Prayagraj to Nagpur Flights

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Experience a fantastic journey with IndiGo as you travel from Prayagraj, the spiritual city in Uttar Pradesh, to Nagpur, the trade centre of Maharashtra. These are two famous tourist spots in India and IndiGo connects them to make travelling hassle-free for you. You can choose your preferred route on Prayagraj to Nagpur flights. IndiGo offers cheap air tickets, fare saving options and cashback to its customers on its official website and IndiGo mobile app. For more information on Prayagraj to Nagpur lowest airfare flights, visit any of these two platforms.

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IndiGo has several connecting Prayagraj to Nagpur flights available daily. The connecting flights on this route have a layover in Mumbai, Bangalore or Delhi. The shortest duration on this route is about 5 hours 45 minutes.

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• Nagpur to Ranchi flight
• Nagpur to Bhubaneswar flight
• Nagpur to Jammu flight
• Nagpur to Shirdi flight

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Nagpur – ‘Tiger Capital of India’

Nagpur is a politically significant city in the state of Maharashtra. It is a fast-growing commercial city with a deep-rooted history. The city lies along the Nag River and is geographically located in the centre of India. It is the largest cultivator of oranges in the country. There are a lot of man-made memorials, natural beauty and wildlife sanctuaries in the city.

Things to do in Nagpur

Nagpur is famous for its orange orchards and the best way to spend a day in the city is by taking a tour of the orchards and watching the entire process of growing some of the best oranges. Learn more about space in Raman Science Centre, an important landmark, named after the Nobel Prize winner C V Raman. You can also discover more about the history of Indian Railways here. Pray at Shri Swaminarayan Temple and Ganesh Tekdi Mandir and don’t forget to try some delicious traditional cuisine of Nagpur like Saoji Waradi Chicken.

Tourist attractions in Nagpur

Deekshabhoomi is a sacred site situated in Nagpur. It is the world’s largest hollow Buddhist Stupa. Umred Karhandla Sanctuary, Pench Tiger Reserve and Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary, Seminary Hill are perfect spots for nature and wildlife lovers. Markhanda, Ramtek Fort, Dragon Palace Buddhist Temple are some of the must-visit tourist sites. You may also like to visit Sevagram to know more about Gandhiji’s life, as he lived here until his death while adventure-lovers may indulge in trekking and other exciting activities in Waki Woods.

Places to shop in Nagpur

Cotton Market is one of the oldest local markets in the city and the best place to buy fresh oranges. Sitabuldi Main Road and Dharampeth Shopping Street are places where you will find several shops selling clothing, footwear, jewellery and unique handicrafts. You can also shop for antiques from the Numismatic Art Gallery and take them back home as souvenirs.

Best time to visit Nagpur

The winter span of December to February is the best time to travel to Nagpur.

Modes of transport in Nagpur

The best way to travel across the city is by auto-rickshaws and buses operated by the Municipal Corporation. Private cars and taxis are also a good option for the daily commute.

Weather in Nagpur

Summers, lasting from March to June is extremely hot. The temperature peaks in May. Monsoon spans from July to September, bringing moderate to heavy rainfall. During winters, the city experiences a minimum temperature of 10-degree Celsius.

Airport in Nagpur

Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport (IATA: NAG) serves domestic flights to and from the city.

Prayagraj – ‘Place of Sacrifice’

Prayagraj was initially known as Allahabad. It is an old city located in a spot where the three holy rivers meet, namely Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati, which is why it is also known as the Triveni Sangam. The city was founded by Emperor Akbar, ruler of the Mughal dynasty, who named it Illahabad or the ‘City of Gold’.

Tourist attractions in Prayagraj

Prayagraj is a city full of historical relics and religious sites. The most prominent tourist attractions here include the Prayagraj Fort, where the famous Kumbha Mela is hosted every year and tourists from all over the world gather here. Anand Bhawan, the residence of the Nehru family, Khusro Bagh, the beautiful garden, Chandrasekhar Azad Park, where the Allahabad Museum is located, and Jawahar Planetarium are few other tourist hotspots.

Places to shop in Prayagraj

The popular shopping spots in Prayagraj include Civil Lines, Katra and Chowk. These local markets offer a variety of handicrafts and clothing, exotic spices and sweets. You can also visit Atlantis Mall and Vinayak City Centre to shop for branded items and international brands.

Modes of transport in Prayagraj

Along with cycle-rickshaws and auto-rickshaws, the city also has an extensive network of buses. These are cheap and convenient local transports in the city. Apart from these, taxis and app cabs like Ola and Uber are also available for an easy commute.

Weather in Prayagraj

With a maximum temperature of 41-degree Celsius, summers are hot and humid in Prayagraj. During winters, it is mostly cold and foggy with the temperature dropping to a minimum of 3-degree Celsius.

Airport in Prayagraj

Bamrauli Airport (IATA: IXD) is the chief airport in Prayagraj serving only domestic flights.

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