Bengaluru to Male Flights

Maldives is the political, economic, and cultural heart of the archipelago. Despite its modest size, the city is a hive of activity, with colourful buildings, narrow streets, and a lively atmosphere. IndiGo provides several Bengaluru to Maldives flights or return route flights from Maldives to Benaluru. Apart from low cancellation and booking fees, and attractive cash backs, IndiGo strives to provide the most memorable flight experience for their travellers, with a range of additional customised services. Travellers can now avail of a number of 6E Add-ons such as Excess Baggage, Seat Plus, Fast Forward and more. You can get up tp 10% off by selecting 6Exclusive Fare by booking flights from IndiGo website or the mobile app.

• Distance: The aerial distance between Bangalore and Maldives is 1,076 km.
• Flight details: Flights between Bangalore and Maldives are frequently available. Time can be checked on IndiGo’s website or mobile app.
• Flight timings: The maximum travel time is however not more than 25 hours and 15 minutes to complete the journey from Bangalore to Maldives.
• Flight ticket price: You can find the lowest flight to Maldives from Bangalore but it depends on when you book your flight ticket. However, the cost of a flight may range between INR 12,407 and INR 32,451.
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Maldives, the vibrant and bustling capital of the Maldives, is a tiny island city surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Maldives is home to various landmarks, including the Old Friday Mosque with its intricate coral stone architecture and the Maldives Islamic Centre, a modern masterpiece. The bustling fish market and local markets showcase the island's reliance on the sea for sustenance, offering a glimpse into the Maldivian way of life. Visitors can explore the Maldives' history at the Maldives National Museum or unwind in the serene Sultan Park. Maldives, with its fusion of tradition and modernity, serves as the gateway to the idyllic island resorts scattered across the stunning atolls of the Maldives.

Places to visit in Maldives

• Maldives Islamic Centre: A prominent modern architectural marvel, the Islamic Centre houses the Grand Friday Mosque, the largest mosque in the Maldives. Visitors can marvel at its intricate designs and the impressive golden dome.
• Old Friday Mosque (Hukuru Miskiy): Dating back to 1658, this coral stone mosque is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its unique architecture and intricate carvings make it a significant historical and religious landmark.
• Maldives National Museum: Located in Sultan Park, the museum offers a glimpse into the Maldives' rich history and cultural heritage. It houses a collection of artifacts, manuscripts, and historic objects.
• Sultan Park: A peaceful green space in the heart of Maldives, Sultan Park provides a relaxing escape with lush gardens, historic monuments, and a fountain.
• Maldives Fish Market: Experience the local way of life by visiting the bustling fish market. Watch fishermen unload their catches and explore the vibrant market for fresh seafood and local produce.
• Maldives Local Market (Maldives Bazaar): This market is a colourful and lively place where locals buy and sell fresh produce, spices, clothing, and handmade souvenirs. It offers an authentic glimpse into daily life.
• Republic Square: A central gathering place surrounded by government buildings, Republic Square is often the venue for national events and celebrations.
• Artificial Beach: A popular spot for locals and visitors alike, this man-made beach provides a relaxing place to unwind, swim, or enjoy water sports.
• Rasrani Bageecha (The President's Garden): Located near the Islamic Centre, this beautifully landscaped garden is a serene oasis with exotic plants and sculptures.
• Tajuddeen's House: Also known as the Mulee-aage Palace, this historic building was the former residence of Maldivian sultans and is now the official residence of the President of the Maldives.
• Medhu Ziyaaraiy Shrine: An important religious site, this shrine is dedicated to a revered Muslim saint. It is known for its distinctive white dome and intricate woodwork.
• Villingili Ferry Terminal: Take a short ferry ride to the neighboring island of Villingili to explore its local culture and pristine beaches.

Maldives Airport

Velana International Airport is the main international air transit point which is located on Hulhule Island in North Maldives. It is connected with prominent airports around the world. IndiGo regularly operates flights in and out of the island from the Velana International Airport.

• Airport address: Airport Main Rd., 22000, Maldives
• IATA code: MLE

• Have some local currency for small purchases and experiences.
• Taxis and local buses are also available for getting around. Note that there are no motorcycles in Maldives, as they are prohibited.
• Greet locals with a friendly "Salam alaikum" and use your right hand for giving and receiving items.
• It's customary to remove your shoes when entering someone's home.
• When dining at local eateries, it's common to eat with your hands, especially for traditional Maldivian dishes.
• Be open to trying the local cuisine, which often features fresh seafood.
• When visiting the Islamic Centre and Grand Friday Mosque, dress modestly, covering your shoulders and knees. Women are required to cover their heads.
• Pack sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun while exploring the island.
• Maldives is a hub for exploring other islands. Plan some island-hopping trips to experience the diverse beauty of the Maldives.

Visa requirements

One of the best parts of visiting Maldives is that it is a visa free country for Indian nationals. For all Indian citizens, Maldives visa is completely free and contains no hidden terms. To know more, visit our Maldives visa guide.

Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka, is a vibrant, colourful city that has evolved dramatically over the past two decades to take its place as the IT hub of India. It is renowned for its diverse Kannada culture, and its festivities. With a delightful blend of modern and traditional, the city is also known for its foodie culture and the high number of eating outlets, both budget and high-end. Alongside dishes like lasagnas and tacos, you can find the heart of Bangalore in its dosas, vadas and idlis, with the unmissable filter coffee.

Bengaluru Airport

The major air transit point in Bangalore is the Kempegowda International Airport. It is the third-busiest airport in India and the first fully solar-powered one. The airport is the hub of IndiGo, with several domestic and international flights operating to and fro Bangalore.

• Airport address: KIAL Rd., Devenahalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560300
• IATA code: BLR