BAH to Patna Flights

Fly high from Bahrain to Patna with IndiGo

Patna is a historic city in Bihar that stretches along the Ganges River's southern bank. The Bihar Museum is located in the state capital and is a notable modern building that displays bronze sculptures and antiquated coins from the area. An urn thought to hold the Buddha's ashes is on exhibit at the nearby Indo-Saracenic Patna Museum. A colonial granary with a dome that overlooks the city, Golghar, is close to the river.

IndiGo offers services between Patna and Bahrain. As a low-cost carrier, IndiGo primarily serves the expanding Indian aviation industry. Low ticket prices, punctuality, and a pleasant, hassle-free experience are the three cornerstones of IndiGo. Therefore, one can take a comfortable flight from Bahrain to Patna for the lowest possible price.

About Bahrain to Patna flights 

• Distance between Bahrain and Patna: The aerial distance between Bahrain and Patna is approximately 3.449 km. 
• Bahrain and Patna flight details:  IndiGo offers many flights to Patna. Additionally, IndiGo provides round-trip options. Through the company's official website, you can purchase return tickets for Patna to Bahrain flights as well.
• Bahrain and Patna flight timings: Connecting flights are available from Patna to Bahrain. The travel time between Patna and Bahrain is 16 hrs and 45 mins.
• Bahrain and Patna flight ticket price: The lowest fare flight from Bahrain to Patna can be easily booked with IndiGo. Costs for a single-side flight might range from ₹10,500 to ₹12,000.

Why choose IndiGo when travelling from Bahrain to Patna?

• IndiGo offers excellent customer service and skillfully handles any problems they may have.
• Customers’ comfort and happiness come first at IndiGo.
• IndiGo follows the most recent Covid-19 recommendations to guarantee that your travel is risk-free and without health-related issues.

About Patna

One of India's cities with the quickest growth rates is Patna, the capital of Bihar. The capital city has a long history and rich culture that dates back to 600 B.C. Patna is located on the southern banks of the Ganga River and is approximately 53 m above sea level. It was formerly a renowned centre of study and was known as Pataliputra or Patalipattan. It serves as Bihar's main administrative, industrial, and educational hub today. It is Eastern India's second-most populous city. Strong Buddhist and Sikh ties exist in this city. For Hindus, Jains, Buddhists, and Muslims alike, Patna is a sacred city. Numerous Buddhist, Jain, and Hindu pilgrims also throng Patna each year. Guru Gobind Singh, the final Sikh guru, was born here. One of the most significant Takts in Sikhism is the Gurudwara Har Mandir Sahib. The largest mosque in Bihar, Pathar ki Masjid, is located in Patna. There is also a Sher Shah Suri Masjid in Patna. To see examples of British architecture, go to the Padri Ki Haveli, High Court, Golghar, and Secretariat Building. Patna has something for everyone, thanks to its blend of antique and contemporary locations.

Places to visit in Patna

1. Takht Sri Harmandir Ji: Gurdwara Takhat Sri Harimandir Ji is located close to Patna Sahib in India. It was made to honour the spot where Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Guru of the Sikhs, was born in December 1666. Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the first Maharaja of the Sikh Empire, constructed it as well as numerous other Gurdwaras around the Indian subcontinent. The 1950s saw the construction of the modern Patna Sahib or Takht Sri Harmandirji Sahib shrine. The tenth Sikh Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, was born on December 22, 1666, in Patna, Bihar. Before relocating to Anandpur Sahib, he also spent his formative years here. In addition to being the birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh, Patna also received honorary visits from Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji and Guru Nanak Dev Ji.
2. Gandhi Ghat: On the banks of the Ganges River in the Bihar city of Patna, Gandhi Ghat is one of the most well-known ghats. It is famous because Mahatma Gandhi's ashes were buried there. The magnificent Ganga Aarti, which is attended by tens of thousands of pilgrims as well as tourists, is its main attraction. A group of priests wearing saffron robes perform the aarti at dusk using 51 lamps. The ones that are conducted in Varanasi and Haridwar served as inspiration for this activity, which was launched in 2011. The river cruise ship with a restaurant on board is another activity that makes the ghat famous.
3. Revolving Restaurant: On the 18th floor of Patna's tallest building, Biskoman Bhawan is the largest rotating restaurant in the nation. With the aid of German techniques, the restaurant makes one rotation as planned in 45, 60, or 90 minutes.
4. GolGhar: Golghar, a place of modest yet lovely architecture that combines historical significance with unspoiled natural beauty, is found in the city of Patna. Captain John Garstin constructed it in 1786 intending to use it as a storeroom. Interestingly, Golghar was never fully stocked since it is thought that due to an engineering flaw, the doors only open inward, and if the granary were fully stocked, the doors would not open. Along with being a grand granary, Golghar's summit offers a stunning panoramic view of the city and the Ganges. Golghar is one of several places in the city where locals travel to escape the bustle of the city because of its serene setting and exquisite natural surroundings.
5. Bihar Museum: One of Patna's most well-known attractions is the Bihar Museum, which was created to educate visitors about Bihar's past and foster pride and respect among today's youth. The museum has recently been added to the city's list of attractions. The need for additional space to store and display artefacts was one of the primary drivers for the establishment of the museum because the century-old Patna Museum was at capacity. Since there wasn't much room to move already-installed artefacts, it was decided to keep the emphasis on Human History. As a result, a significant amount of information on Bihar's human history may be found at the Bihar Museum. Ancient works of art, artwork created by numerous tribes, and historical information about Bihar are all included in the exhibits.

About Patna Airport 

In Patna, the Indian state capital of Bihar, there is a customs airport called Jayprakash Narayan Airport. It bears Jayprakash Narayan's name, a prominent political and independence activist. Due to its tiny runway, it is categorised as a restricted international airport. During April 2021 and March 2022, it was India's 14th busiest airport. The Airports Authority of India (AAI) is enhancing and modernising airport infrastructure to accommodate demand. In addition, the AAI has suggested creating a civic enclave near Bihta Air Force Station to function as Patna's backup airport. PAT is the IATA code for Patna Airport.

About Bahrain

Bahrain has long been a centre of trade and a source of raw materials for the region, and it is widely known for its verdant date palm fields. Bahrain Island is supposed to have been the location of the ancient kingdom of Dilmun, a centre for trade with ancient Sumer. One of the many groups who have colonised and settled the region is the Khalifah family, an Arab native dynasty that has ruled Bahrain since the late 18th century. Due to the strategic significance of the islands, the Khalifah has granted access to Bahrain's port facilities to foreign naval fleets, primarily the US.

About Bahrain Airport

Bahrain International Airport is the name of the airport that serves Bahrain. The national hub of Gulf Air is located on Muharraq Island, not far from Manama, the nation's capital. The airport is managed by the Bahrain Airport Company. With its opening in 1927, it is the oldest international airport in the Persian Gulf. The IATA code for Bahrain International Airport is BAH.

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