Pune to Varanasi Flights

Take a spiritual journey with Pune to Varanasi flights

Book your trip to one of the oldest cities in India with one of the fastest-growing airlines. With IndiGo, you not only get to fly hassle-free but also get the lowest airfares.

If you are travelling from Pune to Varanasi, IndiGo operates 7 connecting routes via Kolkata, Bengaluru, Delhi, Chennai, Ahmedabad, and Hyderabad. With so many options, you can choose the route most for one way or return flights as per your schedule and budget.

Best time to book Pune to Varanasi flights

Ideally, you should book about 2 months in advance so that you get the cheapest flight tickets and enough time to plan your travel. While you are at it, you can simply book a round trip for your Pune to Varanasi flight, or book the return journey from Varanasi to Pune later if you aren’t sure about your return date.

Why book directly with IndiGo

Booking flights through the official website, goIndiGo.in, or the IndiGo mobile app come with their own benefits. You can choose from multiple fare options to make your tickets more economical. For instance, if you are travelling with only hand baggage, you can choose for Lite Fare. If you think you might need to modify your booking a few times before the actual date of travel, you can go for Flexi Fare and save on multiple modification fees. Some of the other benefits of booking directly with IndiGo are:

Choice of add-ons: 6E Tiffin (pick from inflight meals), Seat Plus (choose your seat) and Excess Baggage (pre-book extra baggage allowance), among other additional services.

Flight offers: If you want to get further deals, discounted fares and complimentary offers, go to the Offers page to discover the latest available offers on domestic as well as international flights.

Multiple fare options: Apart from the fare types mentioned before, you can also find discounted flight tickets with Student Fare and Senior Citizen Fare options. You can also get discounts on group bookings.

Booking assistance: IndiGo’s AI-powered chatbot, Dottie, can assist you with all your booking-related queries for an even more hassle-free experience.

Varanasi, the pilgrimage destination

Varanasi has been one of the oldest cities in India, with inhabitants settling here since the 11^th century BC. If you are looking for spiritual gratification, a tour across Varanasi is meant for you. As a place that most people go to for seeking salvation and peace, Varanasi is more for the spiritual and religious tourist.

Here are the top things to do in Varanasi:

Explore numerous temples: Kaal Bhairav Temple, Bharat Mata Temple, Shri kasha Vishwanath Temple, Tulsi Manas Temple and Gauri Mata Temple are among the many temples you can visit in Varanasi.

Take a dip in the Ganges: Thousands visit Varanasi to take a bath in the holy waters of the Ganges, which is meant to cleanse them of sins and offer salvation.

Ride on the boats: To get a beautiful view of the sunrise and sunset, you must take a boat ride along the many ghats. You may come across children selling flowers, tea and other things on other boats.

Visit Man Mandir Observatory: You can see how the instruments in the observatory such as the sundial are used to measure the eclipse, time and other elements.

Participate in the festivals: If you make your trip to Varanasi around the festivals of Chhatt Pooja or Maha Shivratri, you can experience some of the biggest and most colourful celebrations in the city.

Best time to visit Varanasi

The best time to explore Varanasi is between October and March when the temperatures are lower and more convenient for travelling around the city.

Airport: Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport (VNS)

What to expect in Pune

Pune is one of the most prominent educational, business and commercial hubs in the country. Primarily known for its educational institutes, and now for becoming a growing IT hub, Pune is quite popular among those seeking further studies and career opportunities.

Here are the top things to in Pune:

Shaniwar Wada: Dating back to the Maratha period, this beautiful building was built by the then Maratha king, Peshwa Baji Rao I.

Aga Khan Palace: The palace reflects Italian architectural style of building with arches and hallways, complemented by green lawns.

Sinhagad Fort: Located on Sahyadri hills, the fort makes for a great trek. Built as a military base for the Maratha Empire, the structure still takes you back to the era.

Pataleshwar Temple: Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this is an eighteenth-century temple built of rocks.

Chaturshringi Temple: It is a 90-feet high temple, dedicated to Goddess Chaturshringi. It is a popular temple among Hindus.

Best time to visit Pune:

Pune is known for its round-the-year pleasant weather, and is, therefore, perfect for visiting any time of the year.

Airport: Pune International Airport (PNQ)

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