Guwahati to Gaya Flights

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IndiGo’s vast travel network of intercity flight connectivity transports millions of people from faraway places in the shortest time possible. On popular demand, IndiGo operates daily connecting Guwahati to Gaya flights at affordable rates. Check out the official website of IndiGo to get cheap air tickets on this route.

The two cities, Guwahati and Gaya, are important destinations in their respective states and witness huge footfall throughout the year. Bridging an aerial distance of approximately 692km, a connecting flight from Guwahati to Gaya goes through Kolkata and takes anything between 4 hours and 7 hours, depending on the layover time. You can also return from Gaya to Guwahati via IndiGo.

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Once in Gaya, you may choose to fly to a few other popular routes on one of IndiGo’s –

• Gaya to Kolkata flight
• Gaya to Mumbai flight
• Gaya to Bengaluru flight
• Gaya to Varanasi flight

Visit the ‘flight schedule’ page on IndiGo’s website, goIndiGo.in, to check for the availability of tickets and flight timings for the above routes.

Gaya – ‘The City of Enlightenment’

Situated on the banks of River Falgu, Gaya is a major city and a popular tourist destination in Bihar. It is located approximately 98.3km from the state capital, Patna. Gaya is an important pilgrimage site for the Hindus, Jains, and Buddhists. Legend has it that Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment under a peepal tree in this very place. It is also believed that one gets ‘moksha’ or deliverance from the vicious cycle of birth and death for their ancestors by praying at Gaya. The historical tales of the city, alongside its natural beauty, are enough to enchant any traveller.

Things to do in Gaya

When in Gaya, visit some of the oldest temples and monasteries. You may also meet and interact with a Buddhist monk, who will narrate to you some fascinating tales about the city. History buffs must plan a visit to the nearby monuments and museums housing a collection of ancient scriptures dating back to several centuries. Explore the local food joints to taste a few delectable sweets of Bihar.

Tourist attractions in Gaya

Gaya is adorned with several places of religious and historical significance. The most popular tourist attractions here include the Dungeshwari Temple, Maa Mangala Gauri Temple, Muchalinda Lake, Pind Daan Gaya Ji, Mahabodhi Temple, The Royal Bhutan Monastery, The Archaeological Museum, and The Great Buddha Statue, among others.

Places to shop in Gaya

There are numerous street shops and markets in Gaya for you to shop from. The Tibetan Refugee Market is a great place to buy books and novels on Buddhism, artefacts, accessories, handicrafts, and souvenirs. Kundan Bazaar is famous for reasonably priced goods, such as Buddha statues, gift articles, and clothing. For branded clothing and goods, visit GB Road, which is the main shopping destination in the city.

Best time to visit

October to March is the best time to visit Gaya. April to May is also a good time for devotees who want to take part in the Buddha Purnima festival.

Modes of transport

Cycle rickshaws and auto-rickshaws are the cheapest and best ways to travel around Gaya. Taxi services are also available for sightseeing and short-distance travel. One can also explore the nearby tourist attractions on foot.

Weather in Gaya

Summers (March to June) are extremely hot with temperatures soaring up to 45-degree Celsius. Winters (December to February) are relatively pleasant with temperatures occasionally dropping below 10-degree Celsius at night. Gaya receives heavy rainfall during monsoon, which lasts from July to September.

Airport in Gaya

Gaya International Airport (IATA: GAY) is the only airport in the city serving flights to major locations across India. To find out about IndiGo flights operating at this airport, visit the ‘flight schedule’ page on IndiGo’s website.

Guwahati – ‘The Gateway of Northeast India’

Guwahati lies on the banks of River Brahmaputra in the foothills of the Shillong Plateau. Spread across an area of 216 sq. km, it is the largest city in the state of Assam. The history of Guwahati goes back to the 4^th century. Earlier known as Pragjyotishpura or ‘the light of the East’, Guwahati is one of the fastest-growing cities in India today. The city is particularly famous for its natural beauty and religious shrines, particularly the Kamakhya Temple, situated on top of Nilachal Hills.

Tourist attractions in Guwahati

Guwahati is home to many of the ancient temples, including the Kamakhya Shakti Pitha. Besides, there are quite a few historical spots and wildlife sanctuaries, which are worth visiting. The most popular ones include the Umananda Temple, Christ Church, Srimanta Sankardev Kalakshetra, Bhupen Hazarika Museum, The Assam State Museum, Guwahati War Memorial, Manas National Park, and Kaziranga National Park, among others.

Places to shop in Guwahati

Ganeshguri Market is the main commercial zone in the city, famous for Assam silk and traditional Mekhela outfits. The Fancy Bazaar in old Guwahati is known for ethnic clothes, handicrafts, and traditional gamosa, jaapi, and tribal art. You can shop for home décor, furniture, jewellery, and accessories from Guwahati’s Pan Bazaar. Popular shopping destinations for high-street brands in the city include the Central Mall and City Centre Mall.

Modes of transport

Buses are the most convenient and economical mode of transport in Guwahati. Taxis, auto-rickshaws, and rented motorbikes are also a good option to get around the city.

Weather in Guwahati

Guwahati experiences a humid subtropical climate, where summers (March to June) are quite hot and humid with temperatures rising to 32-degree Celsius. Winters (December to January) are cold and pleasant with the average temperature hovering around 11-degree Celsius. Monsoon (July to September) brings adequate rainfall.

Airport in Guwahati

IndiGo operates multiple flights from Guwahati Airport (IATA: GAU) to various parts of the country. For more information, visit the ‘flight schedule’ page on the IndiGo website.

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