Bengaluru to Prayagraj Flights

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Officially called Prayagraj, it is a popular city in Uttar Pradesh, you may also know Prayagraj as Allahabad. By booking the Bengaluru to Prayagraj flight you will get several deals online at the lowest price. With our 6E Food menu, book your favourite snack and drink directly through our website and add it to your Bengaluru to Prayagraj flights. Apart from this, you can avail various exciting services like 6E Prime to get offers on seat, snack combo, and more.

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Prayagraj, also known as Prayag is a famous city in Uttar Pradesh. The city was originally called Allahabad until the name was changed in 2018 by the state government, Yogi Adityanath.

• Bengaluru to Prayagraj distance: The aerial distance between Bengaluru to Prayagraj is around 1453 km.
• Bengaluru to Prayagraj flights: To make an Bengaluru to Prayagraj flight ticket reservation, go to the official IndiGo website or book through the mobile application. Along with that, you can also book your return route flights from Prayagraj to Bengaluru for your convenience.
• Bengaluru to Prayagraj flight duration: Bengaluru to Prayagraj flight duration depends on layovers and the flight route.
• Bengaluru to Prayagraj flight price: The fares vary depending on when you book your flight ticket. However, the cost may range between INR 8,000 and INR 12,000.
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Places to visit in Prayagraj

Formally known as Allahabad, the city of Prayagraj is a sacred destination often compared to holy cities like Haridwar and Varanasi. There are several places to visit here, some of them are listed below.

• Triveni Sangam: The confluence of the three important rivers of Hinduism occurs at the Triveni Sangam, a revered place in Prayagraj. It is one of the most revered places here and it often hosts some of the most important religious festivals and fairs. The confluence of rivers Ganga, Yamuna and Sarasvati is called Sangam. The whole of Prayagraj is often referred to as Sangam due to the prominence of this area. The highly auspicious Kumbh Mela takes place here once in every 12 years.
• Khusro Bagh: Formerly a graveyard adjacent to the Allahabad junction, Khusro Bagh is now a Mughal-designed walled garden. Khusro Bagh has three magnificently built sandstone mausoleums honouring Mughal aristocracy such as Shah Begum, Khusrau Mirza and Nithar Begum, who were all related to Akbar's son Jahangir. The three-storied structure of Shah Begum's mausoleum is similar to Fatehpur Sikri. It is one of the most beautiful sights in Prayagraj.
• Anand Bhavan: The original Swaraj Bhavan was converted into the headquarters of the Indian National Congress in the 1930s and is now a well-known tourist attraction in Prayagraj. To accommodate himself and his family, Motilal Nehru had to buy Anand Bhavan. The ancient house museum now houses the Jawahar Planetarium. To decorate this home and create a replica of the original Swaraj Bhavan, Motilal Nehru acquired European furniture and the highest quality Chinese.
• Allahabad Museum: One of the most prominent and magnificent museums in India is the Allahabad Museum which opened its doors for the first time in 1931. It contains important artefacts of modern Indian history, making it a place of national importance. This museum is used by researchers from academic, historical, archaeological and other fields. In addition, there is a collection of ancient stones that shows ancient rock art, which many historians consider as essential research material. One of the first museums in the world to use sustainable and environmentally friendly energy production methods is the Allahabad Museum. It is supported by a solar energy system and is self-sufficient in electricity generation.
• Allahabad Fort: In the Triveni Sangam of Allahabad, this majestic structure dating back to 1583 stands as a monument to the city's glorious past and serves as a reference point for tourists. The famous Mughal Emperor Akbar is said to have drawn much inspiration from the atmosphere of Prayagraj. As a result, he decided to build a large fortress nearby. This fort was meant to protect the sacred Akshayavat tree of the local Hindus. The Archaeological Survey of India preserves the interior of the Allahabad Fort and considers it a monument of national importance. The exterior of the fort shows the mastery of Mughal architecture with visible designs and inscriptions at several places. If you are a tourist in Prayagraj, don't forget to admire the magnificence of the fort.

Know Prayagraj Airport

Prayagraj Airport is located 12 km from the main city. This airport is jointly managed by the Airports Authority of India and the Indian Air Force. The IATA code for Prayagraj Airport is IXD.

Reasons to visit Bengaluru

Bengaluru has a lovely blend of cultural heritage and high-tech modern marvels. You can book flights to Bengaluru and see it for yourself. There are attractions like amusement parks, heritage buildings and more.

• Bangalore Palace: One of the top tourist destinations, Bangalore Palace, was built by Chamaraja Wodeyar in 1884. A stunning Tudor Gothic building with huge windows, wood carvings and turrets, it is a monument to the great architecture of its time.
• Cubbon Park: This is a spacious and well-kept park with manicured lawns. Get in touch with nature by coming to the park, which has beautiful hiking trails also.
• Lal Bagh Botanical Garden: This is one of the most beautiful gardens in India. Tipu Sultan later modified it, after it was built by Hyder Ali. Here, the Gardens Glass House is inspired by London's Crystal Palace.
• National Museum of Modern Art: Art and history lovers should visit the Bengaluru National Gallery of Modern Art. The museum has a collection of about 500 paintings. All artwork is labeled and organized by various historical periods, art schools and artists for easy viewing.
• Bannerghatta National Park: The Bannerghatta National Park is close to the town and a great place to visit if you are nature and wildlife lover.

Know Kempegowda International Airport

Kempegowda International Airport (BLR), is an international airport serving the city and its neighbouring towns.

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