Bhopal to Birmingham Flights

Birmingham is amongst England’s most diverse and exciting travel destinations. Home to a globally beloved chocolate company and heavy metal music, this gorgeous city is known for its awesome greenery (nearly 600 parks) and miles of gorgeous canals. From several top-notch football teams, to fascinating museums displaying the biggest collection of pre-Raphaelite paintings, Birmingham will leave you enthralled. With so much to see, you are sure to fall in love with the city as soon as your IndiGo flight, in codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines, from Bhopal to Birmingham lands in the city.

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Travelling on the Bhopal to Birmingham flight entails knowing a few basic details about the route you are going to embark on:

• Distance: The aerial distance between Bhopal and Birmingham is around 7,378 km.
• Flight details: IndiGo offers regular connecting flights from Bhopal to Birmingham in partnership with Turkish Airlines.
• Flight duration: The flight duration from Bhopal to Birmingham ranges from 18 hours to 36 hours. This duration depends on the flight you have picked and the subsequent layover.
• Flight ticket price: The cost of a one-way Bhopal to Birmingham flight ticket starts from ₹43,000.
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Birmingham is a historic city along with northern and Edgbaston neighbourhoods such as Erdington, Sheldon and Sutton Coldfield. Birmingham offers a number of places that a tourist can explore such as the Museum and Art Gallery, Victoria Square, and beautiful churches.

Places to visit in Birmingham

• Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery: The museum opened in 1885 and houses some of the rarest pre-Raphaelite works including artworks created by painters between the 17^th to 19^th centuries. The museum has interesting displays that explain the history of the city and one can also find archaeological exhibits that can be traced back to the Stone Age. The relics that are on display at this museum include coins from ancient times through to the Middle Ages. There are also antiquities from ancient Cyprus, Egypt, India, and Central Asia.
• Birmingham Botanical Gardens: The Botanical Gardens are spread over 15 acres of land and one can see innumerable species which include tropical birds and bonsai trees. The garden houses more than 7,000 unique plants and it is also home to the British national bonsai collection. One of the most noted examples is the Omiya tree which is a 250-year-old Juniperus Chinensis.
• National Sea Life Centre: This is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Birmingham because it is home to more than 60 exhibits that are linked with marine life. Tourists can take the underwater tunnel through which they can explore what it is like to view life under the sea ranging from coral reefs to giant sea turtles. There are also adorable and fun programs on penguins for kids.
• St. Philip’s Cathedral: The Cathedral was established in 1715 as a parish church and it was then changed in 1905 to its current status. The cathedral is steeped in history and it is a Grade I recorded structure.
• Cadbury World: Cadbury World is one of the best places to visit in Birmingham. Visitors get to learn about the history of chocolates starting with the Mayan civilisation and are also given a tour of the manufacturing process. Cadbury World also has the world’s largest chocolate shop where you can shop for sweet treats.

Birmingham Airport

Birmingham International Airport (IATA: BHX), also referred to as Birmingham Airport, is the major airport serving the city. The airport lies in the Metropolitan Borough of Solihull, 13 km from the city centre. The airport is well equipped with public transport like shuttle buses, trains, and cabs.

The airport provides facilities to passengers such as a sky zone, baggage trolleys, assisted travel, aircraft viewing areas, flight updates on your phone, and express lane security.

Before you board your Bhopal to Birmingham flights, there are a few things you should be careful about

• You should register with the Indian Embassy and notify them of your travel plans. Doing this will make it easier for the embassy to track you in case of any emergency.
• Research and understand the type of UK visa you need to apply for such as a tourist visa, student visa, business visa, work visa, or visa for medical purposes.

Bhopal, in Madhya Pradesh, is known as the City of Lakes due to the presence of innumerable natural as well as man-made lakes. The city flourished around 1707 and it was the capital of the princely state of Bhopal which was ruled by the Nawab family. The city is home to many heritage buildings such as the Taj Mahal Palace and Taj-ul-Masajid.

Bhopal Airport

Raja Bhoj Airport (IATA: BHO), also referred to as Bhopal Airport, is an international airport located in Gandhi Nagar. The airport is at a distance of 15 km from the city centre. You can easily take taxis as well as public transportation to reach the airport.