Bangalore To Nasik Road Flights @ ₹5201 + Upto ₹1000 OFF

Planning a trip from Bangalore to Nasik Road? Here's a quick rundown of flight time, airline options, airport details, and a few things worth knowing before you book — with fares starting from ₹5,201 per person on EaseMyTrip.

How Long is the Bangalore to Nasik Road Flight?

A direct flight between Bangalore and Nasik Road takes an average of around 1h 20m in the air, covering a distance of roughly 869 km. Actual flight time depends on the airline, the aircraft, and how busy the skies are that day — the fastest nonstop option on this route clocks in at about 1h 30m. With 6+ direct flights running daily, there's rarely a good reason to book a connection unless you're chasing a specific fare.

Which Airlines Fly from Bangalore to Nasik Road?

You've got decent choices here. IndiGo run on the Bangalore to Nasik Road route regularly, so you're not stuck with just one option. If you're watching your budget, you'll find solid deals with the budget carriers, but if you want more legroom and better meals, the full-service airlines are worth considering too.

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Bangalore and Nasik Road Airport Information

Flights from Bangalore depart from Kempegowda International Airport (BLR). On arrival, you'll land at Nasik Road's Nashik Airport (ISK).

Things to Know Before Booking Bangalore to Nasik Road Flights

1. Best time to book: Fares tend to be lowest when booked roughly 3 to 6 weeks ahead of departure. October is usually the best-value month to fly this route.
2. Peak season: Expect fuller flights and higher fares around major Indian holidays and the wedding season — flying a few days on either side usually gets a better price.
3. Check-in timing: Arrive at least 2 hours before departure. Online check-in typically opens 48 hours in advance.
4. Baggage: Standard economy fares usually include around 15 kg checked and 7 kg cabin baggage, though this varies by airline and fare type.
5. Travel tips: Fri departures tend to be cheaper on this route, and booking through EaseMyTrip lets you apply EMTFIRST, EMTNCF, or EASEDAY at checkout for extra savings.

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Bangalore (aka Bengaluru) is basically India’s startup HQ: think big tech campuses, green pockets, and a café scene that never sleeps. Perched on the Deccan Plateau, the city serves year-round decent weather plus a young, social energy that makes it perfect for a quick escape.

Getting to Know the City

Popular experiences include strolling through Cubbon Park, exploring Bangalore Palace, and visiting Lalbagh Botanical Garden. If you’re in the mood to splurge a little, Commercial Street is the move. 

Art lovers can tap into Indian creatives at the National Gallery of Modern Art, while the HAL Aerospace Museum offers a unique glimpse into India’s aviation history. Travellers booking flights to Bangalore for a first-time visit are sure to find the city’s mix of greenery and urban charm irresistible.

When the City Feels Its Best

October to February is the sweetest spot for booking flights to Bangalore: cool, breezy, and ideal for exploring. Monsoon (June–September) turns everything lush but can mess with schedules, while summers are warm but still easier than most big Indian metros.

Day Trips & Weekend Escapes

Here are a few nearby spots to explore if you're looking for a ticket to a refreshing weekend away:

• Nandi Hills: A popular stop for travellers who have flown in on morning flights to Bangalore, this historic hill fortress sits at roughly 1,478 m elevation and is known for ethereal sunrise views and breezy viewpoints. 

• Coorg: About 260–265 km from the city, Coorg (aka Kodagu) is known for rolling coffee plantations and Kodava culture. Estate stays, short treks, and the mesmerising Abbey Falls make it a favourite long-weekend escape.

• Chikmagalur: Located roughly 245 km away, this hill region is famous for coffee estates and access to Mullayanagiri, Karnataka’s highest peak, along with waterfalls and trekking routes.

Flights, Airport & Getting Into Town

Most flights to and from Bangalore land at Kempegowda International Airport (BLR), located about 40 km from the centre. From there, you can hop into taxis, app cabs, the Namma Metro, or BMTC Vayu Vajra buses, usually a 60–90 min ride, depending on traffic. Popular airlines include IndiGo and Air India for domestic routes; Emirates and Qatar Airways for the long haul.

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The steady rumble of trains, the scent of nearby vineyards, and pilgrims heading toward sacred ghats, that’s everyday life in Nashik. While many travellers know Nashik for temples and wine tourism, Nashik acts as the region’s transport hub.

Located just a few kilometres from Nashik city in Maharashtra, the town grew around one of the region’s busiest railway stations. It’s the main entry point for pilgrims visiting Trimbakeshwar Temple and the Godavari ghats, as well as travellers exploring Nashik’s vineyards and historic attractions. With tourism in the Nashik region growing steadily, interest in flights to Nashik and nearby airports has also increased.

Temples, Vineyards & Ancient Hills

Nashik is less about staying put and more about exploring what surrounds it.

In Nashik city, Panchavati and the Godavari ghats draw pilgrims to temples like Kalaram Temple and Ram Kund, while the riverside ghats offer a calm spiritual atmosphere. About 30 km away sits Trimbakeshwar Temple, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, set against the Brahmagiri hills.

For something completely different, Sula Vineyards showcases Nashik’s reputation as the “Wine Capital of India,” offering vineyard views and wine tasting experiences. History lovers can also head to the Pandavleni Caves — over 2,000-year-old Buddhist rock-cut caves perched on a hill with wide views of the region.

When Nashik Feels Its Best

October to March is the most comfortable time to visit, with temperatures usually between 15°C and 30°C — ideal for exploring temples, caves, and vineyards. The city also hosts the famous Kumbh Mela every twelve years, drawing millions of pilgrims to the Godavari River.

Reaching the Gateway to Nashik

Nashik Railway Station (NK) serves as the town's link to significant urban centers, including Mumbai, Delhi, and Pune. Those flying in usually touch down at Ozar Airport (ISK), located close to Nashik, or at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM), which is roughly 170 kilometers distant, and then proceed by road.

If you’re planning a trip, you can compare fares and book affordable Nashik air tickets on EaseMyTrip, making it easy to start exploring this gateway to Nashik’s temples, vineyards, and historic landscapes.