Tickets to India

India has so much to offer, from colourful festivals and ancient sights to lively cities and peaceful countryside. At Southall Travel, we make it easy to compare return flights from UK airports like Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester to top destinations such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai. You can choose direct services or flights with a single stop, view departure times and fares, and pick the option that suits your plans and budget.

Cheap Flights to India

Finding value fares is simple. Enter your travel dates to see options from British Airways, Air India, Virgin Atlantic and other leading airlines. You can compare economy, premium economy and business class, as well as any current special offers. For better deals, try shifting your dates by a day or two, or travel during quieter months. When you’re ready, select your flight, add any extras like baggage or travel cover, and confirm in just a few steps.

Why Visit India?

India attracts travellers interested in spiritual journeys, cultural heritage, and historical landmarks. Visitors explore ancient temples, royal palaces, and vibrant festivals, making it a rich, immersive travel experience

What Are the Main Airports in India?

India’s busiest airports include:

Indira Gandhi International Airport (Delhi)
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (Mumbai)
Kempegowda International Airport (Bengaluru)
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (Hyderabad)

These hubs are well connected to major UK airports including Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, and Newcastle

What Flights to India Are Available from the UK?

Southall Travel offers affordable return flights from all major UK airports, including London Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, Newcastle and Glasgow, to key Indian hubs such as Delhi (DEL), Mumbai (BOM), Bengaluru (BLR) and Chennai (MAA).

How Can You Find the Lowest Airfares to India?

Browse flights on flexible dates to spot off-peak deals.
Compare multiple airlines (Air India, British Airways, Vistara, Virgin Atlantic, Etihad, KLM).
Set fare alerts to lock in discounts when prices drop.
Opt for premium economy or business upgrades during flash sales.

What Should You Pack for a Smooth Journey?

Breathable layers (cotton or linen).
Universal adapter and power bank.
Basic first-aid kit with travel sickness and anti-diarrhoeal remedies.
Reusable water bottle with a built-in filter.

What Cultural Tips Will Enhance Your Visit To India?

Remove shoes before entering temples or homes.
Dress modestly in rural or religious areas (cover shoulders and knees).
Bargain politely at markets, start around 50% of the asking price and meet halfway.
Keep a copy of your passport and visa separate from the originals.

How Do You Book with Confidence at Southall Travel?

Contact our specialist advisors at 0208 843 4444 to:

Secure the best-value airfare deals tailored to your dates and preferences.
Add hotel packages, guided tours and travel insurance in one booking.

How can I find the cheapest flights to India?

Be flexible on dates: Checking a ±3-day window can reveal lower fares.
for best rates always call Southall Travel on 0208 843 4444.
Consider one-stop routes: Layovers in Dubai or Doha often cut costs, just mind the connection time.

What is the best day of the week to book a flight to India?

Tuesdays and Wednesdays often offer the deepest discounts.
Avoid weekends (especially Fridays and Sundays) when leisure booking surges drive prices up.

When should I book in advance to secure the lowest fares?

Peak season (Oct–Feb): Reserve tickets 3–5 months ahead.
Off-peak (Jun–Sep): Good deals often appear 6–8 weeks before travel.

Which airlines run direct flights from the UK to India?

IndiGo operates non-stop options on select UK–India routes.

What is the average flight time from London to India?

Route Duration

London Heathrow → Delhi8h 30m

London Heathrow → Mumbai9h

*Exact schedules/routings depend on date and airline.

Are there seasonal spikes in flight prices?

Diwali (Oct/Nov) and Christmas/New Year: Family travel surges push fares up.
Spring break (Mar/Apr): School holidays drive demand.
Monsoon lull (Jun–Sep): Typically the most affordable period, especially June and September.

What baggage allowances apply?

Economy: 1 checked bag (23?kg) + 1 carry-on (7–10?kg).
Premium Economy/Business: 2 checked bags (32?kg each) + 2 carry-ons.

Where should I go on my first visit to India?

Golden Triangle: Delhi → Agra (Taj Mahal at sunrise) → Jaipur (Hawa Mahal).
Bonus: Udaipur (lakeside vistas) or Jodhpur (blue-painted old town).
Varanasi: Ganga aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat; dawn boat ride on the Ganges.
Amritsar: Golden Temple (pre-dawn or evening), Wagah border ceremony.
Ranthambore: Safari drives for Bengal tigers (best Oct–Apr).
Kerala: Alleppey houseboat on the backwaters; Fort Kochi heritage stroll.
Goa: Beaches + Old Goa churches; Panaji Latin Quarter cafés.
Mumbai: Colaba + Gateway of India; street food in Mohammed Ali Road.
Rajasthan add-ons: Jaisalmer (desert fort, dunes) or Pushkar (ghats, bazaars).
Hampi: Otherworldly boulder-strewn ruins; sunset at Hemakuta Hill.
Himalayan foothills: Rishikesh/Haridwar (Ganga, yoga) or Dharamshala (Tibetan vibe).
Tea country: Munnar or Darjeeling (plantations, toy train rides).