Bengaluru to Paris Flights

Paris, the capital of France, is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. From fashion, culture, art, cuisine, and literature to the ideals of the French Revolution that inspired the world, Paris is one of those places that you must visit. And if you are looking for affordable options to travel flights from Paris to Bengaluru or Bengaluru to Paris, then IndiGo is the best option. The airline operates regular flights to Paris and it is highly recommended for its great customer service.

Travelling on flights to Paris with IndiGo will be an immensely cost-effective solution since it offers the lowest-fare flights from Bengaluru to Paris. You can make your travel more convenient by choosing the 6E Add-ons option through IndiGo wherein you can pre-book meals from a specially curated menu.

Before you start your journey on Bengaluru to Paris flights, there are some things you should know about:

• Distance: The aerial distance between Bengaluru and Paris is around 7,844 km.
• Flight details: IndiGo offers regular connecting flights, in codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines, from Bengaluru to Paris.
• Flight duration: The flight duration from Bengaluru to Paris can range from 22 hours to about 29 hours, based on factors like the duration of the chosen flight and the corresponding layover time.
• Flight ticket price: The lowest price of a one-way Bengaluru to Paris flight ticket starts from ₹ 39,500.
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Paris, known for its grandeur and sophistication, is home to iconic landmarks such as the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Sacre Coeur, Notre Dame Cathedral, and more.

Places to visit in Paris

• Luxembourg Park: The Luxembourg Park, also known as the Latin Quarter, is situated around the Sorbonne on the left bank of the River Seine. The Latin Quarter here houses many educational institutes.
• Versailles Palace: The palace was built in the 17^th century as a symbol of the military power of the country and to showcase French supremacy in Europe. The Chateau de Versailles which is one of the most famous castles in France, became the seat of political power in the country from the years 1682 to 1789. The palatial grounds are a complex full of gardens, terraces, and buildings along with exquisite decorations, antique pieces, lavish accommodations, and gilded works of Renaissance art.
• Montmartre: Montmartre is located in the north of Paris on a hill that is 130 metres high. It is popularly known for the white-domed Basilica of the Sacred Heart at the top. Montmartre was meant to honour those who lost their lives during the Franco-Prussian war of 1870 and the construction of the monument was completed in 1919. Another unique feature of Montmartre is that artists set up their easels to paint visitors or tourists in the Square of Tertre in order to get exposure and showcase their artistry. One can also check out the Salvador Dali Museum exhibiting sculptures and drawings by the painter.
• Champs Elysees: Champs Elysees is a beautiful avenue standing between Place de la Concorde and the Arc de Triomphe. One can find some of the biggest luxury brand stores on these streets, along with famous cafes, restaurants, and places of entertainment. Perhaps, one of the most notable landmarks of Champs Elysees is that of the Arc de Triomphe which was constructed in the 19^th century. Napoleon, inspired by Roman architecture, commissioned Jean Chalgrin to design this arch.
• Palais Garnier: Palais Garnier is an exquisite opera house in Paris that was previously known as Salle des Capucines. Palais Garnier or Opera Garnier is the main centre of Paris opera where famous artists in the city would perform. Opera Garnier is designed with mesmerising wooden carvings, artworks, and paintings in the stairway, the main façade, pavilions and the grand foyer - which are a must-see for visitors and tourists. Presently, Opera Garnier stages ballet shows.

Paris Airport

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (IATA: CDG) also referred to as Paris Airport or Roissy Airport is the main international airport serving Paris. Opened in 1974, the airport is located in Roissy-en-France, about 23 km northeast of Paris. The airport offers a number of facilities to travellers such as pharmacies, health centres, prayer rooms, and more.

Important things to know when travelling on Bengaluru to Paris flights

• Register with the Indian Embassy and notify them of your travel plans and dates so that they can track you in case of any emergency
• Apply for the type of France visa you require such as a business visa, tourist visa, work visa, student visa, or visa for medical purposes in time
• When travelling to Paris, keep important documents with you at all times

Bengaluru, the capital and largest city of Karnataka, is often called the Silicon Valley of India and Garden City. Located on the Deccan plateau, origins of the city can be traced back to about 890 C.E. Bengaluru has been one of the fastest-developing metropolises in the world. The city has a pleasant climate and offers plenty of opportunities to those looking for jobs in the IT sector.

Bengaluru Airport

Kempegowda International Airport (IATA: BLR) also known as Bengaluru Airport is the international airport serving the city. The airport located in Devanahalli is about 30 kilometres north of the city. The airport offers a number of facilities such as a cafeteria, magazines, newspapers, television, Wi-Fi, bookstores, and lounge areas.