Patna to Bengaluru Flights

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Bangalore is one of the famous cities in south India, what makes booking flights to Bangalore worth it is for its pleasant weather. Not only that, the city has easy access to several tourist destinations, some of which are under the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Information about Patna to Bangalore flights

You can take a flight to Bangalore and get immersed into spirituality, history, culture, nature, architecture or art. Check out the flight information from Patna to Bangalore.

• Distance: The aerial distance between Patna and Bangalore is around 1608 km.
• Flight details: To make an Patna to Bangalore flight ticket reservation, go to the official IndiGo website or book through the mobile application. Make sure to also book a return route flights from Bangalore to Patna.
• Flight duration: The duration of your 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 vary depending on when you book your flight ticket. However, the cost of the Patna to Bangalore flight may range between INR 8,000 and INR 10,000.
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About Bangalore

By booking flights from Patna to Bangalore, you can experience the fusion of the cultural heritage of the old age with modern and high tech facilities. From amusement parks to historical places, there's a lot of charm in the city.

• Bangalore Palace: The Bangalore Palace, inspired by England's Windsor Castle, is one of the best tourist destinations in Bangalore, built by Chamaraja Wodeyar in 1887. In addition to the sophisticated woodcarvings in the interior, the evocative palace consists of fortified arches, towers, Tudor style architecture, and green lawns. This Tudor-style architectural creation is nothing less than an epitome.
• Cubbon Park: One of the most-visited parks in Bangalore is the Cubbon Park. It has a lovely manicured lawn dotted with flowers and trees. It is around 300 acre large built by Richard Sankey, the chief engineer of Mysore. You will find locals here either taking a morning wak, exercising or even casually taking a stroll.
• The Government Museum: Constructed in the year 1886, the museum contains rare collections representing a range of periods. The museum has around 18 galleriesequipped with antique jewellery, Neolithic finds of various civilizations and so on. There are some incredible sculptures and ancient paintings too.
• St. Mary’s Basilica Bangalore: The oldest church in the city of Bangalore is St. Mary's Basilica. In the 17th century, the first foundations of this church was laid and it was restored to its former glory in 1875. This church is only the sixth in India to have been converted into a small basilica. There's a long history with the church; both statues of St. Mary have interesting folklore about when they came to be built in the church.
• Bannerghatta National Park: The Bannerghatta National Park is ideal for nature lovers, thanks to its biological recreational centre built close to the chaotic city of Bangalore. The park was designed to support eco tourism and raise awareness among young people about the importance of wildlife conservation. Within the Bannerghatta National Park, a zoo has been built in an area of beauty called Champakadhama Hills. There's also a new addition that will be exciting for you to see: the butterfly farm.

Know Kempegowda International Airport

Kempegowda International Airport (BLR), is an international airport serving the city and its neighbouring towns. Bangalore Airport is the third-busiest airport in India after Mumbai and Delhi.

About Patna

Patna has many fascinating sites to see, from history to modern attractions. You can spend a lot of time exploring some important places during your stay.

• Patna Museum: The Patna Museum, also known as the Jadu Ghar locally, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Bihar. This building, constructed in 1917, is home to a vast collection that showcases the majesty of the state and the history of India.
• Sanjay Gandhi Botanical Garden: Locally called Sanjay Gandhi Jaivik Udyan, this botanical garden was founded in 1969. This garden is ideal for nature lovers, It houses a variety of flora and fauna.
• Lauriya Nandangarh: Lauriya Nandangarh is a bizarre town 28 kilometres northwest of Bettiah that is especially well-known for the exquisite Ashokan Pillar. The Mauryan emperor Ashoka's pillar, Laur, is where the word "Lauriya" originated.
• Gandhi Ghat: The remains of Mahatma Gandhi were buried here, making Gandhi Ghat, a well-known holy monument on the banks of the Ganga, a famous tourist destination in Patna.
• Golghar: In the year of 1786 Captain John Garstin set up Golghar in the heart of Patna, as a storehouse. It offers a magnificent view of the entire city from the top of the granary, which is located in the midst of the scenic beauty of Patna.

Know Jayprakash Narayan Airport

Jayprakash Narayan Airport (PAT) is an is an international airport located as few km from Patna, the capital of Bihar. Several modes of transport are available from the city centre to the airport.

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