Bhubaneswar to Geneva Flights

Geneva in Switzerland is famous for its natural beauty and man-made landmarks. It is frequented by tourists every year due to its breathtaking view of mountain ranges such as Mont Blanc, Alps and Jura. If you are planning to fly from Bhubaneswar to Geneva, then IndiGo is a great choice for you. IndiGo operates regular flights on this route to Geneva and is highly recommended by passengers for their exceptional service.

By booking flights to Geneva, you can visit famous landmarks such as the Flower Clock, Art and History Museum and Brunswick Monument. Travelling on flights to Geneva is a cost-effective solution since IndiGo offers the lowest-fare flights to Geneva. You may easily book your flights to this destination through the official website.

When you decide to take Bhubaneswar to Geneva flights, you need to be well-acquainted with the following information related to the flight route:

• Distance: The aerial distance from Bhubaneswar to Geneva is approximately 7,617 km.
• Flight details: IndiGo offers regular connecting flights in codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines from Bhubaneswar to Geneva.
• Flight duration: The flight duration from Bhubaneswar to Geneva is based on two parameters- the flight chosen (which includes the number of stops) and the associated layover duration. Approximately, the flight duration can range from 24 to 48 hours.
• Flight ticket price: The charges for a one-way Bhubaneswar to Geneva flight ticket starts at ₹ 47,000.
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Geneva is a beautiful city blessed with natural beauty. It also serves as the headquarters of the United Nations and Red Cross and also as the home to CERN. The city is located on the shores of the largest alpine lake in Europe and it is just minutes away from France. The city is extremely cosmopolitan and sophisticated, a must-visit for all travellers in search of a cultural experience. Geneva is considered the ‘watch capital’ of the world and it is also very famous for its chocolates, cheese and wine.

Places to visit in Geneva

• Palais des Nations: Palace of Nations or Palais des Nations is the home of the United Nations office. The modern architecture is coated with grey titanium meant to resist heat and it is set against the beautiful background of the white mountains. It is also the second-largest United Nations office. Some of the rooms inside the building complex have been decorated by the artist Miquel Barcelo such as the Alliance of Civilisation Room and the Human Rights Room.
• L’horloge Fleurie: This is also referred to as the Flower Clock and it is home to around 6,500 plants and flowers. The clock features the longest second hand in the world measuring about 2.5 metres. The clock is frequently redecorated throughout the year. The flower clock was built in 1955 and it is surrounded by lush greenery and floral beauty. This very popular tourist spot commemorates the legacy of the premium watch industry in Switzerland.
• Mont Saleve: Mont Saleve is situated in the Haute-Savoie province in France. It serves as the mountain for both Switzerland and France and offers an amazing experience due to its breathtaking views. Mont Saleve is referred to as the balcony of Geneva and it culminates at 1379 metres offering clear views of Mont Blanc and Jura Mountains. Many tourists prefer to travel to Mont Saleve to participate in adventure sports such as trekking, paragliding, rock climbing, mountain biking, hand gliding, hiking, and more.
• Art and History Museum: The Art and History Museum which features fine art collections from the Middle Ages to the 20^th century was constructed between 1903 and 1910. There are over a million acquisitions of pieces of Western civilisation and culture from the ancient era to the present one. The brilliant works of art featured here include those by Dutch, Italian, French, Genevan, Swiss and English schools.
• Brunswick Monument: The Brunswick Monument was constructed in 1879 to celebrate Charles II who was the Duke of Brunswick. The mausoleum is around 21 metres and designed in a neo-gothic style replicating Verona’s 14^th century Scaligeri family tomb.

Geneva Airport

Geneva Cointrin Airport (IATA: GVA) was established in 1920. Geneva airport is located at Rte de l'Aéroport 21, 1215 Genève, Switzerland, 4 km northwest of the city centre. The airport features a route network of flights to European leisure and metropolitan destinations along with long-haul routes to China, Africa, North America, and the Middle East. You can easily book a cab or rent a car from the airport. The CFF railway station is also directly accessible from the check-ins and arrivals of the airport.

• After successfully booking the Bhubaneswar to Geneva flight, you should make it a point to inform the Indian Embassy about your travel plans. Taking the time to do this step will help the embassy to track you down quickly in the event of an emergency.
• Spend time researching the type of Switzerland visa you are meant to carry with you at the time of travel- tourist visa, work visa, student visa, business visa or visa for medical tourism.
• Keep handy cash (foreign currency) on you at all times.
• At the time of travelling to Geneva, you should be prepared with documents such as a copy of your previous visa, a Schengen visa application form, proof of stay in the city, an active passport, documents validating your financial means, and a complete travel itinerary.
• The weight limit permitted for flights to Geneva is 8 kg for cabin baggage and 30 kg for check-in luggage.

Bhubaneswar is one of the oldest cities in India. It is popularly referred to as a ‘temple city’ because it is widely believed that around 700 temples were once a part of the city. It is home to Kalingan temples that date back to around 6^th-13^th centuries. The word Bhubaneswar is said to be derived from Tri Bhubaneswar (lord of three realms) which refers to Lord Shiva. Modern-day Bhubaneswar City was established sometime around 1984.

Bhubaneswar Airport

Bhubaneswar International Airport is officially known as Biju Patnaik Airport (IATA: BBI). The airport serving Bhubaneswar in Odisha is located around 6 km from the city centre and about 4 km southwest of Bhubaneswar Railway Station. The airport got its name from the former Chief Minister of Odisha and the airport is held to be the 17^th busiest airport in all of India. The airport is easily accessible through public transport like taxis, cabs as well as public bus service.