The quickest way to travel around
India, taking in lots of places and sights within a short space of
time, is to take internal flights. Buses and trains maybe cheaper and
more romantic, but getting from A to B can be a painfully slow
experience unless you hop on a plane.
That’s why it’s always a good idea
to keep your eyes open for cheap domestic air tickets. The various
domestic airlines are in tight competition with one another, and
often slip into pricing wars which can benefit the consumer greatly.
The major cities of India – Mumbai,
New Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bangalore etc – are the
main transport hubs for anyone travelling across the country.
However, because the scale of the country is so massive, unless you
fly journeys between any of the two could take days.
Taking advantage of the quick option of
great value flights allows the traveller or holidaymaker to
experience the great diversity of India. Perhaps you want to explore
the temples of Tamil Nadu, taking in the great monolithic ruins of
Mahabalipuram and the millennia old Meenakshi temple at Madurai.
Perhaps you fancy a trip to West Bengal, to visit the Shanti Niketan
home of the wonderful literary figure of Rabindranath Tagore and see
the old British buildings in Kolkata. Or perhaps you want to head to
the hills in the north, enjoying the Himalayan cool while exploring
the hill stations of Manali and Shimla.
Whether these are the places you want
to visit in India, or whether you crave to visit some of the
thousands of other sights of interest, flying will allow you to cover
more distance in more comfort in less time – ultimately enabling
you to enjoy more experiences that this amazing country has to offer.
