Bangalore to Patna Flights ( 4 flights found )

About Bangalore (BLR)

The capital city of Karnataka, Bengaluru, also known as Bangalore, is the leading hub of the Information Technology (IT) industry in India. Having earned the famed sobriquet of ‘The Silicon Valley of India’, it has emerged as a cosmopolitan hub for business and commerce.

But this ultramodern city, teeming with successful technological firms, is also known for its splendid historical and cultural heritage. Its major attractions include lush, verdant parks and the elegant, British-era Victorian monuments. So, along with a large number of business travelers, this charming ‘Garden City’ also attracts numerous tourists.

As a city of such immense importance, Bengaluru boasts of excellent connectivity with the rest of India through the Kempegowda International Airport. It has been operational as the city's chief commercial airport since 2008, and is one of the best in India. It is also one of the busiest airports in the country, as it caters to domestic as well as international air and passenger traffic to Bengaluru. The city is therefore connected by air to most of the major Indian cities, as well as to many international destinations.

In Bengaluru, traveling to and from the airport is easy as there are several convenient transport facilities available. The Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation (KSTDC) taxi services and the Vayu Vajra Airport Shuttle Service are available for passengers traveling between the city center and the airport.

Keep in mind that Bengaluru is afflicted with serious traffic woes and there is a huge risk of missing flights if you do not plan accordingly.

About Patna (PAT)

The proud capital of Bihar is alive all year round with heavy traffic, busy streets, drivers honking impatiently, and sheer chaos. But, beneath its gruff exteriors the city has a lot to offer. Patna is a beautiful confluence of different people, their lives, culture, and traditions.

Patna is recognized as one of the oldest cities in India and is a perfect blend of culture and religion. There are many noteworthy landmarks and historic monuments throughout the city, including numerous religious shrines of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam. Visit the Ganga Ghat to witness the evening ‘aarti’ and you will be left mesmerized.

Patna is also known for its exquisite food, with delicacies like milk pedhas, Manerka laddoo, and litti chokha. If you are a foodie, Patna is sure to be one of the most satisfying destinations.

The fastest and easiest way to reach Patna is by air. The Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport (JPNI) is situated only 5 km southwest of Patna. The airport is the 21st busiest airport in India. It features a single terminal for both arrivals and departures of domestic flights.

Traveling to and from the airport is fairly simple. At the airport you can use the services of pre-paid auto rickshaws and taxis. If you want greater comfort and privacy, you can also rent a car at the airport.

As inviting as Patna may be, it is also infamous for its chaotic traffic, so it is best to leave for the airport well in advance. Traffic jams and street processions can always cause unforeseen delays.