Kuala Lumpur to Chennai Flights

Memorable Kuala Lumpur to Chennai flights with IndiGo

For commuters looking to book Kuala Lumpur to Chennai flights, IndiGo brings in a great deal suiting your convenience. Situated on the magnificent Coromandel coast bordering the Bay of Bengal, the ‘Detroit of India’,  Chennai is one of the picturesque metros of the Indian subcontinent. The confluence of the traditional south Indian culture along with a tincture of the modern IT culture, Chennai has it all to send you into a state of trance. Booking your return ticket with IndiGo for your Chennai to Kuala Lumpur flight will be the most convenient option for you.

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IndiGo offers a myriad of features for customers looking for Kuala Lumpur to Chennai flight tickets, like economical booking fee and cancellation fee along with exciting cashback benefits. However, the real cherry on top of the cake is the 6E add-ons. The special services include Excess baggage, 6E Flex, Seat Plus, Fast forward, web check-in and more- which ensures that the passengers have a comfortable and hassle-free Kuala Lumpur to Chennai flight. In order to book the tickets, you can visit the official IndiGo website, or log on to mobile app and visit IndiGo ticket counters at the airport.

Chennai- An amalgamation of tradition and modernity

Chennai is one of the metropolitan cities of southern India which is a myriad of various cultures from all across the globe. Though historically a testimony to many regimes and empires which ruled the state for a thousand years, the present-day city holds a tincture of both the modern world as well as the remnants of the ancient Indian culture.

Things to do in Chennai

• Chennai’s beauty cannot be defined without naming the magnificent Marina Beach. The second-longest beach in the world provides you with a kaleidoscopic view of the city in the backdrop and great white waves in the front.
• A romantic walk during the dawn or dusk across the majestic Thalankuppam pier is surely going to energize you with positive vibes. Thalankuppam is a serene fishing hamlet very close to the city. Visit the place during the dawn or dusk and observe the sun rays play hide seek with the silver-lined waves.

Tourist attractions in Chennai

• Marundeeswarar Temple- An architectural marvel, this Dravidian age temple is dedicated to the third-eyed god Lord Shiva. In this temple, the statue of Lord Shiva is present in Marundeeswarar or Aushadeeswarar form and is also known as the god of healing. Visit the temple to get a glimpse of the sacred Shiva Lingam and do not forget to taste the exquisite prasadam which is made exclusively from milk, water and sacred ash and is said to hone magical powers to cure almost any ailment.
• Fort St. George- Also known as the ‘White Town’, Fort St George was designed and built by the colonial rulers in the year 1644. This gorgeous fort is a perfect combination of old Madras and colonial rule. The architecture, the intricate design on the walls, the royal hallways and interiors all give you a feel of the by-gone days.
• St. Andrew’s Cathedral- Constructed in the year 1818, in tandem with Georgiana and the neo-classical architecture, this architectural brilliance is also known as the ‘Queen of Scottish Churches in the East’. The opulent marvel has intricate designing and the ambience inside clearly gives all the tourists a feel of Chennai’s glorious past.

Shopping destinations in Chennai

• Shop on the T Nagar market for saris and gold jewellery. For fashionable clothes, mobile phones, food, and boots, please visit Pondy Bazar. Visit Sowcarpet for northern tribal suits and lehengas. Anna Nagar and Ritchie Road are for electronic products.

Transportation modes in Chennai

• Chennai is a city of buses, taxis and railway lines that are very well connected. Buses are the public and the cheapest mode of transportation in the region. Auto-rickshaws could be more expensive. Prepaid and private taxis are both available at airports, train stations and bus terminals and can be easy to reach. The metro connects most of Chennai, and every 15 minutes there is a train.

Best time to visit Chennai

• The best time to visit Chennai is during the winter and pre-monsoon months from October to February. Most people keep themselves indoors during warm summers and heavy monsoons.

Weather in Chennai

• For most of the year, Chennai's weather is hot and wet. Temperature falls between 38 and 42 degree Celsius in late May and early June, the hottest times of the year are called Kathiri Veyyil. The coldest month is the month of January and its temperature ranges from 18 to 20° C. The area becomes overcast between mid-September and mid-December.

Airports in Chennai

• Chennai only has one International Airport, Chennai International Airport. It's 21 km away from the city. There are two terminals: the Kamaraj Terminal and the Anna Terminal. The Metro lets you get to the airport, or a 50-minute taxi ride from the city gets you there. At Kamaraj Domestic Terminal, IndiGo provides domestic flights from Chennai to major Indian destinations. The Anna International Terminal provides international flights from Chennai to international locations such as Chennai to Singapore, Chennai to Dubai, Chennai to Bangkok and Chennai to Colombo flights.
• Address: Great Southern Trunk Rd, Meenambakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600027
• IATA Code: MAA

Kuala Lumpur- The city of skyscrapers

Kuala Lumpur is Malaysia's capital with its elegant skyscrapers, its colonial style, its beautiful local people, and its numerous natural attractions. The Golden Triangle, comprising the Bukit Bintang, KLCC and Chinatown, is its main hub divided into several districts. KL has many famous attractions including the world's tallest twin skyscrapers, Petaling Street flea market, and the more than 400 million-year-old Batu Caves. 

Things to do in Kuala Lumpur

• Once the world's highest towers were Petronas Twin Towers. These towers stood at 452 meters and retained their world name until Taipei 101- which is 508 meters high- was built in 2004.
• Menara KL Tower is another attraction that must be visited at any cost. The view from the top is surely going to mesmerise anyone.
• Chinatown is another lucrative tourist destination which is said to never close or sleep. Visit this place to get economical prices and to have a taste of the heritage and culture.

Shopping destinations in Kuala Lumpur

• The shopping scene of Kuala Lumpur is quite comprehensive. There are high-end shops at malls like Pavilion KL and Suria KLCC. In addition, Low Yat Plaza and Berjaya Times Square shopping centres are great places to spend your time on technological products and find Indie fashion. We all love street markets like Petaling Street and the Central Market, the perfect place to enjoy the local shopping experience of the area.

Transportation means in Kuala Lumpur

• Kuala Lumpur provides a diversified and cost-effective transport network that includes a wide number of buses, light rail commuter trains and taxis that ferry tourists both in and outside the city centre. 

Weather in Kuala Lumpur

• For most months, Kuala Lumpur weather stays warm and humid, rendering it the capital of Malaysia suitable for year-round visits. As this is a tropical climate, KL occasionally has rainfall, whose intensity varies all year round.

Airports in Kuala Lumpur

• Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) in Sepang is Malaysia's main international aviation hub and has many lavish salons, numerous hotels, children's play areas, and duty-free shops. KLIA, the largest airport in the world for budgetary airlines with a built-in complex with an express-rail connection to KL Sentral is located two kilometres away. The Subang International Airport, a no-frills airport with only one portion of the main shops and restaurants, is about 30 minutes away from the city centre. 
• Address: 64000 Sepang, Selangor, Malaysia
• IATA Code: KUL