Gaya to Delhi Flights

Fly to a great vacation with Gaya to Delhi flights

Take your travel plans to the next level by flying with the coolest airline of India. With IndiGo, you get on-time performance, hassle-free journey and a comfortable experience throughout. But, what makes it even more memorable is getting all this at the lowest fares.

You can book your Gaya to Delhi flights with IndiGo’s connecting route options through Varanasi and Kolkata. With options to catch the cheapest flight tickets and choose from an array of add-on services, you can make your Gaya to Delhi flight an even more enjoyable experience.

Best time to book Gaya to Delhi flights

For any travel plan, the best time to book is about 2 months before your travel date. You can book a round trip for your Gaya to Delhi flight or make a separate return flight booking for Delhi to Gaya route in advance to make more savings on your airfare.

What makes booking with IndiGo a better option?

From the lowest booking fee to additional discounts and services, you can get a wide range of benefits by booking directly with IndiGo. Some of these are:

• Easy EMIs on bookings
• Multiple fare options
• Multiple payment options
• 6E Add-ons – Inflight snacks, extra baggage allowance, choice of seat and more
• Booking-related help with Dottie, an AI-powered chatbot assistant

You can also catch all the latest offers for additional discounts on the offers page.

Delhi – Witnessing India’s national capital

Anyone who plans a visit to Delhi must take out some time to check out the various tourist spots that Delhi has to offer. From historic monuments to modern cityscapes, ancient charm of Old Delhi to new-age restaurants, budget shopping hubs to luxury shopping malls - you can find an amalgamation of experiences in Delhi.

Here are the top experiences in Delhi:

India Gate: This is one of the most popular tourist spots in Delhi, and experiences heavy footfall from the locals as well.

Qutub Minar: Built by Qutub-ud-din Aibak, this is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Lotus Temple: Named after the shape and look of the temple, this lotus-shaped structure is a popular attraction in the city.

Red Fort: The primary residence of emperors in the Mughal era, today the fort is used for significant country-wide celebrations.

Old Fort: The Old Fort is a heritage site that dates back to the pre-Mauryan period, and some remains from the same era have been found here.

Go for a spiritual tour: You can have your prayers heard at various religious sites in Delhi, from Jama Masjid to Akshardham Temple, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib to Sacred Heart Cathedral.

Lip-smacking food: You can binge on street food or check out one of the many fine-dining restaurants, and find almost any cuisine that satisfies your love for food.

Shop all you want: Whether you are looking for budget shopping or luxury shopping, there is a place for you in Delhi to go.

Best time to visit Delhi

With temperatures that go to extremes in both summers and winters, Delhi is most suitable for a visit during the months of October to November and February to March.

Getting around in Delhi

It is very convenient to commute in Delhi, thanks to the extensive metro rail system and the buses, taxis, autorickshaws and e-rickshaws that are available for most part of the day.

Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL)

Making the most of your visit to Gaya

If you are planning to go around Gaya, there are a few places that should be on your list beforehand to make your tour worthwhile. This city from the northeastern state of Bihar, India, takes you back in time through its many structures from the late medieval period. It is an attractive destination for religious tourists and travel enthusiasts alike.

Here are the best-known places in Gaya:

Great Buddha Statue: This is one of the most famous tourist spots in Gaya, and was installed by the Dalai Lama. It is one of the biggest statues of Lord Buddha in India.

Chinese Temple: With golden statues of Lord Buddha installed inside, this temple sports beautiful Chinese architecture along with travelogues written by ancient Chinese scholars who travelled to India.

Bodhi Tree: The tree is a symbol of knowledge among followers of Buddhism as this is where Lord Buddha is believed to have attained enlightenment.

Vishnupad Temple: Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, this temple contains footprints that are believed to be his.

Apart from these, you can also check out the Tibetan Monastery, Shrine of Hazrat Makhdoom Syed Shah Durwesh Ashraf, Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple and Muchalinda Lake during your visit to Gaya.

Airport: Gaya International Airport (GAY)

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