Cheap flights to India

The Most Searched Destinations Outside India’s Major Cities

• Mumbai

  One of the destinations you must visit besides New Delhi is Mumbai. The city was formerly known as Bombay–the capital of Maharashtra, southwest India. The city is now India's financial and commercial center and has a major port on the Arabian Sea.
  
  In addition, Mumbai is also the center of the cotton textile industry and has been growing until now. Mumbai's infrastructure is also beautiful–perfect for photographers.

• Jaipur

  After Mumbai, there is Jaipur, the largest city in Rajasthan. This city is the epitome of the splendor and spirit of India. The city, founded in 1727, was the first planned city in India. Here you will see a lot of India's cultural and architectural heritage in the past.
  
  You can visit Jaipur in October and March. Jaipur doesn't feel hot at that time, so you can have a comfortable vacation.

• Bengaluru

  India also has Bengaluru–the largest city and the capital of Karnataka. This city is the highest in India because it feels above an altitude of 920 meters. In addition, it is also the 3rd most populous city in India. So make sure you know the right direction and path when traveling.

• Kolkata

  Kolkata is a city in India known as the city of joy. It became the most important city for India's economic, cultural, and political affairs. In addition, this city is one of the metropolitan cities in India that offers a classic and modern feel.
  
  You can also enjoy the beauty of architecture in Kolkata, which reflects the colonial period of this city. And when it comes to education, this city is the best choice for locals and international students alike. Remember to sample Kathi Kebab–the most famous fast food during your holiday in Kolkata.

• Goa

  Goa is one of the smallest cities in the western part of India. The city is popular for its unique cultural heritage. Not only that, but the city has a tropical climate, perfect for a summer vacation. Finding a beach in this city for sunbathing and doing water sports is not difficult. The city is also an option for backpackers to relax and party.

The Main Airports in India

• Indira Gandhi International Airport
  Indira Gandhi International Airport is located in New Delhi, India, and is the country's primary airport. The airport is named after a former Prime Minister of India. It has three terminals and accommodates numerous domestic and international flights. Terminal 3 is primarily used for domestic flights.
  
  Terminals 2 and 3 are relatively close and can be walked between in about 5 minutes. However, Terminal 1 is much farther from Terminal 3 and requires a shuttle bus or taxi ride, which can take 45 minutes to 1 hour.


• Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport
  This airport is located in Mumbai–precisely near the city center. Three terminals are operating at this airport to serve domestic and international flights. Terminal 1 is specifically used for domestic flights, and Terminal 2 is used for domestic and international flights. In addition, there is direct access by train to this airport.


• Kempegowda International Airport
  Kempegowda International Airport is one of the busiest airports in South India. This airport was established to replace the HAL airport, previously operated by the government. After that, the airport was further developed and operated for international flights.


• Rajiv Gandhi International Airport
  Another airport in India is Rajiv Gandhi International Airport. The airport opened in 2008, replacing the old airport in Begumpet. This airport then became one of the fastest-developing airports in the world. As of 2009, the airport has served more than six million passengers for domestic and international flights.

Travel to India, What to Prepare?

Before going to India, here are some essential things to prepare:

• Passport, an important document that is crucial as your ID card while in India.
• Visa, you need to meet several requirements to get a visa. The document will be handed over to the Indian embassy in Malaysia.
• Pay attention to security measures such as ensuring your electronic devices are always on – if your device doesn't turn on, it will be confiscated by Indian immigration officers, and get an international driving license – if you plan to rent a vehicle while in India.

Best Things to Do in India

• Explore Varanasi
  The first thing you can do is visit Varanasi–the world's oldest city. You can watch the sunset quietly here. You can also take a boat and watch the Indian city in the morning. If lucky, you will witness residents performing ceremonies or worship in the morning.


• Visit Taj Mahal
  Regarding India, one cannot help but think of the iconic and awe-inspiring Taj Mahal. Built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal, this ivory-white marble mausoleum is a true masterpiece of architecture and a symbol of everlasting love.


• Explore the Temples
  In India, temples and historical buildings are common. And it's time to explore more about India in terms of infrastructure, culture, and art. One of the famous temples in India is the Khajuraho temple in Madhya Pradesh. Here you will learn much about Indian religion and culture – especially during holidays.