Jaipur to Patna Flights

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Jaipur and Patna are two frequently visited cities. Located in opposite directions, a road or rail journey is too cumbersome. But, the same distance can be covered quickly comfortably with Jaipur to Patna flights or vice-versa. IndiGo also vouches for Jaipur to Patna lowest airfare options.

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IndiGo operates a number of connecting flights from Jaipur to Patna with a layover in Mumbai, Delhi or Bengaluru. Jaipur to Patna flights can take from 10 hours and 5 minutes to 3 hours and 45 minutes depending on the duration of your layover.

On your Jaipur to Patna flights, you can avail Saver or Flexi Plus options as well. To book your flight ticket, visit the IndiGo official website or download the IndiGo app.

Travellers can also book their return Patna to Jaipur flights through IndiGo. If you want to visit other cities from Patna, you can book tickets on:

• Patna to Delhi flight
• Patna to Mumbai flight
• Patna to Bengaluru flight
• Patna to Kolkata flight

Patna

Patna is the capital of Bihar and one of the most populous cities in eastern India. It was once the capital of the Gupta, Magadha and Maurya kingdoms. Back then, it was called Pataliputra. Aryabhatta, Chanakya and famous scholars from all over the world used to reside here. It was also a hub for learning and exchanging ideas, trade and commerce.

Things to do in Patna

A very popular activity in Patna is taking a calming boat ride on the Ganga from Gandhi Ghat. You can take a leisurely stroll at Buddha Smriti Park or Nehru Park. You must not forget to spend a few hours at the Patna museum, which is home to artefacts and sculptures dating back to ancient times.

Tourist attractions in Patna

You will have a busy schedule in Patna because there are so many places to visit, such as Gandhi Ghat, Khuda Baksh Oriental Library, St Mary’s Church, Indira Gandhi Planetarium and East Champaran.

Places to shop in Patna

If you are interested in purchasing Madhubani paintings, then you must visit Maurya Lok Emporium and Ajanta Boutique. Then you should visit Patna Market and Khaitan Market if you want to buy jewellery, clothes or local artwork.

Best time to visit Patna

The most ideal time to explore Patna is winters when the weather is cool.

Modes of transport

Patna boasts extensive road and rail connectivity. You can also avail special tourist buses operated by the state transport corporation. Auto-rickshaws or tempos are the easiest and most budget-friendly way to travel around the city. Peddle rickshaws are perfect for short-distance commute.

Weather in Patna

During the summer season, Patna’s temperature shoots up. Summers last from April to June, after which the monsoon arrives to bring respite from the heat. The rainy season continues until September. Winters are really cold and last from November to February.

Airport in Patna

Patna Airport (IATA- PAT) links Patna to all major cities of India. You can visit IndiGo’s website for more information about Patna flight routes.

Jaipur

The reason Jaipur is called the Pink City is that Maharaj Ram Singh II, had the whole city painted pink to extend a gesture of courtesy and hospitality to the visiting Queen Victoria and the Prince of Whales. The city was founded by Maharaja Jai Singh II who ascended the throne at the age of 11. He then became one of the finest rulers in Indian history and established Jaipur as a fort to repel enemies. Since its foundation, Jaipur has been famous for its unique culture and traditions.

Tourist attractions in Jaipur

Tourist attractions are aplenty in Jaipur because of its rich historical heritage. The awe-inspiring massive monuments are a tribute to the fiercely independent Rajput spirit. Some of the most popular tourist sites are Jaipur City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Amber Palace, Jal Mahal and Nahargarh Fort.

Places to shop in Jaipur

All visitors to Jaipur simply have to purchase the impressive local handicraft artefacts and intricate jewellery. Johari Bazaar, Tripolia Bazaar, Bapu Bazaar Nehru Bazaar and Tibbati Market are just the places where you will find the best of Jaipuri clothes, shoes, upholstery, trinkets, etc.

Modes of transport

Owing to its status as one of the most popular heritage cities of India, in Jaipur, there is no dearth of modes of transport. Buses, minibuses, tempos and taxis are easily available. Three-wheeled taxis are a speciality of Jaipur.

Weather in Jaipur

Jaipur rests in close proximity to the Thar desert, which is why it has a semi-arid climate. The day temperature is extremely high in summers. Jaipur gets minimal yearly rainfall. Only the winter months are cool and pleasant.

Airport in Jaipur

Jaipur International Airport (IATA: JAI) is one of the busiest in India. IndiGo operates regular flights from this airport.

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