Chennai to Bhavnagar Flights

Bhavnagar Airport (IATA: BHU, ICAO: VABV) is a major domestic airport located in Gujarat, about 4 km south-east of the city centre. Spread over 294 sq km, it is an important airstrip serving Bhavnagar and nearby regions in Gujarat. The airport has a single terminal, dedicated to all domestic operations. The airport offers a wide range of services, including ATMs and currency exchange, baggage trolleys, baggage wrapping, childcare rooms, duty-free shopping, mobile charging points, restaurants and cafÈs, smoking areas, and transport facilities ñ taxi, bus, and car rental services.

Situated in the Saurashtra region in Gujarat with the Gulf of Khambhat on the east, Bhavnagar was founded in 1743 by Maharaja Bhavsinghji. Bhavnagar has Indiaís most magnificent diamond cutting and polishing industries and is popularly known as the ëHub of Diamond Industryí. The city has monuments and remnants of the glorious kingdoms and empires that occupied it, such as its oldest and finest educational institutes, museums, palaces, art galleries, and magnificent temples. These temples in Bhavnagar echo the historical culture of the city. Apart from its sparkling history, the city is known for its flourishing textiles, beautiful architecture, intricate handicrafts, and enchanting beaches and parks. Bhavnagar is a haven for shopaholics. When in Bhavnagar, don't forget to shop for its fine production of hand-woven and embroidered toran, lacquered wooden carvings, and appliquÈ work fabrics, bedsheets, and clothing items. Travellers also love Bhavnagar's delectable cuisines ó a vast range of ganthia, jalebi, fafda, bhungda bateta, methi na thepla, khakhra, kadhi, handwoh, ganthia, rotlas, and oondhiya.

Chennai International Airport (IATA: MAA, ICAO: VOMM) serves Chennai and its nearby cities in Tamil Nadu. It is located in Chennai, about 21 km southwest of the city centre. There are three terminals at Chennai Airport ñ Terminal 1, Terminal 3, and Terminal 4. Terminal 1 is dedicated to domestic flights, with nine boarding gates on two levels and offers basic amenities to its travellers. Terminal 3 is dedicated to international flights and offers its travellers basic and exclusive amenities such as VIP lounges. Terminal 4 is also dedicated to international flights, with several gates and offers its travellers basic and exclusive amenities such as VIP lounges. Chennai Airport offers a wide range of services for passengers, including restaurants and bars, duty-free shopping, information counters, tourist and railway information booths, vending machines, luggage carts, ATMs and currency exchange, and transport facilities such as car rental, taxi, trains, metro, and bus services.

Formerly known as Madras, Chennai is one of Indiaís most populous metro cities. It is the capital of Tamil Nadu and is popularly known as the ëGateway to South Indiaí. It is known for its flourishing textile, chemical, and manufacturing industries. The city is equally famous for its ancient monuments, rich arts and culture, and exemplary architecture. Situated on the Coromandel Coast of the Bay of Bengal, Chennai has surreal greenery and a serene environment, exemplified by its mesmerising parks, museums, beaches, and art galleries. There are many magnificent temples and other religious places that reflect the history and culture of this place. If you are a bookworm, what could be better than Asia's most extensive library, the Anna Centenary Library? You can opt for local buses from the Chennai Mofussil Bus Terminus at Koyambedu to travel around the city. Chennai city has a tropical climate. It is not ideal to plan your visit during the summer season (March to June) due to its hot and humid weather, with temperatures ranging from 24∞C to 37∞C. Planning a visit during the monsoon or winter seasons that fall between July-September and November-February, respectively, is suitable. The city's temperature ranges from 25∞C to 34∞C (monsoon) and 22∞C to 31∞C (winter). Most travellers prefer visiting the city between October and February to witness various festivals such as Pongal, Madras Music Season, and Natyanjali Dance Festival celebrations.