Patna to Budapest Flights

Budapest is an amalgamation of two cities: Buda, which is well known for its hill station and Pest, which is famous for its modern lifestyle. The River Danube flows between these two parts, giving life to the famous Hungarian capital that attracts visitors from across the world with its beauty. So, if you want to visit this outstanding city, book a Patna to Budapest flight with IndiGo.

The codeshare partnership between IndiGo and Turkish Airlines enables you to get on flights to Budapest from Patna. Furthermore, IndiGo offers modern services like priority check-in and baggage handling, booking seats and meals in advance, and more. These facilities make your flying experience more delightful.

You should check these pointers before booking your Patna to Budapest flight ticket with IndiGo:

• Distance: The aerial distance from Patna to Budapest is 6174 km.
• Flights details: IndiGo operates regular connecting flights to Budapest from Patna. Moreover, regular return route flights are also available from Budapest to Patna.
• Flight duration: The flights to Budapest from Patna take between 27 hours and 52 hours, depending on the layover.
• Flight ticket price: Patna to Budapest flight ticket price ranges between ₹40,000 and ₹70,000.

Budapest is a marvellous city with its historical heritage, rich architecture, gastronomy, and diverse culture. With its green hills, majestic bank of the River Danube, and pleasant temperature, it attracts millions of tourists every year. Budapest also has an industrial side, including – automobiles, food production and processing, among others.

But what brings visitors to this city is its vibrant culture and sumptuous food. Explore the city, and you will surely unearth an eatery that will deliver you a gastronomical experience that will stay with you forever.

Places to visit in Budapest

You should visit these places in Budapest during your trip:

• Hero’s Square: The most attractive feature of the Hero's Square is the Gabriel Archangel's Column. This column is also known as the Millennium Monument because it was constructed for the 1896 Millennium celebrations. The celebration was held to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of Hungary for its ancestors' settlement in the Carpathian Basin. On the top of this column, there is the statue of Archangel Gabriel holding St. Stephen's Crown. The monument won the first prize in the World Exhibition of 1900 in Paris. Apart from the monument, the Hero's Square consists of 14 statues of kings and heroes. Visitors can also see the Hungarian War Memorial in front of the column.
• Hungarian National Gallery: The Hungarian National Gallery is installed within Buda Castle. It has an amazing preservation of Hungarian artworks as well as international artworks. The paintings of the 18th and 19th centuries depict the history of the Hungarian nation. Hungarian National Gallery also organises permanent exhibitions on the development and chronicle of Hungarian arts, stone carvings from the Medieval and Renaissance age, wood carvings, fragments of the Gothic period, and winged altarpieces. There is a separate room that shows the works of the celebrity artist Mihaly Munkacsy.
• Hungarian National Museum: The National Museum building is decorated with Hungarian classical-style architecture. The building looks like a Roman temple because of its gorgeous, sculpted pediment and columns. The interior of this museum is erected with marble pillars. The walls and the ceilings of the museum are covered with beautiful paintings. This museum houses numerous archaeological objects and historical treasures of Hungary. Some of the attractive artefacts of this museum are – the statue of a golden deer from the 6th century BC, the coronation cloak used by the Hungarian kings, and the crown from the 13th century.
• Budapest Opera House: The Opera House or the Magyar Allami Operahaz is located in the city centre of Budapest and designed with Neo-Renaissance style architecture. The Opera House features several sculptures, frescos, and artworks by local artists such as Karloy Lotz and Bertalan Szekely. The reception hall exhibits the works of Arpad Feszty. There are the statues of Ference Erkel, the composer of the National Anthem of Hungary, and another Hungarian composer, Franz Liszt, at the entrance of the opera. There are several guided tours available in different languages for exploring this opera house. Moreover, the visitors can attend shows, events, and performances throughout the year.
• Budapest History Museum: The Budapest History Museum, or the Castle Museum, is housed in the Buda Castle. It has four floors – the basement, ground, first, and second floor. The museum preserves the elements of the Hungarian lifestyle, archaeology, and history and recreates traditional rooms and living spaces with Hungarian culture. The chapel and the Gothic Hall are the most attractive rooms within the museum. Some of the attractive features of this museum are the Hungarian-Anjou silk carpet, marble carvings of King Matthias’ Palace, and Gothic sculptures. It organises several permanent and temporary exhibitions on history and art.

Budapest Airport

Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD) is located 23 km away from the city. The official address of Budapest Airport is Budapest Airport, 1185. You will get several transport options such as – bus, train, taxi, and rental cars from this airport to visit Budapest.

Before boarding the Patna to Budapest flight, there are certain essential checklists you must follow:

• Carry your essential documents, like the Hungary visa and passport for your travel. Also, you must keep soft copies on your mobile device so that you can access them anytime.
• The best time to visit Budapest is from March to May and September to November. The weather remains pleasant at this time.
• Hungary uses the Hungarian Forint (HUF) as its currency, so while you are travelling, exchange some INR into HUF to avoid any inconvenience.
• Learning a few Hungarian words can be great for your social interaction in Budapest.

Patna, once known as Pataliputra, is the capital city of the Indian state of Bihar. The city is famous for its ancient history and culture, dating from 600 B.C. Strolling through Patna will enable you to explore some of the best architectural remains of ancient India. Also, the famous Nalanda University is not far from this city.

Patna Airport

Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport (PAT) is located 7 km away from the city of Patna. The official address of this airport is Shaheed Pir Ali Khan Marg, Bhatpura Village, Sheikhpura, 800014. You will get various transport mediums such as bus, taxi, rental car, and train to travel to and from the airport.

Want to visit Hungary? 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.