Travel Destinations of Bangalore

Bangalore is easily reachable through any part of India. You can take any mode of transport - rail, road or airlines to Bangalore. The Bengaluru International Airport, located at Devanahalli, is the air link point of the city. All the major airlines run flights to/from Bangalore, As CWG coming up by next month you can find a lot more Delhi Bangalore lowest flight tickets.

Top Destinations of Bangalore

Bangalore Palace – It is the spectacular edifice dotting the skyline of Bangalore. A lesser known one it has just come into prominence as a tourist attraction of the city. As an Indian Citizen they charge you Rs.100 and as a foreign visitor are charged Rs.200, to visit the palace.

Cubbon Park – It is also known to be the lung of the Garden City, and one of the most soothing places in the middle of the busy city.

Lal Bagh - One of the most romantic gardens in India, laid by Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan

Tipu Sultan's Palace - One of the most famous and most visited tourist destination in Bangalore, this magnificent structure is mainly built in wood. The residence of the Tipu Sultan the great, it has its own place in list of Bangalore's tourist attractions.

The Bull Temple - Carved out of one boulder, this is a spectacular example of south Indian temple architecture. It is believed to have been built a bull that used to stole the crops of the local farmers.

The ISKCON temple - This one of its kind temple in Bangalore is a perfect blend of modern technology and age old spirituality of India. Set amidst serene surrounding, it just transports you to another world.

Mukti Naga temple – is the 16 feet tall standing statue, the world's largest Naaga statue.

Vidhan Soudha, the landmark of the city of Bangalore, is the first thing which attracts every visitor. This impressive granite structure was built by the former chief minister of erstwhile Mysore state, Sri K Hanumanthaiya.

Indian Domestic Flight passengers traffic raised upto 19.3 percent in 6 months

The Civil Aviation of India stated Indian Domestic air passengers’ traffic grew over 19 percent from January to August of this year as against the same period last year. With increasing opportunity of airlines, travel agents and online booking portal (Flights Cheapest) websites in delivering cheapest airfares, there seems a high increase of air passengers in just 6 months. The numbers of passengers carried by Indian domestic airlines from January-August, 2010 were 33.9 crores as against the 28.42 crores in the corresponding period of year 2009 which registered a remarkable growth of over 19.3 percent.

Though there was a marginal fall from 40.84 lakhs in August to 39.89 lakhs in July in the domestic passengers’ traffic. The total domestic passengers carried by the scheduled Airlines of India in the month of August, 2010 were 39.89 lakhs. It may be recalled that the total domestic passengers carried by the Scheduled Airlines of India in the month of July, 2010 were 40.84 lakhs.

The Break-up for the month of August, 2010 is as follows: -
Air India (Domestic) - 7.30 lakhs, Kingfisher - 7.97 lakhs, Jet Airways

-7.79 lakhs, IndiGo - 6.56 lakhs, Jet Lite - 2.99 lakhs, Spice Jet - 5.02 lakhs, Go Air - 2.26 lakhs,

The percentage share of the carriers in the month of August, 2010 is as follows:
Air India (Domestic) - 18.3pc , Jet Airways - 19.5pc , Kingfisher - 20.0pc , Indigo - 16.4pc Spice Jet-12.6pc , Jet Lite - 7.5pc and Go Air - 5.7 pc.

The seat factor of the domestic airlines in the month of August, 2010 was:
Air India (Domestic) - 65.5pc , Jet Airways - 70.4pc , Kingfisher Airlines - 80.9pc , JetLite - 73.2pc , Spice Jet - 70.3pc , Go Air -72.0pc and IndiGo - 74.5pc .

Kingfisher leads the race of carrying 7.97 lakh passengers , the national carrier Air India carrying 7.30 lakh passengers, while Jet Airways and its low cost airlines Lite flew 7.79 lakh and 2.99 lakh passengers respectively.

Air India is nation's 'Most Trusted Airline': Surveyed by Economic Times

In a record of sorts, national carrier Air India was chosen as the 'Most Trusted Brand' in the national Aviation sector for the fifth year for providing the Cheapest airfare over the decades. One of the most trusted name on Cheapest flights in India.

The honor was bestowed upon the airline in the Economic Times Brand Equity Survey 2010, said Air India which added that AI has also been ranked 28th among the top 50 Service Brands, ahead of leading banks, insurance companies, food chains and airlines.

The Most Trusted Brands Survey was conducted by the Economic Times in collaboration with The Nielsen Company, a leading market research agency that identifies brands that bond with consumers who believe it provides quality and reassurance.

Recently, Air India was also presented with the Reader's Digest Trusted Brand Gold Award for the fifth consecutive year.

Today AI, with a fleet of 135 aircraft and network spanning 52 destinations across the US, Europe, Canada, Far-East and South-East Asia and the Gulf, also covers 63 destinations in the domestic sector, including far-flung areas of the North-East, Ladakh, Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Moreover, Air India will launch daily Mumbai

-Abu Dhabi flights from Nov 1. The airline currently operates five weekly flights to Abu Dhabi. This frequency has been increased to daily flights, the Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC) said.

The move is to meet the growing demand in flight services in the sector.

The Mumbai-Abu Dhabi route recorded a 17 percent increase in passenger traffic in the first half of 2010, compared with the corresponding period last year.

The additional services will raise Air India's total number of flights to Abu Dhabi to 14, connecting the UAE capital with both Mumbai and Delhi.

Air India will operate the high-tech A321 aircraft which will depart from Abu Dhabi at 2.40 a.m., and will arrive in Mumbai at 6.55 a.m. It will offer both business and economy class services, ADAC said.

Commonwealth Games 2010 - a Huge Expenditure

Commonwealth Games 2010, New Delhi the greatest historical mega sports event of all time for elite athletics & their sport from all around the world which is held International and players from members of Commonwealth Nations participate together. Delhi is the city under siege, rejuvenating and transforming itself into a world class sports center, the mission? Make Delhi ready and able to host the Commonwealth Games (CWG) in October this year which is coming up to a Huge Expenditure in the history of sports event in India. 28 more days to go and tourist have started visiting Delhi, cheapest flight fares to the city are easily available.

Current projections of present estimates of the overall expenditure for the Commonwealth Games 2010 operations are counting up to Rs.7907 crore. Dr. M.S.Gill, the minister of State for Youth Affairs & Sports stated in the Rajya Sabha with the following details under

Serial No.	Project Details	Estimated Amount (in Crores)
1	Sports Authority of India (for development/renovation of its stadium)	2195
2	Organizing Committee for conducting Games	1628
3	Government of NCT of Delhi for Civic Infrastructure	770
4	Preparation of Teams	678
5	Delhi Development Authority (DDA) for international zone etc. Game Village & Sports Infrastructure	631.55
6	For Host Broadcaster, International Broadcasting Center, Main Press Center etc	463
7	Overlays	400
8	Upgradation /Development of Competition/Training Venues at Delhi University, Jamia Millia Islamia, DPS, RK Puram Delhi	339
9	Security arrangement for CWG	277
10	Sports infrastructure for Commonwealth Youth Games, Pune, a Sub event of CWG	210
11	Civic Infrastructure for CWYG, Pune	134.32
12	For Operationalization of Sports injury centre at Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi	70.72
13	All India Tennis Association (AITA) for tennis venue	62.75
14	Refurbishment of Monuments in Delhi	25.75
15	Construction of Big Bore Shooting Range at Kadarpur, Gurgaon (Haryana)	15
16	Security for Commonwealth Youth Games, Pune	7.16
	Total	7907.23

An amount of Rs.678 crore has been approved by the Government towards training for domestic/international competitions in India and also for foreign exposure; equipments and scientific back-up for the sportspersons. Apart from the above, Security will be on high alert, around 80,000 Delhi police personnel, over 17,500 paramilitary personnel, 3,000 commandos and 100 anti-sabotage check teams will be deployed across the city. The Army has been asked to be alert. IGI Airport New Delhi Terminal T3 all set for enduring the welcome from tourist all around the world, as most of the airlines are taking care to provide cheap air domestic tickets for their new travelers who would be traveling on board.

Special Exhibition Train to mark Commonwealth Games 2010

Delhi set a new look to appraise the much awaited Common wealth Games 2010, and an special train was flagged off from Delhi on July 24 to mark the awareness of the XIX Commonwealth Games to the common man and women of India. This special exhibition train would offer the perfect knowledge base of the event and showcase the history of Commonwealth Games. This special train consists of 11 coaches out of which 5 of the coach’s exhibits the history of Commonwealth games, the most famous sportspersons in India and moreover its fully air conditioned which would be stationed for 3 days for local public to know more. The enthusiastic spectators worldwide and from the country too are also opting cheapest domestic flight tickets within India. Moreover with growing low fare airlines, a lot many options to choose the lowest air tickets for tourists to book for in any part of India.

In the run up for the Commonwealth Games which is scheduled from October 3rd to October 14th, it’s also considered Delhi would be the costliest CWG ever with an estimated budget of 17.5 billion dollars for overall infrastructural development of Delhi. Being a host city for CWG, Delhi is undergoing major face lift to build adequate infrastructure by 2010. The special CWG Express ensures the edition's of mascot 'Shera', Queens Baton Relay, Green Games Concept and the route of the baton. Journey of Queen’s Baton was started from Buckingham place on 29 October 2009 and so this fact is kept in the mind and displayed on this train too and would stop at 49 places all over the country and will return to Delhi on September 30.