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There are multiple daily flights available from Hubli to Vijayawada. However, there is no direct flight available between the two cities and all flights have a minimum of one halt. The fastest flight takes 4 hours and 5 minutes to reach, including one stop at Hyderabad. IndiGo operates the most flights from Hubli to Vijayawada, with Star Air operating on select days. The first flight leaves at around 8:00 am while the last one leaves after 11 pm. The aerial distance between Hubli and Vijayawada is 604 km.
Vijayawada Airport (IATA: VGA), a domestic public airport, is located approximately 13.5 km from the city of Vijayawada. It is a mid-sized airport located on National Highway 5, connecting Vijayawada to prominent cities in India. This airport was used as an army base during World War II and later became a civilian airport. The airport is spread across 537 acres and its runway measures 2,286 metres.
The airport can accommodate 50 arrivals and 100 departures. The domestic terminal has nine check-ins, one security counter. The major airline carriers at the airport include Air India, Jet Airways and SpiceJet. There are regular flights scheduled to six cities in India at the terminal. There is currently only one boarding gate available at the airport.
Vijayawada Airport offers facilities such as baggage services including free trolleys and escorts for differently abled passengers. It also offers free wheelchair and childcare facilities. You can enjoy tasty meals in the departure lounge of the airport’s domestic terminal but there is no shopping area located within the airport. Passengers will have to shop outside the premises.
The airport has easy access to city bus services between Gannavaram and Vijayawada city. The Vijayawada Airport offers car rental services and shuttle service to the bus station located 2.2 km away from the airport. The airport is located 22 km away from the Vijayawada Railway Station and can be easily reached via taxi and bus.
Located in the Krishna district, Vijayawada is the second-largest city in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It is situated on the banks of the river Krishna, surrounded by the Indrakiladri Hills of the Eastern ghats. Earlier known as Bezawada, the city’s name translates to the ‘Land of Victory.’ It was given the name after Goddess Durga killed the demon Mahishasura and rested on the Indrakiladri Hills, symbolising victory of good over evil. In 260 B.C. King Asoka conquered the Kalinga Empire with Vijayawada being its epicentre, followed by the reign of King Chandra Sri Satakarni and the Vishnukudin rulers in the city.
Vijayawada’s primary industries include education, healthcare, entertainment, construction, food and transport. There are several well-known educational institutions present in Vijayawada such as the Andhra Loyola College, SRK Institute of Technology, Prasad V. Potluri Institute of Technology, etc., making it a hub for students from across the country.
The city is home to many cultural festivals such as the Sanskrati festival, Kuchipudi Festival and the Vijayawada Book Festival. Villages arrange burra kathas, street dramas, Tholubommalata (puppet shows), and Janapada Nrutyams (folk dances) to impart social messages. Rice is the staple food of the locals and there is a strong influence of chilli and tamarind in the curry preparation. People in the city are known to be extremely learned and courteous. The primary language spoken is Telugu along with some population speaking English and Hindi.
Hubli Airport (IATA: HBX) is a domestic airport serving the twin cities of Hubli and Dharwad in the Indian state of Karnataka. It is located on Gokul Road, about 8 km from Hubli and 20 km from Dharwad. Spread across 369 acres, it was developed after the signing of an MOU between the Karnataka Government and the Airport Authority of India. With the commissioning of an 8 megawatt (MW) ground-mounted grid-connected photovoltaic solar plant in April 2021, Hubli Airport will be self-sufficient in electricity generation.
Air India, Air Connect, Ventura, SpiceJet and Air Pegasus are the airline carriers that serve this airport. There is only one terminal at the airport with a capacity of 72 for both arrivals and departures. Hubli Airport has a single boarding gate and a 368-square-foot terminal with two check-in counters and one security checkpoint.
The facilities available at the airport include free luggage trolleys, a medical first-aid room, a telephone area, wheelchairs, a Lost & Found counter, a childcare room and assistance for the differently-abled assistance and senior passengers. A snack bar and tea and coffee vending machines are available in the domestic departure lounge, providing passengers with various food and beverage options.
Passengers can get to their destinations using taxi and car rental services outside the airport. They can also use the bus services from the City Central Bus Stand or interstate taxi services from the airport.
Hubli is the second largest city in the Indian state of Karnataka after Bengaluru. It was formed in the 11th century and is often linked with Dharwad, forming an agglomerate town area. Hubli-Dharwad is one of the fastest growing cities in the state. It is a significant centre for trade activities and owing to the presence of a robust business sector, the city is known by the name “Chota Mumbai.” The city was ruled over by the Marathas in 1755-56 and later by the Sultan of Mysore, Hyder Ali, after which the Marathas once again gained control to ultimately relinquish it to the British.
This city is located between the Deccan plateau and the Malnad region. It has a tropical, humid, and dry climate and the best time to visit Hubli is between October and February. Today, Hubli is well-known for its handloom textile industry and is a major trading hub for cotton and iron. It is called the commercial capital of North Karnataka owing to its efficiency in producing groundnut seeds, oilseeds, granite, manganese ore amongst other things.
The population of Hubli as per the 2011 census was 1.3 million and majority of the locals speak Kannada as their primary language. However, the city's population of Hindi and English speakers is also growing gradually. Hubli being a melting pot, one finds people belonging to all religions residing here and can witness all Indian festivals. The local delicacies of the city include the Jolada Rotti Oota and the Girmit.
Vijayawada NH16, Gannavaram, Andhra Pradesh 521102
Hubli Gokul Rd, Gandhi Nagar, Hubli, Karnataka 580030
Vijayawada NH16, Gannavaram, Andhra Pradesh 521102
Hubli Gokul Rd, Gandhi Nagar, Hubli, Karnataka 580030
