Ahmedabad to Kanpur Flights Fare starting @ ₹8203 + Upto ₹2500 OFF

Kanpur Airport is also referred to as Chakeri Airport. It is located 10 km from the city centre and is well connected to some major Indian cities like Mumbai and Delhi. One can easily find buses, taxis and car rentals outside the airport. Currently, the facilities provided at the Kanpur Airport include baggage services, wheelchair assistance, snack bar, medical aid, postal service, and passenger lounge.

Kanpur is the commercial capital of Uttar Pradesh. The city was originally named `Kanhapur'. However, it was called 'Cawnpore' during the colonial period. Situated on the banks of the river Ganga, Kanpur is among the popular tourist spots due to its rich historical, commercial, and religious importance.
This populous city offers tourists an intriguing mix of religious tourism and scenic beauty. Its stunning spiritual monuments, historical reminders, and modern recreational spaces make Kanpur one of the most popular tourist destinations in the state. JK Temple, Allen Forest, and Moti Jheel are some of the popular tourist spots in Kanpur. Besides, the city is home to several reputed educational institutions.

Officially called Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, the Ahmedabad Airport is located in the Hansol region, which is around 9 km towards the northern part of the city. At Ahmedabad airport, Terminal 1 is for domestic passengers and Terminal 2 is for international flights. The remaining two terminals are used for secondary traffic and cargo. The airport has numerous facilities to cater to the requirements of its passengers. Be it the pharmacy store at the airport to its ATMs, currency exchange, spa services, duty-free shops and more, travellers can also avail prepaid taxis and app-based cabs to reach the city.

Known as a culturally vibrant city that is fast growing into a thriving metropolis and business hub, Ahmedabad is one of the countryís fastest growing metropolises. Emerging as a much sought after educational hub, the city receives a lot of tourists from across the country due to its rich history, iconic landmarks and pilgrimage centres that draw in many pilgrims from different parts of the country. Adding to this, the presence of several magnificent palaces and buildings draw in tourists to explore the cityís culture further. Situated on the banks of the Sabarmati River, Ahmedabad is only about 25 Km away from Gujarat's capital, Gandhinagar. Famed for local handicrafts, delicious snacks and its vibrant tie-dye bandhani fabrics, there is much to shop in the city, particularly if you are interested in visiting the local markets. Donít miss out on checking some of the traditionally embroidered dupattas, and other local handicrafts. Blending in the best of both worlds, Ahmedabad is the perfect example of a rapidly progressing city as it heads towards globalisation while holding onto its old-world charm.