Delhi to Jammu Flights

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Jammu is a beautiful region in the northern parts of India. It is known as being a popular pilgrimage destination, mainly for Vaishno Devi Temple. So, if you’ve got some nature or religious trip in mind, book flights to Jammu. You can make your flight reservations with IndiGo for a bunch of reasons. Visit the website and scroll through 6E add-ons and add the most convenient services suitable for you. There are several lowest flights from Delhi to Jammu making it an ideal base to begin your travel to Jammu.

By booking your Delhi to Jammu flights with IndiGo, you can add some of the best services, one of which is 6E Eats, where you can book meals in advance. You can also skip the queue during boarding by choosing the fast-forward service. By booking Delhi to Jammu flights you can get away from the busy city life and enjoy scenic landscapes of Jammu region and dwell around some of the temples and religious sites.

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After booking Delhi to Jammu flight tickets, you can visit some of the beautiful temples, soak in the lovely landscape, and savour delicious local cuisine. To get an insight into the flights to Jammu, scroll below.

• Distance: The aerial distance between Delhi to Jammu is around 503 km.
• Flight details: To book Delhi to Jammu flights, visit the official IndiGo website or the mobile application. Make sure to also book return flights from Jammu to Delhi.
• Flight duration: The duration of Delhi to Jammu flight depends on when you choose to travel. You can go to the website and select your preferred dates.
• Flight price: The fares for flights between Delhi to Jammu may vary depending on when you book your ticket.
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Places to visit in Jammu

Surrounded by mountains and rivers, Jammu makes an ideal place to visit for nature lovers. There are many attractions in Jammu, some of the best places to visit are listed below.

• Vaishno Devi Temple: This is one of the most famous site in India that require a pilgrim to walk to the top of the mountain to visit the temple. Vaishno Devi Temple is an important Hindu shrine dedicated to Goddess Mahalakshmi. What makes this temple unique is for its location and its cave-styled temple. Although getting to this shrine require a walk, options like pony ride or palanquin and even helicopter services are available.
• Bahu Fort: This 18th century fort is a must-visit in Jammu located within the city right opposite of the old neighbourhood of Jammu. Bahu Fort was commissioned by Raja Gulab Singh of Dogra Empire. You can walk though several attractions inside the fort, here, the most popular site to see is the 8th-century Mahakali Temple.
• Peerkho Caves: One of the major highlights of tourist attractions in Jammu is the Peerkho Caves. It is the oldest archaeological sites in the city built in the 15th century during the reign of Raja Ajaib Dev. Peerkho Caves is basically a temple with massive courtyard, due to its large space, during the celebration of Diwali, the entire temple is lit with decorative lights.
• Baag-e-Bahu: Located beside the Tawi River, this garden is surrounded by flowers. There are dedicated paths for walking and connecting with nature's essence. It's the place where locals and tourists gather for picnics and photographs. It is a popular place in Jammu for its scenic charm and the fact that it's equipped with an aquarium consisting of different types of fishes as well as publicly accessible gallery.
• Amar Mahal Museum and Library: The Amar Mahal Palace is an important landmark in the city of Jammu and it has a rich history. When Raja Amar Singh, the Dogra ruler, ordered construction of the palace in the late 19th century, it was built by an architect from France. It has now been turned into a museum and is serving as one of the most popular tourist sites in Jammu. Miniature works of art, books, artwork collection and a golden throne weighing 120 kg are displayed in the museum.
• Rajender Park: Rajender Park is one of the most popular tourist sites for a picnic, you get an amazing view of the exotic beauty of Jammu. There is also a canal in the park, with lots of fountains and lovely places to visit. It's a peaceful place to chill and go on nature walks. The park is in good shape and if you like the sounds of nature, come for a look at it.

Know Jammu Airport

Jammu Airport (IXJ) officially called Jammu Civil Enclave is a domestic airport located approximately 6 km from the city centre.

Reasons to visit Delhi

The city of Delhi is the capital of India, and a number of tourists come to explore it. In Delhi, you need to see a few of the most important tourist sites.

• Qutub Minar: Qutub Minar is one of India's tallest minarets and a UNESCO world heritage site. The entire complex's beautifully designed and it has a lot of detail. It is a five-storied minaret with inscriptions and is a must-see in Delhi.
• India Gate: In Delhi's India Gate is a beautiful structure, built to pay tribute to Indian soldiers who died in the First World War. Between the great arch, you can see a fire called Amar Jawan Jyoti.
• Humayun's Tomb: It's an internationally known classic garden mausoleum that shows beautiful Mughal architecture. In memory of her late husband Humayun, the Mughal emperor, it was constructed by Bega Begum.
• Purana Qila: The Purana Qila is often overlooked in comparison to the Delhi Zoo, but it's one of the most popular tourist destinations. The ruins are filled with history, and the buildings date back to the 16th century. It's the 3rd century buildings, some of them.
• Rashtrapati Bhavan: The President's residence is Rashtrapati Bhavan. There's no way to go inside, but we can see this beautiful building from a distance. The best way of doing that is to stroll the Rajpath, a path so named because it's "The King's Way" from India Gate to Rashtrapati Bhavan.
• National Museum: You should go to the National Museum if you're interested in museums; it is one of India's largest. There are a number of galleries where you can see the modern art, as well as some historic works from all major epochs.

Know Indira Gandhi International Airport

Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) is located approximately 16 km from the city. You can find different modes of transport like the Airport Express, app-based taxis and bus shuttles.

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