To reach Goa from Hyderabad, boarding a flight would be the quickest way to travel. Serving the entire state of Goa is Dabolim Airport. It is also called Goa International Airport and it is in Dabolim. The airport’s IATA code is GOI.
Airfares for Hyderabad to Goa flights range between Rs.1535 and Rs.10,596. The prices are usually higher when you book connecting flights. However, they may also vary with the flight schedule you prefer.
A flight from Hyderabad to Goa will cost less when you book a month ahead. You can also book a round trip that will help you save some money. If you pre-book a meal, you will also save some on the overall airfare.
AirAsia, GoAir, IndiGo, SpiceJet, TruJet, Air India and Vistara offer daily Hyderabad to Delhi flights. These airlines’ connecting flights fly on a frequent basis, with layovers in Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata, Visakhapatnam and Pune.
Hyderabad Airport facilities
Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport offers several facilities. It offers free Wi-Fi access for 2 hours within its premises. At the departures, there are comfortable recliners allowing passengers to rest when they reach early. There are about fifteen baby care rooms. Apart from that, medical services are available 24/7 and they are provided at the medical centre with 17 beds. For buggy services, head to near the security check area at the domestic departure section.
Goa Airport facilities
Goa International Airport, located 4km from the city of Vasco da Gama, is the 10th busiest airport in the country. It has one building housing both domestic and international terminals. ATMs of Axis Bank and State Bank of India are located between the two terminals. Wi-Fi is free for 30 minutes. To hire a pre-paid taxi, head to prepaid taxi booth at the arrivals.
Baggage Information, Security Check-in and Document required
Baggage allowances for the different airlines vary in terms of weight depending on the class of travel. SpiceJet and Air India provide the most number of flights on a daily basis and their baggage allowance information is provided below:
SpiceJet: SpiceJet offers two classes of travel – economy and business. The checked-in baggage allowance is 15kg for a passenger travelling in the economy class. In business class, 30kg as checked-in baggage is allowed for free. Hand baggage allowance is 7kg for passengers travelling in economy class and 10kg for those travelling in business class.
Air India: In all Air India flights, there are three classes of travel – economy, business and first. An economy class passenger can carry up to 25kg as check-in baggage, while a business class passenger can carry up to 35kg. A passenger travelling in the first class can carry up to 40kg. The hand baggage allowance is 8kg per passenger.
To enter the airport and board a flight, you need to produce an identity proof document along with your e-ticket. You can show any of the documents mentioned below:
- PAN Card
- Voter ID Card
- Photo ID Card
- Driving License
- Birth Certificate if you are traveling with an infant
- School ID card of children if you are traveling with an infant
- A valid Passport
- Aadhar Card
Places to visit in Hyderabad
Known as the ‘City of Pearls’, Hyderabad mesmerises travellers with its medieval architectural marvels. However, there is no dearth of modern attractions here as well. Some of the best places to visit are:
- Charminar: Surrounded by a bustling bazaar, this popular 16th-century monument, should be explored if you love history and architecture. You can take the spiral staircase up to one level comprising 55 stairs and then enjoy the panoramic views of the old city. From here, Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is roughly 11km away.
- Ramoji Film City: This attraction is a must-visit for those who live and breathe cinema. Explore the thematic landscapes that have been sets for various Tollywood and Bollywood films. If you are here with your little ones, take them to the Kids Park. You can also relax at Vaman - Bonsai Garden, located within the premises. The airport is about 40km from here.
Places to visit in Goa
Goa is the ultimate refuge for party lovers. However, the state offers more than that with the numerous cultural attractions steeped in history. Mentioned below are among the best attractions:
- Lamgau Caves: Located near Bicholim, the entrance with the carving on decomposed laterite is a sight to behold. You have to pass through the hamlet of Lamgau if you are planning to trek there. However, you can reach these caves by taking a ferry. Goa International Airport is roughly about 50km from here.
- Reis Magos Fort: Overlooking the Mandovi River, it is considered the oldest fort in the state. It has a fine blend of Portuguese and Hindu styles of architecture and it stands in glory atop a hill. It is situated in Verem in North Goa and the airport is 39km away.
- Fontainhas Latin Quarter: Touted as the oldest part of Panaji, this residential area has preserved the Portuguese architecture well. Explore the narrow cobblestone alleys surrounded by colourful single-storeyed houses and try your hand at street photography.
Shops and restaurants in Goa
Goan cuisine and the flea markets are quite famous among tourists. Moreover, there are many other options to eat and shop.
- Thalassa Greek Taverna: Offering a laidback vibe with white cane chairs and authentic Mediterranean cuisine, this waterfront eat-out in Siolim is a must-visit. Enjoy the music and do have your favourite cuisine during sunset.
- Gunpowder: Located in the Assagao, this famed restaurant serves authentic cuisines from Andhra Pradesh and Kerala including Kerala mutton curry and Andhra spicy prawns. This eat-out is part of an old Portuguese bungalow where the other rooms have been converted into boutiques selling eco-friendly clothing and jewellery.
- The Flame Store: In Candolim, this lifestyle store, run by two designers, is where you should shop for apparel made from organic materials.
- Calangute Market Square: Situated less than a kilometre from the ‘Queen of Beaches’, this market is the best place for street shopping. Do shop for souvenirs here from the Tibetan stalls.
Weather in Goa
Defined by a tropical climate, Goa has dry winters, starting from December and ending in February. However, the weather remains warm and pleasant during these months with the maximum average temperature not exceeding 33°C. Monsoon in the state starts in June and ends in the month of September.
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