Easier Access to India’s Heritage Destinations
Air India is expanding its domestic flight network with new services connecting Delhi to Khajuraho and Mumbai to Jaisalmer. The additional flights are scheduled to begin on October 25, offering travellers more convenient options for exploring two of India’s distinctive heritage destinations during the winter tourism season.
The new services are expected to make holiday planning easier for visitors interested in historic architecture, cultural experiences and desert landscapes. The airline is also increasing flight frequency between Delhi and Gaya, giving passengers more flexibility when planning their journeys.
Explore Khajuraho’s Historic Temples
Khajuraho, in Madhya Pradesh, is renowned for its remarkable group of historic temples, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The town attracts visitors interested in intricate stone carvings, ancient architecture and India’s artistic heritage.
The new flight connections are designed to make it easier to combine Khajuraho with Varanasi, allowing travellers to experience historic monuments alongside the spiritual atmosphere of one of India’s oldest cities.
