Flights to Nairobi

Between the African cities Kampala and Mombasa lies the heart of Kenya, Nairobi. Filled with national parks, museums, wildlife, and rich history, Nairobi is a dream destination for many tourists and adventurers. Its well-established infrastructure and a base for different communities provides a perfect landscape for exploration. You can book India to Nairobi flights with IndiGo to visit the beautiful continent of Africa.

Most travellers book flights to Nairobi in the dry season as it is the best time to enjoy the beauty of this place, without letting the weather affect the experience. The natural habitat of wildlife thrives the most from January to February and between June to September.

• Distance - The aerial distance between India and Nairobi is 5,188 km.
• Flight Details - There is an international flight that IndiGo operates from Delhi to Nairobi.
• Flight timings - With IndiGo, travelling from India to Kenya gets comfortable and is less time taking. It takes approximately 3 hrs to reach Nairobi from Mumbai. You can check more information on the IndiGo website or mobile application for more information.
• Flight ticket price - India to Nairobi flight tickets may cost between INR 16,000 and INR 19,375. The price may differ based on when you book your flight.
• Multiple flights - Now, travel to Kenya from India with IndiGo by booking flights to Nairobi from Mumbai.

Nairobi’s eclectic vibe stays with tourists for a long time with its wildlife, lush greenery, and bustling communities. It is a modern and structured land, living with the remnants of the British colonial era. Being one of the largest cities in eastern Africa, several international companies and organisations thrive here. Public parks and shopping areas crowd the most delicate areas of this land. The beaches of Malindi and Lamy make this place even more exquisite.

• Sheldrick Wildlife Trust - No trip to Africa is complete without spending time with the unique and thriving wildlife. Especially when it’s about spending some time with baby elephants. Elephants are taken care of until a certain age at Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Daphne Sheldrick founded the Trust in 1977, and since then this place has adopted black rhinos, hippos, giraffes, and several other species of animals.
• Karen Blixen Museum - Dating back to 1912, this museum was once home to notable author Karen Blixen. There are small gift shops to buy some souvenirs. Blixen’s most prized possessions are kept intact under the fine-sloped roof of this museum.
• Karura Forest - On the outskirts of Nairobi lies this forest reserve. Karura Forest is an urban upland forest, one of the world's largest gazetted forests. It is spread over 2,570 acres of land and contains several indigenous upland forest tree species. It is home to 200 species of birds, honey badgers, civets, genets, bush pigs, bushbucks, porcupines, and various reptiles and butterflies.
• Nairobi National Park - This national park is home to endangered black rhinos, lions, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, buffaloes, and over 400 species of birds, among other animals. There are picnic sites available for tourists and walking trails for hikers.
• Ngong Hills - Ngong Hills is a great place for travellers. These peaks are far from the central city on a ridge along the Great Rift Valley. During the colonial era, this was a major settlement for farming. Due to that, there are walking trails all along the tops of these hills. The town of Ngong is nearby where the country’s first wind farm is also a source of attraction for tourists.
• Brown’s Cheese Factory and Farm - To relish a variety of specialty cheeses and homegrown vegetables, this place is ideal. For over 30 years, Brown’s has been making these cheeses with uncompromised quality and taste. Their organic flavour fulfils people’s appetite perfectly. Cheese caves and seeing their production method are worth spending some time.
• Nairobi Railway Museum - Established in 1971 by East African Railways and Harbours Corporation, the Nairobi Railway Museum is a homage to the defunct East African Railways. It has remnants of early diesel locomotives and passenger coaches. This museum is a perfect way to transport back in time to the prime time of East African Corporation.

Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) serves Nairobi apart from three other international airports, which include Moi International Airport (MBA), Kisumu International Airport (KIS), and Eldoret International Airport (EDL). Local transportation is readily available outside the airport for easy convenience to travellers.

• Flight Booking - Book your flights from India to Kenya in advance to avoid any last-minute hassle .
• Leave for the airport early - It is advisable to reach the airport at least three hours in before the flight.
• Baggage allowance - Check with IndiGo for the baggage allowance for international destinations.
• Visa and immigration - Indian citizens must have a Kenya visa to enter Kenya.
• Flight connection - If you have connecting flights, check your flight timings and duration of layover/s.

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