Bangalore to Guwahati Flights - Fares starting from ₹37,596

  • Flight Time~3h 20m direct
  • AirlinesIndiGo, Air India Express, Akasa Air

Bangalore to Guwahati flights operate non-stop, connecting Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) with Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (GAU) in around 3 hours 20 minutes. IndiGo, Air India Express and Akasa Air all fly the route, giving travellers a reasonable choice of daily departure times over this roughly 2,050-kilometre sector. Guwahati is the gateway to Northeast India, opening onto Assam's tea gardens and wildlife parks as well as the hill towns of Meghalaya. Many travellers from Bangalore use this route as the starting point for a wider Northeast circuit.

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Airlines flying Bangalore to Guwahati

IndiGo, Air India Express and Akasa Air operate non-stop Bangalore to Guwahati flights through the day, together offering multiple departures for a sector that covers one of the longer non-stop distances within India. This gives travellers a reasonable spread of morning and evening options. Given the distance involved, comparing total journey time, layover-free routing and fare together is worth doing, since a non-stop flight on this sector can sometimes cost more than a connecting alternative through Kolkata or Delhi. Checking a few different dates before booking often surfaces a better combination of timing and price.

Bangalore to Guwahati Flight Duration & Best Time to Fly

The non-stop Bangalore to Guwahati flight duration runs at approximately 3 hours 20 minutes, covering nearly 2,050 kilometres in one hop and making it a considerably quicker option than any rail or road alternative. Guwahati and the wider Northeast are workable as destinations through most of the year, though October to April offers the clearest weather for sightseeing in Assam and Meghalaya before the monsoon brings heavy rainfall between May and September. Booking a few weeks ahead during the peak October to April season generally helps secure better fares and timing.

Bangalore to Guwahati Airport Tips

At Bangalore, standard domestic check-in timing applies for this route. Given the airport's size, it is worth arriving with a comfortable buffer during weekday peak hours. Since this is a non-stop flight, there is no connecting baggage to track. On arrival in Guwahati, prepaid taxis and app-based cabs are available just outside the terminal for the drive into the city or onward towards Shillong and the Meghalaya hills. Travellers heading straight on to Meghalaya or Assam's national parks should check road travel times in advance, since onward journeys from Guwahati can take several hours.

Explore Northeast India Group Tour Packages

Guwahati is the gateway to Northeast India, opening onto Assam's tea gardens and Kaziranga National Park as well as the hill towns and living root bridges of Meghalaya. Travellers typically use the city as a base before heading onward to Shillong, Cherrapunji or the wildlife parks of Assam. Veena World's Northeast India tour packages bring together accommodation, meals, sightseeing, local transfers and the services of an experienced tour manager, depending on the selected package, covering destinations across Assam and Meghalaya in a single planned itinerary. Guests opting for a Joining & Leaving tour can book their Bangalore to Guwahati flights separately based on the tour's reporting and departure timings.

Your Questions About Booking Flights, Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. IndiGo, Air India Express and Akasa Air all operate non-stop Bangalore to Guwahati flights, with multiple departures through the day.
The non-stop flight takes approximately 3 hours 20 minutes, covering nearly 2,050 kilometres between the two cities.
Guwahati is the main gateway to Northeast India, giving access to Assam's tea gardens and wildlife parks as well as the hill towns of Meghalaya.
October to April offers the clearest weather for sightseeing across Assam and Meghalaya, before the monsoon season brings heavy rainfall between May and September.
Yes. Many travellers use Guwahati as the starting point for onward journeys to Shillong, Cherrapunji and Assam's national parks.
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