Hyderabad to Kandla Flights

Located in Kutch district, state of western Gujarat, the Kandla Airport (IATA code: IXY), also known as the Gandhidham Airport, was built in the 1950s. The operations ceased for seven years and were started again by Air Deccan. The airport covers an area of 268 acres and has a single terminal building which can cater to 100 passengers at a time. The airport has two parking bays and an apron spread over 5400 sq. m. The airport facilities include baggage and trolley services, wheelchair accessibility, cafeterias and stores for shopping, restrooms, and medicinal facilities in case of an emergency. The airport can be reached from the nearest bus station, the Gandhidham bus station, which is located around 7 km from the airport, and the Gandhidham railway station, which is 9 km from the airport. You can take buses or hire a direct taxi to reach the airport.

Kandla, located in the Kutch district of the Indian state of Gujarat, is one of the oldest seaports in India near the city of Gandhidham. Located on the Gulf of Kutch, the Kandla Port, now officially renamed Deendayal Port, is one of the major seaports in the western part of India. Constructed in the 1950s, it was developed with an urgent intent after an increase in trade on the Mumbai port post independence. Kandla Port is one of the chief ports in India's western part. Currently, it is the biggest container port in India. Crude oil, petroleum, iron and steel machinery are the port's major imports and exports, including grains, salts, and textiles. The port falls under the special economic zone and is one of India's first export processing zones. Kandla is connected by major highways and railways and has an airport which connects major commercial hubs and cities nearby. Known for its port, the Kandla Port trust received a nod for industrial activity of INR 1,176-crore smart industrial port city. This has been the reason why new employment opportunities are expected to surge in this city. This smart port city will consist of schools, community centres and residential complexes making it a well-known industrial complex. Kandla has a semi-desert climate with hot summers and dry winters and moderate rainfall. January and February are the best for holiday or travel to Kandla. In these months the weather is pleasant and the temperature is around 27∞C.

Located in Shamshabad, around 26.5 km away from the main city centre, Hyderabad Airport, also known as Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (IATA code: HYD), is a major airport that caters to nearby cities and hubs. The operations of the airport started in 2008 after it replaced the Begumpet Airport. It is the fourth busiest airport in India in terms of passenger traffic. Hyderabad Airport is a hub for Alliance Air, IndiGo, Blue Dart Aviation, SpiceJet and TruJet, and a focus city for Air India, Air Asia India and Go First. It consists of one passenger terminal, a cargo terminal, and two runways. The airport premises also house aviation training facilities, fuel farms, and solar power plants. The airport is spread across 5,495 acres with a single integrated terminal building that caters to almost 12 million passengers per year. The airport facilities include baggage services, packaging services, trolley services for luggage, wheelchair accessibility for the disabled, restrooms, and medical facilities in case of an emergency. There are many cafeterias and restaurants for the passengers and stores and shops for shopping. There is a duty-free section wherein you can purchase duty-free items. The airport provides free Wi-Fi and lounges along with prayer rooms. The airport is well connected to various parts of the city. There are dedicated aero buses to the airport from different parts of the city. The Hyderabad railway station is about 27 km from here and is connected through buses and shuttle services.

Hyderabad is located on the hilly terrains of the Deccan plateau along the banks of Musi River in the Indian state of Telangana. Hyderabad is situated at an elevation of 542 m and is considered the fifth most populous city in India. Hyderabad is the capital of Telangana and is regarded as the fifth largest economy in India. Cuisine Hyderabadi cuisine features a wide variety of rice, wheat, and meat dishes as well as the deft application of numerous spices. With their fusion of Mughlai as well as Arab cuisines, Hyderabadi biryani and Hyderabadi haleem have become national symbols of India. Mughlai cuisine has had a significant effect on Hyderabadi food, as have, to a lesser extent, French, Arabic, Turkish, Iranian, native Telugu, and Marathwada cuisines. The people of Hyderabad perform Marfa music from the city, dholak ke geet (home songs based on local folklore), as well as qawwali in addition to western and Indian popular music genres including film music, particularly at weddings, festivals, and other festive events. To promote the growth of music, the state government hosts the Golconda Music and Dance Festival, Taramati Music Festival, and Premavathi Dance Festival. Hyderabad has a tropical wet and dry climate which borders on a semi-arid climate. Summers are hot and humid, with cool winters and heavy rainfalls between June to October. Referred to as Hyderabadis, the people in Hyderabad predominantly speak Telugu and Urdu.