Baroda to Varanasi Flights

If you want to visit a city that is known for its spirituality and vibrant culture, then Varanasi is the exact destination. The sacred city is famous for its bathing ghats, temples and all other destinations of spiritual significance. Every year, Varanasi is frequented by tourists from all parts of the world. So, if you are planning to go on a spiritual trip from Baroda, book a domestic flight ticket from Baroda to Varanasi. Check for the various airlines offering Baroda to Varanasi flights and select the suitable one as per your travel plan.

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What is interesting about Baroda?

Baroda also was known as Vadodara, which is the third largest city in India. The city is situated on the banks of Vishwamitri river, Baroda is only 139 km away from the state capital Gandhinagar. Baroda owns a wealthy historical and cultural background. The people of broader claim to visitors that their city is a” Sanskari Nagari” which means a cultured city.

Baroda Airport

Vadodara Airport is the official name of the airport at Baroda which is the busiest airport in the state after Ahmedabad and Surat. The airport is located in Harni, 9 Km away from the city. Flights from Baroda connects Varanasi and many major cities in the country.

Transport in Baroda

ST buses are making transportation easier in the city which is affordable. Apart from buses, there are auto-rickshaws, taxis and cabs that facilitate transportation in the city.

About Varanasi

Banaras or Varanasi is the existing ancient city of the world, this is the only- place in the whole world where 84 Ghats are together. Banaras is also famous as “city of light”. In praise of Varanasi, Mark Twain said that the Varanasi is “older than history, older than tradition, older even than legend, looks twice as old as all of them put together”.

About Varanasi Airport
The Varanasi Airport is popularly known as the Lal Bahadur Shastri Airport. It is situated in Babatpur, a town around 25 km far from the city centre. The airport is easily accessible from the main city via buses, cabs, auto rickshaws and prepaid taxis. Being an international airport, the Varanasi Airport offers flights to most major International destinations. The airport has all the major facilities such as food joints, restaurants, and shopping centers for the convenience of travellers.

Prominent destinations in and around Varanasi

• Kathawala Temple- Kathawala is illustrious for its matchless architecture or woodwork. This temple was constructed by a Nepal king, this is the reason this temple is also known as Nepali temple. The temple is located in Lalita Ghat.
• Tulsi Manas Temple - One of the pious pilgrims of Varanasi, Tulsi Manas temple has been attributed to Lord Rama. The main highlight is the white marbles that have text written by Tulsidas.
• Monkey Temple - Monkey Temple tops the list of “pious shrines in Varanasi”. People out here worship the Goddess Durga but is popular as ‘Monkey Temple’. Only Hindus are given permission to enter both the courtyard of the pilgrim and sanctum.

Religious and spiritual destinations in Varanasi

Vishwanath Temple, Durga Temple, Nepali temple, Sankat Mochan temple.

Weekend getaways near Varanasi

• Sarnath (around 10 km from Varanasi): It is a pilgrimage for Buddhists. In fact, it is one of the holy places of the Buddhists. The town is replete with architectural marvels in the form of stupas, temples, museums and ancient sites. And it’s not just the Buddhists or the Indian tourists that frequent this place, tourists from all over the world throng to Sarnath to see the historical marvels and experience the mystical setting of this place.
• Vindhyachal (around 62 km from Varanasi): Just like Sarnath is a popular pilgrimage of the Buddhists, Vindhyachal is a famous Hindu pilgrimage. It has several temples and each temple has an interesting story behind its creation. And as Vindhyachal is located on the banks of the holy River Ganga, many people visit it to wash away their sins by taking a dip in the Ganges. If you are planning to visit Vindhyachal, Navratri would be one of the best times to visit as the entire town is decorated with diyas and flowers, with prayers chanting in the background.
• Allahabad (around 120 km from Varanasi): Allahabad, recently named Prayagraj, is also a destination worth visiting. The city is famous for more than a few reasons. For example, it is a meeting point of three rivers that hold immense significance for the Hindus - Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati. Similarly, the city is famous for being the host of the Maha Kumbh Mela that is celebrated on the banks of Sangam. Those who are spiritually inclined must visit this place for an experience of a lifetime.