Kozhikode to Gaya Flights

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About Gaya Airport

The Gaya airport (IATA: GAY), is an international airport that was built to serve Gaya, Bihar, India. The airport is located 12 kilometers away from Gaya in the southwest direction and about 5 kilometers away from Bodh Gaya. Spread over an area of 954 acres, the airport is controlled by the Airports Authority of India (AAI). There is only one integrated terminal in the airport at present and direct flights (domestic) are available to Delhi. Cities Kolkata and Nagpur are also connected. The airline companies that provide service in this airport include IndiGo, Thai Smile, Thai AirAsia, and Drukair. Among the four airlines mentioned, apart from IndiGo, all the other foreign ones are seasonal and this is because international tourists (Buddhist tourists) come here during the specific seasons from countries like Cambodia, Vietnam, Myanmar, and Thailand.

About Gaya

Located about 100 kilometers away from Bihar's capital Patna, Gaya has a great historical past and relevance. Gaya belonged to the Magadh empire and the city is situated on the bank of the River Falgu. Gaya is considered one of the holiest cities in India among the Hindus and many visit Gaya all over the year either to perform rites or experience the rich history and heritage of this centuries-old city. Gaya is surrounded by four major hills ó Mangala-Gauri, Shringa Sthan, Ram Shila, and Brahmayoni. The entire city can be viewed from all these four hills. The city is very well connected through a lot of roadways and connects the capital city of Patna and other cities of India quite efficiently. The city gets its name from the myth of the demon Gayasur. As per the myths, Lord Vishnu himself killed the demon Gayasur in a battle. Gaya is also quite popular for its handloom.

About Kozhikode Airport

The Kozhikode airport, better known as the Calicut international airport (IATA: CCJ), is a large international airport in the Malappuram district in the South-Indian state of Kerala. Located at a distance of 25 kilometers from the city of Malappuram and about 28 kilometers from Kozhikode city, the airport holds great importance as it primarily serves the large Malabar region of Malappuram, Kozhikode, Palakkad, and Wayanad. This airport is one of the busiest airports in India in terms of having the most international traffic yearly. Currently, it holds the sixth position in this regard. The airport was opened in 1988, and in 2006 it got the official status of being an international airport. A few years back, the airport had restrictions on wide-body aircraft but recent initiatives and proper intervention regarding this issue by the state government, Gulf Malayalis, and other MPs from the Malabar region have resolved this issue. However, as of now, it has again stopped and work is in progress. The Calicut international airport features several major domestic and international carriers, including SpiceJet, Qatar Airways, Air India Express, Air India, Gulf Air, etc. The airport currently has two terminals, one international and the other domestic.

About Kozhikode

Kozhikode, once called Calicut, is a beautiful city in Kerala, also known as God's own country. With its beautiful sceneries, beaches, temples, and wildlife, this city is recognized as the second-best liveable city in India. Being in the heart of Kerala, this is one of the important trade and commerce centers of the state. The importance and dominance of trade practices in Kozhikode got it recognized as the 'City of Spices.' In the middle ages, it was the famous capital of the Malabar district, but it got acknowledged as an independent kingdom that was ruled by Zamorins. The name Kozhikode carries itself a history as it is the name given by the Malayalam community, whereas, the Arabian merchants used to call it the Aliquot. Moreover, the Chinese named it Kalifo, and Tamils gave it the name Kallikottai. Due to its trade practices of black pepper, cardamom, and many other spices Chinese and Arabian merchants used to love this place. So, from a historical point of view, this place holds its character.

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Kozhikode

Calicut International Airport, Calicut Airport P.O, Calicut Airport Rd, Karipur, Kerala 673647

Gaya

Gaya International Airport, International airport, Bodh Gaya, Bihar 823004

Frequently Asked Questions

From where does the name Gaya come?

The name is derived from the mythical demon Gayasur who was subdued by Lord Vishnu on the hills surrounding Gaya. There is a legend about the 40 feet long footprint of Lord Vishnu in this place.

How to reach Kappad beach?

The beach is about a 30-minute drive from Kozhikode (Calicut) and can be reached via Kannur Road and Beach Road.

Is Pretshila haunted?

According to myths, the place is considered to be ghosted and the name also clearly emphasizes that myth. The Pretshila is also known as the ghosted hill or hill of the ghosts.

Is Wayanad a hilly region?

Wayanad is surrounded by the densely forested Mudumalai hills and is considered a hill station.

What are the most popular foreign cities that can be reached via flight from Kozhikode airport?

The most popular foreign destinations from Kozhikode airport include major cities like Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Muscat, London, Manchester, Bahrain, Doha, Kuwait, and Jeddah.

What can tourists do at Kappad beach?

Tourists can enjoy the beautiful and tranquil sea beach and coconut trees around it. There is an 800-year-old temple near the beach as well which is also worth a visit.

What is special about the Dungeshwari temple?

Even though Gaya is mostly known as a Hindu pilgrimage, the Dungeshwari temple is associated with Lord Buddha. The temples are located between the hills and that adds to the tranquillity of the temple. A total of seven stupa remains are also present currently at the top of this hill.

What is the best time to visit Gaya?

As Gaya is a sacred place for Hindus, Buddhists, and even Jains, people come all over the year. However, because of the pleasant weather conditions, the peak tourist months are from October to March; during the winter time.

What is the connection between Gaya and Lord Ram?

Gaya is very sacred for the Hindus and has a great connection with Lord Ram. According to popular mythology, for the sake of his ancestors, Lord Ram performed ëPindadanamí. Lord Ram had traveled here himself to give his tribute to his ancestors as per legends and legend also says that Sita had accompanied him on this visit.

Where to stay in Gaya?

As an important pilgrimage point, Gaya sees visitors all year round. That's why there are numerous stay options. from budget hotels and dharamshalas to luxury accommodations, one can find something for every budget.

Why do Jains visit the Akshaya Vat just like the Hindus?

According to Jain scriptures, it is believed that the Akshaya Vat was once visited by a Jain Tirthankara; Rishabha, who did extensive meditation under this tree. For this reason, the Akshaya Vat is very popular and sacred among the Jain community.

Why is Bodh Gaya famous?

Located just 15 kilometers away from Gaya, Bodh Gaya is famous because according to legend, this is the place where Gautama Buddha attained his enlightenment. This place is very popular among Buddhists from India and other foreign countries.

Why is Gaya famous as a pilgrimage?

It is believed in Hinduism that paying homage to departed souls in the form of 'Pinda' or food and other offerings ensures the release of their souls. It is believed that Lord Ram offered Pinda to his deceased father in Gaya, and ever since it has been considered the holiest place to offer Pinda for departed loved ones.

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