Mysore to Hubli Flights

Hubli Airport (IATA: HBX) serves two cities in the state of Karnataka: Hubli and Dharwad. The airport is located on Gokul Road, 8 km west of Hubli and 20 km from Dharwad city centre. It is the third busiest airport in Karnataka. Hubli Airport has only one terminal and can handle almost 300 passengers for both arrivals and departures. It has one boarding gate and a 368-square-foot terminal with two check-in desks and one security check counter. Flights operate between Hubli and Bengaluru, Mysore, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Goa and Kochi. The airport facilities include check-in counters, baggage scanners, public address systems, a car parking lot, wheelchairs for the physically challenged, senior passengers and childcare rooms. Passengers can use common taxi services to go to their selected locations from outside the airport. Alternatively, customers can rent a car at the airport, which is also available. Travellers who want to visit other cities in the vicinity of Hubli can take an interstate bus from the City Central Bus Stand or an interstate cab or automobile from Hubli Airport.

Hubli, a city in Karnataka was formerly known as Hubballi. The twin cities of HubliñDharwad, the state's second-biggest city by population and size, is also the largest city in North Karnataka. Hubli is located at an elevation of 640 m above sea level. The Hubli-Dharwad Municipal Corporation (HDMC) was formed in 1962 by merging the two cities, located 20 km apart. Hubli is a major business centre in Karnataka. Apart from Bangalore, Hubli also houses the most government offices. Hubli-Dharwad was chosen for solar city/green city master plans in 2016. In 2017, the Indian government designated Hubli-Dharwad as a smart city project, a flagship initiative for total infrastructure development in the twin towns. Hubli is a multicultural city and a religious mix can be seen here. Festivals like Navarathri, Id, Holi, Ganesha Chaturthi and Christmas are celebrated grandly here. Girmit, Hubli-Dharwad Pedha, Paapdi Chutney, Paddu, Kanda Bhajji and Lingayat Khanavali meals are the must-try delicacies of Hubli. The best season to visit Hubli in India is from January to April and June to December when temperatures are moderate enough to explore the different sites. Summers in Hubli can be very hot, with temperatures going as high as 40∞C in May. Winters are cool and pleasant, and the lowest average temperature is 28∞C in December.

Constructed in the 1940s by the Kingdom of Mysore, Mysore Airport (IATA: MYQ) is in the village of Mandakalli, around 10 km away from the main city. It has a single runway, and the passenger terminal has a capacity of 200 passengers. Airlines including Alliance Air and Indigo operate flights to and from Hubli. Mysore currently has only one terminal, which serves domestic needs and connects all of India's major cities with frequent flights. The nearest domestic airport is at Mysore, connecting it to major Indian cities like Goa, Bangalore, Mumbai, and Chennai. A total of 200 passengers can be accommodated at the terminal. The airport operates daily flights to Goa, Bangalore, Hubli, and Chennai. You can reach the airport conveniently as buses, autorickshaws, and cabs are readily available. It is well maintained with all required facilities like ATMs, a self-check-in counter, free Wi-Fi, a waiting lounge, a storage facility, food courts, medical services, and more.

Mysore is the second-most populous city in the Indian state of Karnataka. Mysore is an anglicised form of Mahishur, which means Mahisha's town of residence. Mahisha is the name of a Hindu rakshas known as Mahishasura. The city is located at the base of the Chamundi Hills and has an area of 128.42 sq. km (50 sq mi). The buffalo-headed demon lord Mahishasura gave the city its name. From times immemorial, renowned dynasties like the Gangas (Talakadu), Chalukyas (Badami), Hoysalas (Belur), Vijayanagara (Hampi), and Sultanates such as Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan have enriched the culture of Mysore. Mysore is a culturally diverse place with its share of religious sites, monuments, scenic locales, zoos, and markets. Mysore is popularly known as the City of Palaces. The Mysore Palace is a blend of Hindu, Rajput, Gothic and Islamic design elements. Mysore is also well known for Mysore Silk. When at Mysore try checking out the Mysore Pak and Mysore Masala Dosas, the two delectable dishes available in this city.