Delhi to Tirupati Flights

Book Delhi to Tirupati flights with IndiGo

Planning to fly to one of India’s most famous pilgrim sites with India’s top airline? Booking your Delhi to Tirupati flight with IndiGo comes with an array of benefits along with a hassle-free, on-time and comfortable flight.

IndiGo provides multiple flying options from Delhi to Tirupati with through as well as connecting flights. You can choose to book Delhi to Tirupati connecting flights via Hyderabad or Bengaluru or even book return flights.

Best time to book Delhi to Tirupati flights

If you are looking for the lowest airfares for your Delhi to Tirupati flights, the best time to book is about 2 months before your planned date of travel. You can also choose to make a Delhi to Tirupati round trip booking to make your tickets more economical. Or, you may do a separate booking for your Tirupati to Delhi flight as well.

Why you should book on IndiGo’s direct platforms

If you book directly on IndiGo’s platforms such as the official website, goIndiGo.in, or the IndiGo mobile app, you get a number of benefits to make your flight bookings better. You can choose from multiple fare types and pay for the kind of travel needs specific to you. For instance, if you do not have any check-in baggage to take along, you can book for the Lite Fare and get a lower-priced ticket. For instant help with booking-related queries, the AI-powered chatbot assistant, Dottie, is available round the clock. Some of the other advantages of booking directly with IndiGo are:

• Lowest booking fee and zero convenience fee on cancellation
• Easy EMI options
• Flight ticket offers
• Option to hold and pay later
• Multiple payment options such as net banking, UPI, credit/debit cards, etc.
• Choice of add-ons for anything from inflight meals to extra legroom

Tirupati, the abode of divinity

When it comes to the top religious sites in India, Tirupati easily makes the list. Not only does it have a number of temples, but also forts and water bodies for an interesting trip throughout the city.

Here are the top things to do in Tirupati:

Chandragiri Fort: Built in the 11^th century, the Chandragiri Fort is a favourite among heritage enthusiasts. It was run under a number of different rulers, from Yadava Rayas who built it to the Vijayanagara rulers to the kings of Mysuru.

Kapila Theertham Falls: This makes for a great photogenic spot as well as trekking hub, attracting many photography and adventure lovers alike. It is believed that bathing in its waters can absolve you of all sins.

Sri Venkateswara Zoological Park: Being the largest zoological park in Asia spread over 5,500 acres, this houses animals from across the world in an environment that imitates their natural habitat.

Govindaraja Swamy Temple: This is one of the largest temple complexes in Andhra Pradesh, with an intricate set of designs running throughout the structure.

Hare Rama Hare Krishna Temple: Similar to the ISKCON temples in other cities, this temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and is a commonly visited religious spot in Tirupati.

Kalyani Dam: The dam is built on the Swarnamukhi river and is a major source of water to the city of Tirupati. This gravity dam is a major source of attraction for picnics.

Regional Science Centre: Equipped with the latest technology and highest quality, this is a famous planetarium complete with a sky observation deck, galleries, parks, exhibitions and demonstrations.

Airport: Tirupati International Airport (TIR)

Delhi – A city that has it all

Whether you are looking for a tour of history, great food, shopping hubs or a thriving nightlife, the national capital of India will not disappoint you. If you are visiting Delhi for the first time, don’t miss out on the following experiences:

Heritage sites: Check out the most famous heritage spots in the city such as India Gate, Old Fort, Qutub Minar, Jantar Mantar, Humayun’s Tomb and others.

India’s top official buildings: Being the national capital, Delhi houses the offices of all major governing bodies and officials such as Rashtrapati Bhavan, Prime Minister’s Office, the embassies and high commissions of international bodies. While not all of them would be accessible at all times, you can always have a glimpse of these places.

Shopping hubs: From luxury shopping to budget shopping, there is a place for kinds of shopping in Delhi. For anything from apparels to home décor and accessories, you can visit Janpath Market, Lajpat Nagar Market, Delhi Haat, Sarojini Nagar Market, Chandni Chowk and a number of different malls and shopping complexes across the city.

Food: The street food in Delhi is famous and worth the visit. From Chandni Chowk’s paranthas to Jamia’s biryani, you can go for a gastronomic tour from place to place.

Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL)

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