BAH to Varanasi Flights

Fly high from Bahrain to Varanasi with IndiGo

The state of Uttar Pradesh in northern India contains the city of Varanasi, which was founded in the 11th century B.C. The city, which is regarded as India's spiritual capital, attracts Hindu pilgrims who take holy baths in the Ganges River and carry out death ceremonies. There are almost 2,000 temples in the city, including Kashi Vishwanath, the "Golden Temple," which is devoted to the Hindu God Shiva.

IndiGo, an Indian low-cost carrier, connects Bahrain and Varanasi. When it comes to the number of passengers it transports as well as the size of its jet fleet, it is the biggest individual Asian low-cost carrier. IndiGo offers the lowest fare flights from Bahrain to Varanasi.

About Bahrain to Varanasi flights 

• Distance between Bahrain and Varanasi: The aerial distance between Bahrain and Varanasi is approximately 3,239 km.            
• Bahrain and Varanasi flight details: IndiGo offers connecting flights between Varanasi and Bahrain. Also, the airline offers round-trip options. You may book your flights to Varanasi and your return ticket for a Varanasi to Bahrain flight via IndiGo’s official website.
• Bahrain and Varanasi flight timings: IndiGo offers connecting flights from Bahrain to Varanasi. You can check the timing of flights on goindiGo.in.
• Bahrain and Varanasi flight ticket price: To book the lowest fare flight from Bahrain to Varanasi and get the best price, visit the indiGo website.

Why choose IndiGo when travelling from Bahrain to Varanasi

IndiGo is the best option when travelling from Bahrain to Varanasi as:

• It has the most affordable flights
• It has extensive interconnection
• Reservations and cancellations are straightforward
• There are several flights between destinations
• There is no convenience fee
• It has outstanding security and safety features, and premium facilities
• It has reliable customer service

About Varanasi

The reputedly oldest continuously inhabited city in the world, Varanasi, is situated on the banks of the venerated River Ganga in the southern state of Uttar Pradesh. Since ancient times, pilgrims have travelled from all over India and outside to this sacred site because of its mystique. Varanasi is the colourful, fascinating India of your dreams, complete with ancient domes, muths, ashrams, priests, and winding streets dotted with shops selling sarees from Benares. Since private rites of life and death are being performed simultaneously on the ghats, exploring the city's sacred landscape will be exciting. Take a stroll through the congested passageways or watch the sunrise from a boat for an unforgettable experience.

Places to visit in Varanasi

1. Kashi Vishwanath Temple: One of the 12 Jyotirlingas or temples, devoted to Lord Shiva is the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, located in Varanasi on the west side of the revered River Ganga. The primary deity of the Kashi Vishwanath Temple is Lord Shiva and is referred to as "the lord of the cosmos." Thus, Varanasi, India's cultural centre, is referred to as the "city of Lord Shiva." The tower of the temple is covered with 800 kg of gold. Cameras, cell phones, and other electronic devices should be kept outside in lockers because they are not permitted inside. As they enter through Gate Number 2, which is accessible to visitors from other countries, Indians may be seen waiting for their turn.
   
2. Ganga Aarti: Every morning and evening, a huge ceremony known as Ganga Aarti is performed on the banks of the revered Ganges. At Dashashwamedh Ghat, the aarti is performed by priests. There is a great holy light that may be felt that illuminates the entire ghat. Large brass lights filled with oil are ignited as part of the magnificent ritual, and priests repeat religious mantras that are audible over the entire region.
   
3. Dashashwamedh Ghat: It is said that Lord Brahma sacrificed the Dasa Ashwamedha here as the place's name suggests. At this ghat, a sacred location, many rituals are performed. View a heavenly manifestation at the city of lights during Kartik Purnima during Dev Deepavali. The most popular attraction at this ghat is the Ganga Aarti, which is done every evening. Hundreds of people visit there every day. An experience like the Ganga Aarti is difficult to put into words. If you visit Varanasi, then be sure not to miss this tranquil experience.
   
4. Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple: The independence fighter Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya constructed the Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple in the 1900s, which is located close to the River Assi. Both Hanuman and Lord Rama are honoured by it. Sankat Mochan Temple is an integral element of this sacred city because it has a long history of association with Varanasi. To honour Hanuman, everyone who travels to Varanasi makes a visit to this shrine. The laddoo from this temple is highly known throughout the neighbourhood. Be cautious of the monkeys when visiting Sankat Mochan because they often steal food from the temple's premises. You can leave them alone, and they will be completely secure.
   
5. Assi Ghat: At Assi Ghat, where the Rivers Assi and Ganga confluence, there is a famous Shiva Lingam that is situated beneath a peepal tree. It has great religious significance and is mentioned in the Puranas and many stories. Locals and visitors gather at Assi Ghat, which is in the centre of Varanasi, to take in the breathtaking views of the Ganges at sunrise and sunset. Tourists and foreign nationalities, who travel to and spend a significant amount of time in Varanasi, live there. Teenagers from the neighbourhood have long liked enjoying their free time in the ghat. If you want to comprehend Varanasi fully, then you must go to the aarti held at the ghat every morning. Additionally, tourists frequently take a boat in the evening from Assi to Dashaswamedh Ghat to view the distinctive aarti that is performed there every evening.

About Varanasi Airport

Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport is located in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India. It is situated 26 km northwest of Varanasi in Babatpur. India's second PM, Lal Bahadur Shastri, officially ordered the Varanasi Airport's name to be changed in his honour in October 2005. Airports Council International has named the airport the best airport in the Asia-Pacific region for 2020. Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport's IATA code is VNS.

About Bahrain

On the southern edge of the Persian Gulf, adjacent to a harbour, is the tiny Arab nation of Bahrain. There are at least 30 more islands in the archipelago. The Arabic term "al-bahrayn," which means "two seas," is the source of the word's name. The financial, commercial, and communications sectors, as well as the tourism industry, have all experienced significant growth recently. Because of this, it has traditionally relied on nearby countries to refine crude oil. Bahrain experiences extremely hot summers that are frequently accompanied by extreme humidity.

About Bahrain Airport

Bahrain International Airport is the country of Bahrain's main airport. 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 1927 opening, it is the oldest international airport in the Persian Gulf. The IATA code for Bahrain International Airport is BAH.

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