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Adani One offers a seamless air ticket booking experience. You will also get discounted air tickets and cashback offers too. To book your next flight ticket, all you have to do is enter your source and destination cities along with your preferred travel dates. You will have the airfare calendar, deals, discounts, and cashback offers on your screen. Choose the flight route that will best suit your needs and your budget. To avail of the maximum discount, it is highly recommended to book your tickets in advance. Also, if you have a return date in mind, booking a round trip or return ticket is beneficial. All the major domestic airlines like Air India, Vistara, IndiGo, Go First, and SpiceJet are listed here. Adani One is constantly updating the information so that you have the most up-to-date information available across various airline carriers. Air India is currently offering non-stop flights between Kannur and New Delhi and the flight duration is three hours and 15 minutes. There is one flight departing from Kannur to New Delhi on certain days of the week. You can book also book a flight from Kannur to Delhi with layovers in Kochi, Bangalore, and Hyderabad. These connecting flights are run by several airlines, including IndiGo and GoFirst, The shortest connecting flight between the two cities is five hours and 45 minutes via Hyderabad which is operated by IndiGo.
Delhi Airport(IATA: DEL), known as Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, serves the city of Delhi and surrounding cities in the National Capital Region (NCR). The airport is located about 16 km from Delhi city centre in Palam. Based on the passenger and cargo traffic, Delhi Airport is the busiest in India. Delhi Airport is the 10th busiest airport in the world in 2022, according to Official Airline Guide. IGI Airport has three terminals. T1 (Terminal-1) handles domestic flights and is the oldest terminal. T2 (Terminal-2) also handles domestic flights. T3 (Terminal-3) was opened in 2010 with a capacity of handling 34 million passengers every year. T3 handles both domestic and international flights. The airport's infrastructure provides a 100-room transit hotel,twenty thousand square metres of retail space, a multi-level car parking space for over 4000 cars. It also has a baggage handling capacity of nearly 13,000 bags per hour and 14 baggage reclaim conveyor belts. Facilities at Indira Gandhi International Airport include medical assistance, restaurants, retail and duty-free shops, and lounges. The airport is well-connected with the availability of public transport services such as shuttle bus services, prepaid taxis, and metro trains.
Delhi is the National Capital Territory (NCT) in north-central India. It includes Old Delhi, the historical city, and New Delhi, India’s capital city. Shah Jahan founded Old Delhi in the 17th century and made it the capital of the Mughal Empire. It was then called Shahjahanabad, which later became Delhi. The British also made Delhi their capital in India after the fall of the Mughals, and in 1911, they started building Lutyens Delhi, which became New Delhi. New Delhi became the capital of independent India in 1947. All kinds of festivals are celebrated with huge pomp and show in Delhi, including Navratri and Deepavali, Lohri, Baishakhi, and Eid. The cuisine of Delhi is a food lovers paradise, from Mughlai dishes such as biriyani, kebabs, tandoori dishes, and Nihari to street foods like kulfi, chaat, and rabdi. The local modes of transportation available in Delhi are the metro, auto-rickshaw, taxi, and bus. The best time to visit Delhi is between October and March, when the weather tends to be cool.
Connaught Place is a popular marketplace in New Delhi. Its imposing structure with Georgian-style architecture sets it apart from other markets in the city. It is divided into two concentric circles, featuring various radial roads linking the Inner Circle and the Outer Circle. It was originally built by the British in 1929 and had theatres that hosted silent movies, Russian ballet, and plays.
India Gate resembles France's Arc-de-Triomphe and is a 42 m high monument built to honour the soldiers who sacrificed their lives in the service of the nation. India Gate was designed by Edwin Lutyens and completed in 1931. The well-manicured lawns around India Gate serve as a spot for visitors to relax and take in the beauty of this structure.
Lotus Temple is built for people of the Bahai faith by an Iranian Canadian architect, Fariburz Sahba. The Bahai faith aims at uniting people of all religions. This uniquely designed temple, shaped like a lotus with 27 lotus petals and pools of water, is a sight to behold in the evening when it is illuminated with lights.
The 72.5 feet tall Qutub Minar was built in the 12th-13th century by Qutab-ud-din Aibak. The first three storeys are built using red sandstone, while the other two feature a combination of sandstone and marble. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features Indo-Islamic architecture.
Kannur is an international airport (IATA code: CNN) which started commercial flight operations in 2018. It has an integrated passenger terminal for international and domestic flights. The airport is about 27 km from Kannur and 24 km east of Thalassery. The airport terminal building, spread over 10 lakh sq. ft, has three levels, of which the top two levels are for arrival and departure. A 'swing facility' with sliding glass doors at the airport permits the airport to operate as domestic, international, or both. Kannur International Airport has direct and connecting flights to many major Indian cities and some parts of the Middle East. GoAir, IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, and AirAsia are among the major airlines that fly from here. The airport has everything a passenger needs, including convenient check-in desks, restaurants, currency exchange, babysitting services, duty-free shopping, and more. Pre-paid taxi and auto services are available at the airport.
Kannur is known as the "City of Looms and Lores" because of its thriving handloom industry and traditional folk culture and art. It had trade ties that date back to the time of the Arabs, Romans, and Greeks. During the 17th century, Kannur was the capital city of Arakkal, India’s sole Muslim Sultanate at the time. During the British Raj, Kannur was part of the Madras province, and it had a significant role in the Indian freedom movement. Today, Kannur is a major exporter of coir, pepper, and copra. Other economic activities include growing pepper, cashew nuts, coconuts, and fishing. Kannur also has hosiery, spinning and weaving mills. Some of the local cuisines of Kannur include neypathiri, nirachathu, thalassery biryani, kallumakkaya, sweet dishes called unnakkaya, and chatti pathiri. The best time to visit Kannur is between September and March, when the temperature is between 18°C and 29°C.
