About Indigo Airlines

  Well-renowned, low-cost & on-time performer airline, IndiGo Airlines based its business on providing lowest possible fare on domestic sectors. The brainchild of Mr. Rakesh Gangwal and Mr. Rahul Bhatia, IndiGo Airlines founded in the year 2006 is the largest airline in India by passengers carried and fleet size. The parent company of IndiGo Airlines, InterGlobe Enterprises has it’s headquarter in Gurugram, Haryana with Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi as its operational hub. InterGlobe's domestic airline IndiGo, with its two-tone blue livery and enviable on-time performance has become a familiar, favoured brand. The success of IndiGo attributes to its unique business model which reduces costs. The airline operates a single type of aircraft (Airbus A320) in similar seating configuration simplifying crew training and maintenance. IndiGo - On Time, Low Fares, Courteous, Hassle-Free, Low-Cost Airlines, Online Flight Ticket Bookings India and Abroad, Discount Airfares, Domestic and International Airline Tickets India. IndiGo offers affordable, on-time and hassle-free operation at the best possible fares! IndiGo Fleet IndiGo operates only the Airbus A320 family of aircraft in its fleet. It generally purchases new aircraft. As of 30 September, 2017, Indigo Fleet consists of 141 aircraft including 24 new generation A320neos.The IATA code of IndiGo is 6E. Destinations IndiGo currently operates 918 daily flights connecting... Read More

Indigo Airlines Web Check-in Check-In Now

IndiGo Web Check-in Facility to Avoid Queues Web Check-in is a convenient way to check-in on the internet, which allows you to select your preferred seat and print or email the e-Boarding pass for your IndiGo Airlines booked flight. Any of Indigo Airlines Ticket holder may use web check-in 48 hours until 2 hours prior to scheduled departure time. IndiGo does not permit any changes or cancellation to bookings after web check-in has been completed. No refund or credit account will be issued. Boarding gates close 30 minutes before flight departure. IndiGo is a low cost airline and meals are not included in the fare. However, IndiGo does provide snacks and beverages in the flight, but you have to pay for them by cash/credit card on the flight. Time To Cut the Long Queues & Jump for Boarding Gate at Airports Passenger who is having a valid and confirmed IndiGo booking reference (PNR), booked directly with us or through a travel agent - A maximum of 9 passenger per PNR and with a maximum of four legs of travel - can do Web check-in.  Anyone who have booked their flight ticket with any Special Service Requests besides Meals cannot web check-in e.g. Infant /Wheelchair etc. Passengers travelling on International flights & travelling on connecting flight offered by IndiGo Airlilnes or Passengers travelling in a group of more than 9 passengers on a single PNR number can not avial this ... Read More

About Agatti Island City

Agatti Island, is a 7.6 km long island, situated on a coral atoll called Agatti atoll in the Union Territory of Lakshadweep, India. The white sand beaches with the crystal clear waters of the sea await you the Agatti islands. The small island of the total area of 2.7 sq. km is a sheer paradise for the beach lovers and the offbeat travelers it comprises coral growths, multi colored coral fishes and sea turtles.  It is also the only island of the Lakshadweep with its airport hence making it easily accessible. It is located at a distance of 459 km from the shores of Kochi. The languages spoken by the indigenous people are English and Malayalam. However, Islam is the main religion of the islanders which was brought here by the famous Arab traveler- Ibn Batuta.

Nice to know - Lakshadweep does not have any aboriginal inhabitants or tribal groups. The islanders came to  settle on the island at some point in history. With several legends surrounding how this happened, more recent history tells us that the island had been successively invaded and captured by the Arabs, the Portuguese and finally the British.

Things to do and see

• Lakshadweep tourism is primarily centered on water sports. Some of the activities you can indulge in are scuba diving, snorkelling, parasailing, kayaking, sailing, glass bottom boat ride tours, fishing, water skiing and deep sea fishing. You can also set out on excursion tours to nearby islands like Bangaram, Thinnakara, Parali and Kalpitty.
• Lakshadweep is the only place in India where you can find a coral reef formation. They are multi-hued and very beautiful. The water is so clear that you can actually see through it to where the vibrant reefs are.
• The next best thing to do in Lakshadweep is to enjoy the beach in every way.
• If your reason to go to Lakshadweep is to party, then you will be disappointed. There is not much of a party scene on the islands and alcohol consumption is prohibited except on Bangaram. Nor is there much to shop or fancy restaurants to eat at. Having said that, you could find some amazing indigenous handicrafts created out of palm fronds and coconut coir to buy.

Best time to visit - Special permits are required to enter the island.
October to March is the best time to visit Lakshadweep. Islands like Bangaram and Agatti are pleasant even during monsoon. Lakshadweep experiences a humid tropical climate throughout the year with not much variation in its climate.

About Srinagar City

“The little Paradise of India”

It lies in the Kashmir Valley on the banks of the Jhelum River, a tributary of the Indus, and Dal and Anchar lakes. Srinagar blends together the tints of nature, beauty, harmony and romance.

With deep and mesmerising valleys cascaded in sky-scraping mountains and evergreen beauty, this heaven on Earth leaves you absolutely mesmerised. Right from Chashm-E-Shahi to the exotic Shalimar garden, Srinagar offers bountiful of places to visit. The Dal lake is among the most beautiful and most popular lakes in India and a Shikara ride there would be an unforgettable experience. Srinagar is also an important religious destination with the Hazratbal Mosque which enshrines 'Moi-e-Muqaddas' (the sacred hair) of the prophet Mohammed. Except, that is, when communal tensions paralyse the city. Sadly that happens all too regularly, leaving a chance that you'll be stuck in strikes, pro-independence demonstrations and partial curfews.  

Nice to know - Jammu and Kashmir has two state capitals. Jammu, in winter and Srinagar in summer.

Things to know

• The jewel of Srinagar, the Dal lake is synonymous to a visit to Srinagar
• Mughal garden - combination of the Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Gardens & Chashm-e-Shahi.
• Nishant Bagh fondly known as the Garden of Joy.
• Char Chinar
• Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden
• Shankaracharya Temple
• Jama Masjid
• Yusmarg
• Hazratbal Mosque
• Baramulla

Best time to visit - Srinagar is a year-round destination. People throng the Valley in summers for the cool weather and picture perfect vistas. In winters, tourists love the snow-covered slopes. Many indulge in winter sports like skiing. April to June is the most popular time for tourists to visit as the weather is cool and temperatures range between 10 degree Celcius and 30 degree Celcius.