Flights from Kuwait City to Chennai from KWD112
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Fly from Kuwait City to Chennai with Etihad Airways
Fly between two great locations packed with architectural treasures when you book flights from Kuwait City to Chennai with Etihad Airways.
Your journey will include a connection in mesmerising Abu Dhabi. Extend your stay and enjoy exploring Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, or unwind at Yas Marina. Continue on to southern India and the former Madras with its fabulous urban beach.
KWI to MAA: flight facts
Time difference +2.5 hours
Chennai is two-and-a-half hours ahead of Kuwait City.
Flight distance 2,384 miles
A flight from Kuwait City to Chennai via Abu Dhabi with Etihad Airways covers around 2,384 miles (3,837 kilometres).
Flying from Kuwait City to Chennai: FAQs
How do you get from Chennai Airport to the city centre?
Book an airport transfer with Etihad for an easy journey onward to your destination. You can also take the Blue Line on the Metro, or book a taxi from outside the airport.
There is an airport minibus, but as there’s no fixed schedule you may need to wait until the bus is full before it sets off.
What is the weather like in Chennai?
Chennai enjoys warm weather throughout the year. However, it can experience high humidity during the summer monsoon season. Expect average temperatures of around 31°C from April to September with highs of around 36°C.
Top tips for Kuwait City to Chennai
Admire Kapaleeshwarar Temple
Chennai has several spectacular religious monuments. Explore the capital of Tamil Nadu’s landmark site, the Kapaleeshwarar Temple, an important Hindu temple recognisable for its Dravidian architecture and rainbow-hued entrance. It’s dedicated to Shiva, a Hindu god, and located in Mylapore, one of the city’s oldest neighbourhoods.
Shopping at street markets
Swap Kuwait City’s Souk Al-Mubarakiya for the bustling street markets of Chennai. Dotted around the vast coastal city, they’re lively locations not only for picking up some great souvenirs but also immersing yourself in the local culture.
Highlights include Thyagaraya Nagar, the biggest shopping area in the region, and Pondy Bazaar. Be prepared to haggle – it’s expected.