Mangaluru to Budapest Flights

Budapest is an amazing city with ancient history, architectural charisma, cosmopolitan cultures, and exquisite natural beauty. Now, if you want to experience the best of Europe, then the Hungarian capital is the best starting point. And, to begin your European journey, IndiGo is now offering Mangaluru to Budapest flights under its codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines.

Besides regular flights to Budapest, IndiGo also offers a host of additional services to ensure you have a comfortable journey. This list includes pre-booking of preferred seats and meals, discounts on booking and additional luggage, priority check-in and boarding, etc.

Before booking your Mangaluru to Budapest flight ticket, you must look into the following pointers to avoid any hassle:

• Distance: The aerial distance between Mangaluru and Budapest is 6462 km.
• Flights details: Regular flights to Budapest from Mangaluru. Moreover, return route tickets are available from Budapest to Mangaluru.
• Flight time: The flights to Budapest from Mangaluru take between 28 hours and 50 hours, depending on the layover time.
• Flight price: Mangaluru to Budapest flight ticket ranges between ₹40,000 and ₹85,000.

Standing on the bank of the River Danube, Budapest is the treasure land of natural beauty, history, culture, gorgeous architecture, thermal baths, and cuisines. The city includes marvellous buildings and monuments with a combination of different architectural styles, such as – Renaissance, Gothic Roman, and Ottoman. Budapest is also famous for its numerous thermal springs that are popular for relaxation and medicinal baths. What also needs a special mention is the cuisine. Sample the best goulash in Budapest.

Places to visit in Budapest

You should visit the following places during your Budapest tour:

• Hungarian National Museum: The Hungarian National Museum or Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum building was constructed in a classical style. The major attractions of this museum is the Royal Regalia and the lavish crown of St. Stephen. The crown was fabricated with precious stones and pearls. Also, this museum preserves artefacts from the time of the Stone Age to the Roman Age, as well as the early Middle Ages. The national museum exhibits the objects, including the Turkish weapons associated with the freedom struggle of Hungary. Another interesting object of this museum is the grand piano of Beethoven. There is a monument of famous Hungarian poet Janos Arany nearer to the huge portico of the museum.
• Hungarian State Opera House: The Hungarian State Opera House, or Magyar Allami Operahaz, was built with Neo-Renaissance-style architecture. The interior of the opera house is decorated with beautiful artworks and sculptures made by the eminent artists of the country. The auditorium of this opera house has a horse-shoe-shaped structure and contains the seat for 1300 people. The opera house stages the performances of the Hungarian National Ballet and the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra. Moreover, there are daily guided tours available in the English language for tourists.
• The Museum of Fine Arts: The Museum of Fine Arts or Szepmuveszeti Muzeum archives one of the largest collections from the ‘Old Masters of Europe’. The museum is divided into six departments – Egyptian antiquities, classical antiquities, sculptures, prints and drawings, old Hungarian collections, and the Old Master paintings. The old Hungarian collection exhibits sculptures, portraits, still lives, genre paintings, and stone carvings from cathedrals, palaces, and monastic buildings. The Old Master paintings showcase almost 3000 paintings from Britain, Italy, Spain, Germany, and central Europe. The Egyptian antiquities section preserves Egyptian souvenirs, human and animal mummies, bronze statuettes, and archaeological elements. The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday.
• Hungarian Parliament Building: The Hungarian Parliament building was constructed in the Neo-Gothic architectural style to mark the 1000th anniversary of Hungary. This impressive building includes 691 rooms, long corridors, and staircases. The significant features of this building are - the Hungarian Crown Jewels, the entrance hall, the chamber of peers, the grand stairway, and the lobbies. The guided tour is available for tourists when the government is not sitting here. The tour lasts for 45 minutes.
• Budapest History Museum: Budapest History Museum is housed in Buda Castle on Castle Hill. It archives several pieces of furniture, photos, books, clothes, and equipment from the various ages of Hungary’s evolution. The Medieval Buda castle exhibition shows the arms of that period and the aristocratic families of Budapest on the stove tiles and carved stones. Visitors can learn about the royal families of Buda Castle from the seals, portraits, coins, and arms in pictures. People also learn about the detailed information of different periods of Buda Castle from the touch-screen display.

About Budapest Airport

Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport is located 23 km away from the city of Budapest. The IATA code for this airport is BUD. The address of Budapest airport is Budapest Airport, 1185. You will get several transport options from this airport for travelling to the city, such as train, rental car, taxi, and bus.

Before embarking on your journey on the flights to Budapest, you must follow the essential checklists:

• Ensure your mandatory documents, such as the Hungary Visa and passport, are always with you. For safety purposes, you should carry the soft copies of your documents on your mobile device for accessing them anytime and anywhere.
• The best time to visit Budapest is from March to May and September to November. The weather in the city remains pleasant during this time.
• Even though you can communicate in English, learning a few Hungarian phrases can come in handy.

Mangaluru, located in Karnataka between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea, is famous due to its beautiful hill stations, lush green gardens, and sea beaches. At the same time, Mangaluru is one of the country's strategic petroleum reserves. Now, if you want to explore the cultural side of this city, then you must come here during Mangalore Dasara, a ten-day festival. Moreover, you should try Mangalorean cuisines such as – chicken ghee roast, Kori gassi, Chicken sukka, and more.

About Mangaluru Airport

Mangalore International Airport is located 7 km away from the city. The IATA code for this airport is IXE. The official address for this airport is Bajpe Main Rd, Kenjar HC, 574142. Multiple transport options are available from this airport, such as – rental car, bus, and taxi.

Want to visit Budapest? Then you need to apply for a Hungary visa. Obtaining this visa involves several steps. But please keep in mind that Hungary is a Schengen country and you will need a Hungary Schengen visa. To learn more about Hungary visas for Indians, visit our Hungary visa guide.