Kolkata to Jaipur Flights

Book Kolkata to Jaipur flights with IndiGo

There are many flights between IndiGo and Jaipur which is one of the most popular cities in India. To find out the lowest flights from Kolkata to Jaipur, you can check in IndiGo's website. You can pre-order meals on our 6E Tiffin to enjoy munching delicious food on air as you make your flight between Kolkata and Jaipur. There are also further benefits, such as membership of the Ka-Ching Card. The best discounts with 6E rewards will be offered to the member by this card.

This magnificent city of Rajasthan, which still houses the royal family in Jaipur, has beautiful palaces and grand forts such as Amber fort and City Palace. In addition to the majestic forts near Jaipur you will find many street markets selling traditional arts and crafts which can be bought as souvenirs. IndiGo offers a wide range of Kolkata and Jaipur flights, so passengers will be able to book quickly and easily.

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By booking a flight to Jaipur, you can enjoy the splendor of the Rajasthani city. While here, explore several attractions which inlcude forts, palaces and more.

• Distance: The aerial distance between Kolkata and Jaipur is around 1359 km.
• Flight details: You can book an Kolkata to Jaipur flight from the official IndiGo website and do not forget to book return route flights from Jaipur to Kolkata.
• Flight duration: The duration of your Kolkata to Jaipur flight depends on when you choose to travel. You can go to the website and select your preferred date of travel.
• Flight price: The fares between Kolkata and Jaipur will vary depending on when you book your flight ticket.
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Places to visit in Jaipur

Jaipur is commonly referred to as 'the Pink City' due to the pinkish color of its historic buildings. At every turn in Jaipur, you will find a fascinating culture, heritage and architectural wonder.

• City Palace: With views of Jaipur and the Lake Palace, the sprawling City Palace complex is built around several landscaped courtyards. It includes Diwan-y-Am, Chandra Mahal, Mubarak Mahal, and Pritam Niwas Chowk. The royal family of Jaipur resides in one section of the palace, while the other is accessible to the general public.
• Hawa Mahal: From the salmon color to the tiled facade, Hawa Mahal has all the distinctive architectural features. In 1799, this well-known landmark was constructed so that royal ladies could observe the festivities in the streets without being noticed by the general public. Vacationers can find out about the historical backdrop of the sandstone structures in the palace's little exhibition hall and furthermore see an assortment of stylized defensive layer.
• Amber Fort: Amber Fort is a stunning sandstone and marble structure on a small hill that was constructed in 1592. From the center of Jaipur, the drive takes about 20 minutes. It is most well-known for being an outstanding example of Rajasthani architecture. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has a fascinating history full of romance, betrayal, and legends.
• Fort Nahargarh: The Nahargarh Fort offers the best view in all of Jaipur. This about 300-year-old fort, also known as Tiger Fort, is perched atop the Aravalli Hills and commands views of the city. This fort was a great place to protect Jaipur from enemies in the past. In addition, there is a restaurant that serves traditional Indian cuisine and a wax museum and sculpture park in the fort.
• Fort Jaigarh: Near Amber Fort, Jaigarh Fort is an excellent location for exploration. It offers a lovely perspective on the city, yet the eminent perspectives are just the start of the post's brilliance. It is best known for its Jaivana Cannon, which is thought to be the largest wheel cannon in the world. The fort is considered to be Jaipur's strongest.

Know Jaipur International Airport

Jaipur International Airport (JAI) is located at a distance of 10 km from the city. You can find several public transportation options from the airport, like taxis.

Reasons to visit Kolkata

Kolkata, with its impressive palaces and a famous tram system that's still on the ground, is an attraction for travellers in East India. Make sure you know what these sights are if you book a flight to Kolkata.

• Dakshineswar Temple: It's a temple devoted to the goddess Kali. It's located in the vicinity of the holy Ganga River, and was built by Rani Rashmi.
• Victoria Memorial: You should go to the Victoria Memorial if you'd like to see places that remind you of British architecture. It was designed in honor of Queen Victoria, by the order of Lord Curzon.
• Tangra Market or Chinatown:If you're the kind of food lover, Tangra market also known as Chinatown is something to look out for. To satisfy your appetites, try the momos, dishes, noodles and méin.
• Eden Gardens: The stadium is a member of the Indian army and was set up in 1864. The stadium is managed by the Bengal Cricket Association and all games have been played there.
• Park Street: From the famous Park Street you can shop as much as you'd like. You'll find anything on Park Street from sarees to a whole range of other stuff.

Know Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport

Kolkata Airport or Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport is 16 km from the city. The IATA code of the airport is CCU.

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