Brisbane to Hyderabad Flights

Visit Hyderabad, the lively city famous for its biryani and pearls. IndiGo offers a comfortable flight from Brisbane to Hyderabad. There are some incredible tourist attractions waiting to be explored that will satisfy your wanderlust soul. Some of the city's most well-known landmarks include the Charminar along with buildings with Islamic and Persian architectural styles, and the bustling markets of spice, tea, and biryani restaurants. IndiGo is an excellent option for flying from Brisbane to Hyderabad and flights from Hyderabad to Brisbane. It ensures you feel comfortable and enjoy your journey. You can book Brisbane to Hyderabad flights with IndiGo, launched in a codeshare partnership Qantas Airlines.

Travelling on a flight to Hyderabad with IndiGo is affordable as it offers some of the lowest fare flights from Brisbane to Hyderabad.

Before you board your IndiGo flight from Brisbane to Hyderabad, get familiar with the following important information:

• Distance: The aerial distance between Brisbane and Hyderabad is 9,450 km.
• Flights options: IndiGo provides regular connecting flights from Brisbane to Hyderabad, in partnership with Qantas Airlines.
• Flight duration: Flights to Hyderabad from Brisbane take about 18 hours to 22 hours, depending on the layover time.
• Flight ticket price: Brisbane to Hyderabad flight ticket fare ranges from ₹29,000 to ₹44,000.
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Hyderabad entices tourists with its rich history, architectural marvels, and vibrant culture. The old city of Hyderabad still has the remains of the days gone by, to help you explore its glorious past. The bustling markets or ‘bazaars’ will take you on a shopping spree and the spicy aromas of the local restaurants' Biryani will make you salivate. The newer parts of the city, on the other hand, are thriving business hubs. Hyderabad promises a captivating journey that bridges the gap between history and modernity, from discovering historic sites to indulging in delectable cuisine.

Places to visit in Hyderabad

Here is a list of the top five places that you cannot miss while visiting Hyderabad:

• Golconda Fort: The walled castle and ruined city known as Golconda is located on the western fringes of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. Pratāparudra, the ruler of Kakatiya, initially constructed the fort in the eleventh century using mud walls. Golconda prospered as a hub for the trade of huge diamonds, known as Golconda Diamonds, due to the close proximity of diamond mines. At the moment, Golconda Fort is in ruins and is abandoned. With its expansive views and regal ruins, this magnificent fort offers travellers a trip through time as each stone tells a story of bygone ages.

• Qutub Shahi Tombs: The Qutub Shahi Tombs are situated near Ibrahim Bagh (garden precinct), near the well-known Golconda Fort. It has various tombs and mosques constructed by the numerous Qutub Shahi dynasty kings. Admire the magnificent blend of Indian and Persian architectural elements. These regal tombs welcome guests and serve as a reminder of the dynasty's cultural legacy.
• Charminar: The Charminar is a historical landmark in the centre of Hyderabad's old city. It is surrounded by the Mecca Masjid, constructed using Mecca bricks, and Laad Bazaar, a bustling shopping district. It was built in 1591, by Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah, as a memorial and as a preventative measure against a deadly epidemic that was widespread in the Golconda region at the time. It is graced with four minarets that reach almost 50 feet in height.
• Birla Mandir: The Birla Mandir, a beautiful contemporary temple constructed atop the Kala Pahad, the twin hillock of the Naubat Pahad, is situated on the southern end of Hussain Sagar Lake. The place of worship is embellished with scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabharata that are finely sculpted in marble. There is an 11-foot-tall replica of Tirupati Venkateswara in the temple's inner shrine. Visitors come here to view the several marble carvings in the nearby ‘Mukha Mandapam’ that depict Indian mythology.
• Hussain Sagar Lake: Hussain Sagar Lake, one of India's most prominent artificial lakes, is a famous tourist spot in Hyderabad and Secunderabad. The monolithic Buddha statue placed in the middle of the lake adds to its beauty. Additional attractions include the neighbourhood Lumbini Park, an amusement park, and a number of facilities on the lake's outskirts, including boating and water sports.

Hyderabad Airport

Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (IATA code: HYD) is the only international airport serving the city of Hyderabad. The official address of this airport is Shamshabad, Telangana - 500409, and it is about 30 km from the main city. You can take a bus and taxi to travel to and from the airport.

If you are planning to visit India, you need to apply for an Indian visa from the website. If you have a Diplomatic/Official/Ordinary passport, you can fill an online application and submit it at the concerned Indian Embassy in your country. Make sure you have a valid international travel document before applying for a visa for India.

As you prepare yourself and travel via one of the IndiGo flights to Hyderabad, follow these tips for a smooth experience:

• Apply for a valid visa: You will need an Indian visa to take a trip to Hyderabad. The visa you require will depend on the purpose of your travel and length of stay.
• Check your travel documents: Before you leave for the airport, double-check for your passport, Indian visa, flight tickets, and other paperwork you might need during check-in and immigration.
• Arrive at the airport on time: Since this is an international flight, ensure you reach the airport at least three hours before your Brisbane to Hyderabad flight is scheduled to depart.
• Check the baggage limit: The allowance for IndiGo’s international flights is 30 kg for check-in and 7 kg for cabin baggage.

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Brisbane Airport

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