Varanasi to Aurangabad Flights

Travel between the spiritual capital of the country and the tourism capital of Maharashtra has become easier and more accessible thanks to IndiGo’s Varanasi to Aurangabad flight tickets. This service allows customers to access a quick travel option between these two cities. Customers can also search for lowest fare options on goIndiGo.in website or mobile application.

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Places to see in Aurangabad

• Ajanta Caves: A UNESCO world heritage site, these Buddhist caves date back to the 2nd century and are considered to be the epitome of ancient architecture and the finest form of Indian art.
• Ellora Caves: Yet another UNESCO world heritage site. Tourists visit these Buddhist and Jain caves to experience the feel of a bygone era and the overall grandeur.
• Daulatabad Fort: Around 11 km northwest of Aurangabad lies this fort on a conical hill. It stands gloriously at around 200 meters above sea level. Compared to other forts in the region, the defense measures of this particular fort were strong, which is the reason it is still standing today.
• Salim Ali Lake: Dotted with lush green vegetation, this place is a nature lover’s delight where one could listen to the sounds of nature uninterrupted. A diverse range of birds can also be spotted around the lake, making it ideal for bird watching among enthusiasts.

• Siddharth Garden and Zoo: This is the perfect place to visit if you are on a family trip. The zoo garden provides plenty of space with a quiet space to sit and relax. The main zoo is full of exotic animals on display from tigers and elephants to crocodiles and snakes.

Airport address: Aurangabad Airport, Jalna Road, Chilkalthana, Aurangabad, Maharashtra 431006

Airport IATA code: IXU

The shortest journey from Varanasi to Aurangabad is 5 hours and 40 minutes long with a layover in Delhi for 2 hours and 5 minutes. Unfortunately, there are no direct flights on this route.

Varanasi, also known as Banaras, is one of the world’s oldest cities and among the holiest pilgrimage sites in Hinduism. Situated on the banks of the Ganga river, this city is visited by numerous Indian and foreign travellers. After sunset, Varanasi transforms into the city of lights, especially along the banks of the Ganga. It boasts of various historically and religiously significant attractions such as temples, forts and mosques. However, aside from all these attractions, Varanasi is also an industrial hub as it is home to various manufacturing plants. The famous banarasi sarees are also woven here in small cottage industries.

Places to visit in Varanasi

• Ganga River: One of the most famous rivers in India and also one of the holiest, millions of people in Northern India are dependent on it. An early morning boat ride to view the sunrise is well worth the effort.
• Dasaswamedh Ghat: Crowded with flower sellers, boat operators and saints, the cacophony makes it an interesting place during the day. The evening rituals are a sight that cannot be missed.
• Dhamek Stupa: This Buddhist monument dates back to almost 249 BC. It is the place where Lord Buddha is believed to have given his first sermon. The walls of the stupa are covered in elegant carvings.
• Banaras Hindu University: Since its foundation in 1916, this has been one of the most respected public universities in Asia. The thousand acre campus offers some calmness after all the chaos at the Banaras Ghats.
• Ramnagar Fort: This sandstone fort was built in the 1700s as a defensive fort. However, it is now used as a museum to showcase vintage automobiles, old weapons and a century old astronomical clock.

Airport address: Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport, Shahganj District, Babatpur, Uttar Pradesh 221006

Airport IATA code: VNS