Lucknow to Mysuru Flights

Fly south on Lucknow to Mysuru flights with IndiGo

Spend this holiday exploring the historic city of Mysuru with IndiGo’s Lucknow to Mysuru flight. Rest assured when flying with IndiGo and be sure to receive a premium flying experience like no other. IndiGo promises Lucknow to Mysuru lowest airfare flights and an added bonus of the best deals on your Lucknow to Mysuru flight ticket price. Relax for 7 hr 45 min on your connecting Lucknow to Mysuru flight with a minimal layover of 3 hr 35 min at Hyderabad.

One of the shortest Lucknow to Mysuru flights you can get is of 6 hr 10 min with a layover of just 2 hr 25 min at Hyderabad. IndiGo also flies regular return flights from Mysuru to Lucknow. Log on to the IndiGo website and find out the return flights best suitable for you.

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The best enticing deals await you at the IndiGo official website. Check them out and avail the cheapest flight booking offers for your domestic flight tickets. Not only can you seek out the best and most competitive rates on your Lucknow to Mysuru flight but also track your flight PNR status on the IndiGo website.

You can also explore multiple Mysore flights operated by IndiGo and check the details at goIndiGo.in website.

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Mysuru – ‘Birthplace of Masala Dosa’

The age-old city of Mysuru, or Mysore as the British called it, is famous for the awe-inspiring Mysore Palace, the lip-smacking Mysore Pak sweet and gorgeous Mysore silk sarees. However, many do not know that Mysuru is the birthplace of the Masala Dosa that we relish so often at South Indian food joints. The name itself was coined from ‘Mahishuru’ which means the abode of the mythological demon Mahishasura in native Kannada. Historically, Mysuru was a vassal state of the glorious Vijayanagara Empire but later gained independence under the Wadiyar Dynasty.

• Things to do at Mysuru: Tourists can take a gentle stroll and soak in the beauty at Brindavan Gardens; laze about on the tranquil banks of the Karanji Lake, or even revel on the laps of Mother Nature at the Chamundi Hills. Eager pilgrims may also delve into the architecture of the Somanathapura Temple.
• Popular tourist attractions of Mysuru: First and foremost, the majestic Mysore Palace, home to the Wadiyar Kings, is an absolute must-visit for any tourist. Secondly, the Chamundeshwari Temple, St. Philomena’s Cathedral, Jaganmohan Palace, Bandipur National Park and the Lalitha Mahal Palace are among other chief attractions.
• Places to shop at Mysuru: Mysore being a shopper’s delight, manages to craftily achieve a soothing blend of old-world charm and modern trends. The Devaraja Market is such an example where tourists are often spotted buying the famous Chenapatna dolls. And, let’s not forget the appetising Mysore Pak available at Guru Sweets Mart.
• Best time to visit Mysuru: The months from July to February are considered as the peak season to visit Mysuru. As the summers are scorching hot, this season provides a relieving respite to tourists. The summer and monsoon months are generally not considered ideal for travelling and sightseeing in Mysuru.
• Mode of transport: The legendary ‘Tongas’ or horse-driven carts are a specialty of Mysuru and most tourists are keen to have at least one experience on a Tonga. Apart from this, auto-rickshaws, private taxis and state-run bus routes are more popular among the native folk.
• Weather at Mysuru: Temperatures are always soaring in the city of Mysuru with an average high of 34°C. Mysuru receives maximum rainfall in the month of October, while May to September is also considered as the official rainy season.

Airport at Mysuru

Mandakalli Airport, is a comparatively small airport with a single runway strip and only one terminal. It is one of the least busy airports, handling small traffic of passengers. While at Mandakalli Airport you can offer your taste buds the various snacks in the cafes within the premises.

• Airport Address:  Kozhikode-Mysore-Kollegal Hwy, Mysuru, Karnataka 571311
• Airport IATA code: MYQ

Lucknow – ‘Nawabo Ki Nagri’

Lucknow has been referred to by several names throughout history starting with ‘Oudh’, then ‘Awadh’ and finally the ‘Lucknow’ we all know today. It has seen the rise and demise of several Nawabs. Interestingly, Lucknow has been ranked the happiest city in India, coming only second to Chandigarh.

• Tourist attractions in Lucknow: The capital of the largest state of India is home to many historical sites like the Bara and Chhota Imambara, Rumi Darwaza, Chattar Manzil, Dilkusha Kothi and Sikandar Bagh. Other popular places include the Ambedkar Memorial Park, the Janeshwar Mishra Park and The Residency which was a historical landmark of the 1857 Revolts.
• Places to shop in Lucknow: If it is textiles at affordable prices that you seek, then Aminabad Market is the place for you. However, if you’re looking for a mix of heritage retail outlets and modern malls then the Hazratganj Market is your go-to shopping destination in Lucknow.
• Modes of transport: The most preferred modes of transport for the people of Lucknow are the buses that run on a wide network of the UPSRTC. Auto-rickshaws and cycle-rickshaws are however still in vogue and are quite popular too.
• Weather in Lucknow: Lucknow faces hot temperatures perennially, whereas the rainy season remains partly cloudy throughout. Winters last for just about 2 months from December to February, while the hottest days of the year are from April to June.

Aiport in Lucknow

Lucknow Airport is popularly known as the Chaudhary Charan Singh Airport. It has 2 terminals each for handling the international and domestic flights respectively. IndiGo operates on both the terminals that deal with an accumulation of 1435 inbound and outbound tourists.

• Airport Address: Amausi, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226009
• Airport IATA code: LKO

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