajirao Gaekwad

Earlier known as Baroda, it is the third-largest city of Gujarat and an important site for tourism as well. Its present name of Vadodara was derived from the Vadpatra due to the presence of banyan trees on the banks of the Vishwamitri River. Vadodara in the past had been ruled by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III who was part of the Gaekwad dynasty that ruled this region from 1875 to 1939 AD. Sayajirao Gaekwad dreamed of making Vadodara a hub of education, commerce and industry.

Tourist attractions in Vadodara

The prime tourist attraction of this place is the Lakshmi Vilas Palace. The Makarpura Palace, Surya Narayan Temple, Sri Aurobindo Ashram and Hazira Maqbara are some other equally popular sites for tourists to flock to. Another attraction, the Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is also not far away from the city of Vadodara.

Places to shop in Vadodara

Kalamkari fabrics and locally made silver jewellery are the attractions in the markets of Vadodara. The local markets of Shukrawari Bazaar, Ratri Bazaar and Madar Market are the places where you are bound to snatch the best deals on such items. Bargain your way to collect some interesting memorabilia.

Modes of transport

Vadodara provides a consistent level of transport facilities for tourists by means of local taxis, auto-rickshaws and car rentals. For more budget tourists, VITCOS bus transport is an ideal mode of transportation.

Weather in Vadodara

Vadodara receives roughly 800 mm of rainfall annually but despite that, the region has semi-arid type weather. However, the average annual temperature in the city is around 27.2°C. Besides the monsoon season, the entire year generally goes dry in Vadodara and even the monsoon does not last very long.

Airport in Vadodara

Vadodara Airport (IATA: BDQ) runs around-the-clock facilitating arrivals and departures any time of the day. It has a newly built international terminal that is commissioned to handle much more than the domestic capacity of 500 passengers. IndiGo currently plies 30 weekly direct flights from here to