Udaipur to Copenhagen Flights

Copenhagen, the Capital of Denmark lies on the Zealand and Amager Islands, which is separated from Malmö, Sweden, by the strait of Øresund. The geographical location of this city makes it one of the most scenic capitals of Europe. Along with that, Modern-day grandiose architecture, pleasant weather, rich history, and vibrant culture further enhance the charm of this city. Book direct flight from Udaipur to Copenhagen with IndiGo without any hassle.

Besides regular flights to Copenhagen, IndiGo also offers a host of additional amenities that further your flying experience. This includes pre-booking of seats and snacks of your choice, priority check-in and boarding, baggage handling, and many other satisfying services.

Important things to know about IndiGo's Udaipur to Copenhagen flight

• Distance: The aerial distance between Udaipur and Copenhagen is 5975 km.
• Flight options: IndiGo operates regular direct flights to Copenhagen. Moreover, you can also book a return route flight from Copenhagen to Udaipur with IndiGo.
• Flight duration: Flights to Copenhagen from Udaipur take about 27 hours to 53 hours, depending on the associated layover.
• Flight ticket fares: A one-way Udaipur to Copenhagen flight ticket fare ranges from ₹40,000 to ₹70,000.

One of the most influential cities in Western Europe, Copenhagen, is the commercial and cultural centre of this region. Apart from all its aesthetics, Copenhagen is also popular for celebrating sustainability and supporting a greener way of life. So, you can rent a cycle and roam around the city exploring different neighbourhoods and the exquisite cuisine that it has to offer.

Places to explore in Copenhagen

Here are the best places that you can visit during your trip to Copenhagen:

• Little Mermaid: The Little Mermaid is undoubtedly a must-see site for everyone who visits Copenhagen. Unveiled on August 23, 1913, the world-famous landmark in Copenhagen is the creation of Edvard Eriksen. Sitting at the Langelinie promenade near Copenhagen Harbour, the monument is an important national symbol for Denmark, celebrating Andersen's stories and the city's maritime history. The Little Mermaid is the character from a famous fairy tale by Andersen who wishes for an immortal soul and true love.
• Zinkglobal: During your trip to Copenhagen, visit Zinkglobal - a large sculpture standing tall at 3 metres made of old metal parts. It is located near the Little Mermaid statue in port. One of the most famous monuments of Copenhagen, Zinkglobal, was built by Kim Michael an artist in 2012. The monument is important for the capital of Denmark because it symbolises cooperation between humanity and the common dream to enter the future. Moreover, it represents the importance of this port city and its history as a centre of trade and commerce. Here, you will learn that the iconic symbol, Zinkglobal, reflects the modern spirit and art scene of the city too.
• The Statue of Hans Christian Andersen: The deep connection between Copenhagen and the storyteller Hans Christian Andersen is something to be noticed. A tribute to Copenhagen's most famous and celebrated authors, The Statue of Hans Christian Andersen is located in Rosenborg Castle Gardens, and the sculpture was built by Danish sculptor August Saabye in 1880. Visit here to see Andersen seated on a bench, inviting visitors to sit beside him, symbolising Andersen's literary contributions and his impact on Danish Culture.
• Forgotten Giants: If you are a nature lover, you are going to love the Forgotten Giants, which are six unique monuments scattered throughout different parts of Copenhagen. Made from recycled wood, you will find each forgotten giant present somewhere in the natural setting of forests or parks. Built by Thomas Dambo as a part of an environmental art project in 2016, the sculptures show the importance of preserving green spaces and valuing sustainability. Moreover, the giants symbolise the harmony between nature and creativity and are very popular in Copenhagen.
• Lur Blowers: The next site you must visit on your trip is Lur Blowers, which consists of two bronze figures on a granite base blowing bronze horns. Designed by Anton Rosen and Sigfried Wagner in 1913 to symbolise the importance of music and the performing arts in Danish culture, it is located near Copenhagen City Hall. Here, you will find the vibrant arts scene as the monument stands as a testament to Copenhagen's cultural heritage and its commitment to fostering artistic expression and cultural experiences.

Copenhagen Airport

Copenhagen Airport Kastrup or Copenhagen Airport (IATA code: CPH) is an international airport that serves Copenhagen, Zealand, Oresund and many parts of the south of Sweden. The airport is located in the municipality of Tarnby in Amager Island, and the official address of the airport is Copenhagen Airports A/S, Lufthavnsboulevarden 6, DK-2770 Kastrup. The airport is located about 11.5 km south of the main city and you can get a bus, train, and taxi to travel to the city.

Here are a few things that you should keep in mind while booking flights to Copenhagen from Udaipur:

• Copenhagen has hot summers and cool winters. And the months of March to May or between June and August are pleasant ones. So, the best time to visit Copenhagen is during these months.
• To enter Copenhagen city, you will need a Denmark visa and other necessary documents like a passport.
• Try to get a Copenhagen card to save money on many attractions and public transit.

Udaipur is a city in Rajasthan that is popular for its glorious and extensive history, majestic palaces, and pristine lakes. Accompanied by them are the bustling markets selling colourful clothes and ornaments while offering a taste of authentic Rajasthani cuisine.

Udaipur Airport

Udaipur Airport, or Maharana Pratap Airport, is the primary international airport in Udaipur. The IATA code of this airport is UDR, and its official address is JV9R+X32, NH 76, Dabok, 313022. The airport is located about 20 km from the main city of Udaipur, and you can take a bus and taxi to travel to and from the airport.

Visa and Immigration To visit this Scandinavian nation of Denmark, you need to apply for a Denmark visa from India. However, Denmark is a member of the European Union and part of the Schengen area, meaning, you need to apply for a Schengen visa instead. You need to apply for the Denmark visa from the government website or VFS Global in your home city. To know more, you can read our Denmark Visa Guide.