Patna to Kannur Flights Fare starting @ ₹13353 + Upto ₹2500 OFF

The Kerala government set up Kannur International Airport (IATA: CNN) to serve the region's NRI population, which travels to numerous international destinations as the region's thriving business community and tourists. It is located around 25 km from the city centre. One of the most advanced facilities of its kind, the "Swing Facility", can be used for domestic and international flights. The integrated passenger terminal building measures approximately a peak hour passenger capacity is 2,000, including international and domestic. The airport is well-connected with three regional tourist destinations ñ Wayanad, Kodagu and Bekal. Kannur airport facilities include a medical room, baby care room, money exchange, baggage wrapping, free baggage trolleys, and ATMs. Self-check-in counters and self-baggage drop equipment are available at the terminal. Prepaid taxis are also available.

Kannur is a culturally significant district in Kerala's northwestern region. Traditionally, it was a port, trading with the Greeks, Romans, and Arabs. It is part of the Western Ghats and is rich in natural resources. It is called the "City of Looms and Lores" because of its thriving handloom industry and traditional folk art, known as Theyyam. This ceremonial art form includes dance, music, and mime, where the performer assumes the role of God. According to myth, Kannur receives its name from ëKannaní or Krishna's homeland. A visit to this city offers an insight into Kerala's rich cultural legacy. The dominant language is Malayalam, but people also speak Tulu, Konkani, and English. Kannur's handloom fabrics have gained international acclaim. It offers savoury dishes like Pazham Nirachathu: made of ripe bananas, grated coconut, and molasses, which are popular snacks full of warmth and flavour. Kannur, a coastal city with a tropical climate, is best visited from October to February, when the temperature ranges between 20∞C and 25∞C. Monsoons are suitable for a visit.

Patna airport, also known as Jay Prakash Narayan International airport, is located 5km southwest of the city. Its IATA code is PAT. The airport has a single integrated terminal that currently serves only domestic flights. It offers excellent flight connectivity to major Indian cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, and Ahmedabad. The Patna airport offers passenger amenities, including baggage services, information kiosks, phone booths, restaurants and forex counters. It has facilities for the differently-abled and the elderly as well. Besides medical facilities, it also has a hotel booking kiosk to help international passengers. Car rentals, pre-paid auto rickshaws and taxis can be accessed outside the airport.

Patna, the capital city of Bihar, is a central commercial hub and a gateway to the Buddhist and Jain pilgrimage centres of Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali, Rajgir, and Pawapuri. It is located on the bank of the holy Ganges. The city is the administrative and educational centre of the state. The history of Patna dates back to the Mauryan empire when it used to go by the name Patliputra. The city also finds mention in Greek chronicles, which refers to it as ëPalibothraí. Most of the population in Patna speaks Hindi, Urdu, Bajjikaa, Bhojpuri, Maithili, etc. A small percentage of the population practises Christianity. The city's cuisine uniquely blends Bengali and North Indian influences. Patnaís is an agricultural centre. The output includes rice, wheat, oilseeds and maise. The dominant language is Hindi. The staple foods are Litti Chokha (made from chickpea flour) and khichdi. Seekh kababs and Shammi Kebabs are also famous. Another famous delicacy is the kadhi bari (made of gram flour) with Tarkari cooked in mustard sauce. Tribal folk melodies and the Chhau dance are recognised worldwide. Patna's important events include the Sonepur Mela, Pitrapaksha Mela, Kite Festival, and Chhatth Puja.