Rome to Amritsar Flights

Amritsar, the heritage city of North India is also referred to as the Golden City of Punjab. A timeless city, a visit to Amritsar ensures nourishment for the heart and soul. From the resplendent Golden Temple to the harrowing Jallianwala Bagh, Amritsar has preserved heritage, history and culture. Now, with IndiGo and its codeshare partner Turkish Airlines, you can fly from Rome to Amritsar at a fraction of the cost.

The airline in partnership with Turkish Airlines, operates regular flights on this route. You can avail of some of the lowest-fare flights from Rome to Amritsar or Amritsar to Rome flight tickets when booking your travel dates with IndiGo. The airline is noted for their exceptional service and passengers can enjoy a comfortable flight to the heritage city of India by pre-booking their meals through the 6E Tiffin feature. To avail of this service and more, book your flights through goIndiGo.in.

Before booking your Rome to Amritsar flight ticket, you need to be aware of some things concerning the flight route and the airline:

• Distance: The aerial distance between Rome and Amritsar is approximately 5,550 km.
• Flight details: IndiGo’s codeshare partner, Turkish Airlines, operates regular flights to Amritsar from Rome.
• Flight duration: The flight from Rome to Amritsar can take anywhere between 20 to 40 hours. This can vary from flight to flight depending on the number of stops and layover duration.
• Flight ticket price: A one-way Rome to Amritsar flight ticket starts at INR 25,000.
• Track flight status : Stay updated with your Rome to Amritsar flight status in real-time with IndiGo flight tracker.

Amritsar is one of the most historically rich and spiritually alive cities in India. Founded by Guru Ram Das in the fifteenth century, the city houses several shrines and temples dedicated to Sikh culture. The name Amritsar comes from Amrit Sarovar which when translated from the Punjabi language stands for pool of nectar. Amritsar is not only for the spiritually awakened but also for those who love a lively and bustling atmosphere. From eclectic bazaars, and awe-inspiring monuments dedicated to worship to mouth-watering delicacies, Amritsar has something to offer to everyone.

Places to visit in Amritsar

• Khairuddin Mosque : Khairuddin Mosque is famously known as Jama Masjid and it is placed right in the centre of Amritsar. The mosque was made by Muhammad Khairuddin in 1876 and is a place of very high historical and cultural importance. The mosque is known for its intricate architecture which is atypical of Islamic style complete with ornate inscriptions on the wall and artistic calligraphy style of writing. If you want to catch the mosque in all its splendour, the best time to visit it would be during the month of Ramadan from May to June, when the mosque is beautified with lights and flowers.
• Jallianwala Bagh: The Jallianwala Bagh is a historically significant bagh or garden preserved in memory of the shooting that took place on innocent civilians gathered there on the occasion of Baisakhi on 13^th April 1919. The shooting took place on the orders of General Reginald Dyer, and it is believed that around 380 people died including children, women and men while nearly 1,000 people were seriously injured. The 7-acre garden complex has since then been visited by thousands of tourists from all over the world.
• Gobindgarh Fort : Gobindgarh Fort has been developed as an art gallery and live museum. The place has been home to many documents and arts of Sikhism. Gobindgarh Fort is located right at the centre of Amritsar and it houses the popular Zamzama Cannons. The fort has been under the management of the Indian Army and it was only in 2017 that it was opened up for public viewing.
• Partition Museum : The partition museum honours the memory of those affected by the India-Pakistan partition. It was established by the Punjab Government with help from The Arts and Cultural Heritage Trust of the United Kingdom. The museum treasures important documents, story materials and artefacts dating back to the sad chapter of partition in Indian history.
• Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum :This museum was built in the year 1997 as a replacement for Ram Bagh Palace. It stores the various artefacts and items of Maharaja Ranjit Singh such as paintings depicting various battles fought by the Maharaja. The museum comprises two domed-shaped buildings and one big tower making it one of the most beautiful architectures in Amritsar.

Amritsar Airport

Amritsar Airport (ATQ) also known as Sri Guru Ram Das Ji International Airport serves the city of Amritsar and lies about 11 km north-west of the city centre. In Northern India, it is considered to be the second-largest airport after Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. The airport offers several amenities that are of international standards, including options to eat and dine, transportation, and special facilities for differently abled persons.

Rome is the seat of the ancient Roman civilisation and is home to famous monuments like the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Arch of Titus and the Spanish Steps. Rome is also famous for having within itself, the smallest country in the world, the Vatican City which functions as the centre of the Roman Catholic Church. A Mediterranean country, Rome is known for its hot dry summers and cool yet humid winters. The people in Rome are very friendly and joyful and the food is wholesome and flavourful doused with generous amounts of olive oil.

Rome Airport

Rome has two international airports- Ciampino (IATA: CIA) and Leonardo da Vinci / Fiumicino (IATA: FCO). IndiGo operates flights from both airports.

• Ciampino Airport is located 12 km southeast of central Rome. It became operational in 1916 and continued to function as the main airport of Rome till 1960. It is one of the oldest operational airports.
• Leonardo da Vinci airport is situated in Fiumicino, about 35 km southwest of Rome city centre. The airport has four passenger terminals and it is one of the busiest airports in Europe, offering a range of amenities to passengers such as restaurants, ATMs, cafeterias, lounges and more. From the airport, one can opt for a bus, taxi, or even car rental and travel to central Rome.

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