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Both Varanasi and Bhubaneswar, located 954 km away from each other, are cities which are important as religious, cultural and commercial centres. IndiGo has launched Varanasi to Bhubaneswar flights at affordable prices without compromising on comfort and safety. Varanasi to Bhubaneswar flights generally take at least 18 hours by rail or road.

Fly from Varanasi to Bhubaneswar at lowest airfare. Direct Varanasi to Bhubaneswar flights take up about 1 hour and 40minutes. To book air tickets at the lowest price, visit the website www.goindigo.in. Here, you can get access to ongoing flight offers and also pre-book the in-flight services you need.

Apart from this, there are one-stop or multi-stop connecting flights. Once in Bhubaneswar, you can return to Varanasi via IndiGo's Bhubaneswar to Varanasi flights.

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IndiGo’s Varanasi to Bhubaneswar flight ticket’s price is the lowest given the comfort and facility.

There are also a number of connecting flights via Kolkata and New Delhi. You can find more about the flight schedule and routes on our website www.goindigo.in.

IndiGo also offers connecting flights to a number of other cities through:

• Bhubaneswar to Chandigarh flight
• Bhubaneswar to Coimbatore flight
• Bhubaneswar to Allahabad flight
• Bhubaneswar to Dehradun flight

You can also use the IndiGo app to check domestic flight tickets, flight status, etc.

Bhubaneswar - ‘A city with many tales’

Bhubaneswar is also called the Temple City of India. It is also the capital of Odisha. As an important centre of tourism and commerce, it is not a surprise that it is one of the most visited places in Odisha. The city of Bhubaneswar covers an area of 422 sq. km and is situated at an elevation of 58 m above the sea level. It is home to around 8.3 lakh people.

Things to do in Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar attracts a lot of tourists due to its rich religious and cultural background. You can spend your day going around the various temples scattered over the city. If you are an adrenaline junkie you can visit the BDA amusement park. For people interested in shopping for the authentic ikkat fabric, Bhubaneswar is the centre for Odisha's Handloom Corporation.

Tourist attractions in Bhubaneswar

Nandankanan is one of the most famous zoos in India. The largest temple in Bhubaneswar is the Lingaraj temple. It contains about 150 shrines built in the Kalinga architectural style. Located 9 km from Bhubaneswar, the Udaygiri and Khandagiri Caves are one of the best examples of cut rock architecture. These caves were cut out from rocks of the hills.

Places to shop in Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar is famous for a lot of shopping centres. If you want to shop for authentic handicraft of Odisha, you should definitely visit the Ekamari Haat. Apart from this, other shopping centres include Bapuji Nagar, Shahid Nagar, etc.

Best time to visit Bhubaneswar

The best time to visit Bhubaneswar is in October.

Modes of transport

Bhubaneshwar is a metro city, which has metro railways connecting different parts of the city. There are also roads built across all through the city, making travel efficient and easy.

Weather in Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar experiences a tropical type of climate. This is characterised by summers with high temperature from March to May, sometimes reaching over 40°C, and dry winters from December to February (temperatures can be as low as 7°C). July to September is the monsoon season.

Airport in Bhubaneswar

The airport of Bhubaneswar is known as The Biju Patnaik International airport (IATA: BBI). It is the 11th busiest airport of India.

Varanasi - ‘The spiritual capital of India’

Varanasi is a city of Uttar Pradesh which is very popular for its historical and religious roots. Located on the banks of the Ganges River, this city is very important culturally and historically. The city covers a sprawling area of 112.10 sq. km.

Tourist attractions in Varanasi

There are a number of ghats scattered around the city of Varanasi. Some of the most famous ghats include Manikarnika Ghat, Dashashwamed Ghat, Assi Ghat and so on. Varanasi has around 2000 temples within the city limits. Some of the more popular temples here are Sri Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Bharat Mata temple, Trivedi temple and so on. This fort was built in1750 by Raja Balwant Singh. Currently, it is inhabited by Anant Narayan. It is made out of Sandstone and built in the Mughal architectural style.

Places to shop in Varanasi

The places to shop in Varanasi include Thatheri Bazar, Viswanatha Lane, Godowlia Bazar and so on.

Modes of transport

Varanasi has no private bus services. The state runs all the buses connecting the city. There are a few car rental services available. There are no metro services in the city. Cycle rickshaws are the mode of transport of choice for short-distance travel.

Weather in Varanasi

Varanasi experiences a humid, subtropical type of climate. Long dry spells of summer from April to June can take temperatures to over 40°C. These spells are broken by monsoon drizzles during the period of July to October. The winters generally last from October to March, with January being the coldest month with the average temperature getting as low as 5°C.

Airport in Varanasi

The Lal Bahadur Shastri Airport (IATA: VNS) is a public airport that is closest to Varanasi. It is 26 km away from Varanasi.

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