Paris to Indore Flights

Indore, the largest and the most populous city of Madhya Pradesh is located on the Malwa Plateau. The reasons that make this city charming are the cultural legacy that has been kept for generations, lush green parks, eye-catching temples and subtle signs of urbanisation. Although Indore stands among the top cities in terms of development in the country, it is also the cleanest city in India. You can now fly to this charming city of India via IndiGo, as the codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines has made it possible. So, what are you waiting for? Book your Paris to Indore flight and explore the delightful city of India.

Your journey from Indore to Paris or Paris to Indore flight ticket will be hassle-free, like a dream, with IndiGo, which provides you with the best possible services ever. For example, priority check-in, boarding and baggage services pre-booking of meals and seats and many more services to make your trip relaxing.

• Distance: The aerial distance between Paris and Indore is around 6930 km.
• Flight options: IndiGo operates regular flights to Indore. You can also book a return route flight from Indore to Paris with IndiGo. It reduces your hassle.
• Flight time: Flights to Indore from Paris take about 16 hours to 32 hours, depending on the layover time.
• Flight ticket fares: Paris to Indore flight ticket fares range from ₹60,000 to ₹90,000.

Indore, a city in Madhya Pradesh, always satisfies travellers with its verdant parks, beautiful temples, and impressive markets. Besides being a forerunner in urbanisation, this charming city is also one of the educational hubs of the state, housing the biggest and best universities and colleges. Moreover, Indore is full of amazing architecture and historic attractions. There are a plethora of things to see and do. So, hurry up and book your flight to Indore via goIndiGo.in.

Places to visit in Indore

Here are some of the best places that you might explore on your trip to Indore:

• Lal Bagh Palace: Want to know something about the history of Indore? Visit Lal Bagh Palace, which was once home to the Holkar Dynasty. Although its construction began during the reign of Tukoji Rao Holkar II, it was completed after 35 years by the successor, Tukoji Rao Holkar III, in 1921. The rose garden turned museum has artefacts of earlier times from the Holkar Dynasty and Maratha Empire. Moreover, you will find coin collections from the Mughal period, too. The plethora of features like Italian-style wall paintings and Greek mythological reliefs in its interior will take you on a virtual tour, out of India.
• Rajwada: The next place to visit during your trip to Indore is Rajwada. Another construction of Holkars, this beautiful and historical palace dates back more than 200 years and is located near the Chhatris and Khajuri Market in Indore. An example of royal architectural skills, Rajwada is a seven-storied building nestled between the crowded streets. This palace also faces a beautiful garden with a statue of Queen Ahilya Bai. The garden also has a waterfall and beautiful fountains.
• Indore White Church: Want to learn about the pre-independence era? Visit the structure made from milky marble stone — the White Church. It was built by Robert M C Hamilton in 1858 for the Christians living in India, during the pre‐independence times. By visiting the oldest Church of Central India, you get an idea of ancient British architecture. The church is in all its splendour when it gets decorated on the occasion of Christmas.
• Khajrana Temple: Another site to explore in Indore is Khajrana Ganesh Temple. This is among the most powerful shrines of Lord Ganesha, which was created by the orders of the brave Maratha Queen, Rani Ahilyabai Holkar. From a small hut to safeguard the idol of Lord Ganesha from Mughal emperor Aurangzeb, this temple has now grown into a big temple with large inner and outer sanctums. Visit this temple during the Vinayak Chaturthi, which is celebrated with a lot of zest and fervour, here.
• Gandhi Hall: While you are in an Indore town, Gandhi Hall is a must-see for you. It has an impressive architectural building that was made in 1904 by Charles Frederick Stevens. Though the red and white monument was renamed after the death of Mahatma Gandhi, it was earlier known by the name of King Edward Hall. Today, the landmark serves as a town hall that also hosts cultural events and art exhibitions. Gandhi Hall is an Indo-Gothic style building that has ornate minarets, domes, and frescoed ceilings. So, on your trip to Indore, remember to explore the extraordinary landmarks of town.

Devi Ahilyabai Holkar Airport, also known as Indore Airport, is an international airport that serves the capital of Madhya Pradesh. The IATA code of this airport is IDR, and its official address is PRH3+6MQ, Devi Ahilyabai Holkar Airport Area, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 453112. The airport is located about 7 km from the main city. You can take a bus or taxi to commute to and from the airport.

The capital of France, Paris, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. The ‘city of love’ as it is often tagged, is brimmed with rich history, world-famous museums, varied neighbourhoods, incredible shops, restaurants, and an eye-catching fashion scene. This city is almost heaven for fashion lovers and foodies.

About Paris Airport

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) is often known by the name of Roissy Airport and is the main airport in Paris. Located approximately 30 km north of the main city. The official address of the airport is 95700 Roissy-en-France. You can reach the airport via bus, taxi, train, and metro.

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