If you are considering a trip to Delhi from Patna, then catching a flight would save a lot of time. Indira Gandhi International Airport serves Delhi NCR and its IATA code is DEL.
The flight tickets to Delhi from Patna ranges from Rs. 1745 to Rs. 8190 depending on the class in which you travel, availability of flights and the layovers.
If you book a round trip, it would be economical. Booking a flight, a month or two weeks before will also save on the overall airfare.
The airlines flying between Patna and Delhi on a daily basis include IndiGo, GoAir, SpiceJet, Air India, and Vistara. These airlines offer direct as well as flights with layovers. Generally, the layovers for Patna to Delhi flights are in cities including Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Bagdogra, Mumbai, Chandigarh, Varanasi and Ranchi.
Patna Airport facilities
Jai Prakash Narayan Domestic Airport is the 23rd busiest airport in India. The airport provides free internet services up to 30 minutes to its passengers. There are other facilities such as a book stall at the departure section. There is a gift shop as well and a restaurant to dine in. Other facilities such as ATM, pay phone booth and child care rooms are available as well.
Delhi Airport facilities
Indira Gandhi International airport boasts of state-of-the-art facilities. The airport has lounges for the passengers. There is a food court and vending machines for snacks and beverages. There are variety of cafés and restaurants to dine from. Medical and emergency facilities are available at all the terminals.
Baggage Information, Security Check-in and Document required
The baggage allowance differs from one airline to another. GoAir and Indigo are among the major airlines that fly from Patna to Delhi frequently. The luggage allowance for these airlines are as follows:
GoAir: The domestic flights of GoAir allow 7kg of cabin luggage in both GoSmart class and GoBusiness class. The checked baggage should not weigh more than 15kg per passenger in GoSmart class. In GoBusiness, passengers can carry up to 35kg as checked baggage.
IndiGo: All the domestic IndiGo flights allow passengers to carry an inflight luggage weighing not more than 7kg. The check-in baggage should be 15kg. IndiGo allows an additional cabin bag up to 7kg for its passenger with infants. They are also allowed to carry one baby pram or stroller free of cost.
Along with the e-ticket, passengers are required to carry some documents for identification proof to enter the airport. Any of the documents mentioned below will let passengers enter the airport:
- A voter ID card.
- PAN Card provided by the Income Tax Department.
- A valid Passport.
- Valid birth certificate if travelling with infants.
- School ID card for children.
- Photo Credit card.
- Photo ID card issued by the government or reputed private organization.
- Driving License.
Places to visit in Patna
Patna is a city situated along the southern bank of the Ganga River. Owing to its ancient history, the city houses numerous museums. Few of these museums that you can visit are as follows:
- Patna Museum: Located in the city centre and about 6km from the Jai Prakash Narayan Domestic airport, stands the oldest museum in the city. This museum has an array of galleries including the stone sculpture gallery, Buddha Relic Gallery and others. Do check out the fossilized tree when you are here.
- Jalan Museum: An ode to Bihar’s ancient heritage, Jalan Museum lies near the bank of the Ganges and is located 20km from the airport. The major attractions of this museum include palanquin of Tipu Sultan, Chinese idols from the seventh century and precious Jade stones dating back to 200 BC.
Places to visit in Delhi
Delhi has two parts namely, Old Delhi in the north and New Delhi, in the south. Combining these two parts, there are a lot to explore when you are in the capital. The city has amazing places of worship, few of which are here as follows:
- Lotus Temple: One of the most visited places in Delhi, which is located 16km from the airport, is. Lotus Temple. It is known for its magnificent lotus structure. Lotus Temple is a Bahá’í House of Worship. The temple welcomes people of all religion backgrounds. Apart from the temple, you can explore the beautiful floral garden, soothing pools and lavish greenery surrounding the temple.
- Akshardham Temple: The temple is dedicated to Swaminarayan and is around 25km from the Indira Gandhi International Airport. Apart from the sprawling green lawns, you can see the bronze statues of Indian warriors and patriots. Don’t miss the musical fountain and light shows that take place after sunset.
- Jama Masjid: Jama Masjid is a well-known mosque in Old Delhi. Built from red sandstone and white marble, it is a fine example of Mughal architecture. On the opposite side of the mosque is the market where you can enjoy a range of lip-smacking Mughlai delicacies. The airport is 17km from here.
Shops and restaurants in Delhi
Delhi has got everything for young or the old. From shopping malls, to restaurants and street vendors, you will never run out of option in Delhi. These are few places that you must-visit:
- Cyber Hub Gurgaon: A one-stop place for amazing pubs, restaurants and bakeries, Cyber Hub is the go-to place for those who like to have a variety of options while deciding what to eat. Here, you should visit SodaBotterOpenerWala, or head to Made in Punjab for some amazing Butter Chicken. Some other famous joints to chill and eat are Hard Rock Café and Oh! Calcutta. It is 9km from the airport.
- Paranthe Wale Gali: Located in the narrow alleys of Old Delhi, this place serves North Delhi’s famous Paratha (deep fried bread with stuffing). Located 18km from the Delhi airport, this place is crowded and you ought to try a wide selection of paranthas served along with chutney and aloo sabzi or lassi.
- Lajpat Nagar Market: The famous shopping destination, situated 16km from the airport, offers a range of options. Apart from garments, textiles, shoes, accessories, and bags, you will find everything here. You can put your bargaining skills at work here.
- Janpath: The street shopping experience here is unique, as you will find traditional handicraft. You will find a limited number of vendors selling readymade garments here. There’s also a Tibetan market here where you can get some traditional brassware and silver jewellery. Janpath is 13km from the IGI airport.
Weather in Delhi
Delhi is extremely hot and dry during the summer. The temperatures rise above 40°C around May and June. Especially in early November or late February, the weather pleasant with warm afternoons and cold nights. In the winter months, December and January, the temperature drops below 10°C.
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