Fly from Washington D.C. to Bengaluru with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Washington D.C. to Bengaluru with Etihad and travel to India’s vibrant Garden City in style.
Once you land in Bengaluru, formerly known as Bangalore, enjoy the delights of a destination that’s hailed as one of India’s most fascinating cities. Experience its historical landmarks, including Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace and the lush Lalbagh Botanical Garden during your stay.
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Flying from Washington D.C. to Bengalaru: FAQs
What’s the weather like in Bengaluru?
Bengaluru is warm all year round. Temperatures reach their peak in March, April and May with average highs around 35°C.
The coolest month is usually December. While the wet season typically runs from August to October.
Is Bengaluru easy to get around?
Bengaluru has an extensive bus network, with services running day and night. The Namma Metro system is a speedy way to get between key places like the M.G. Road and Indiranagar, the lively restaurant district.
Other options include taxis and auto rickshaws. The airport itself is about 25 miles from the centre and buses and taxis are available. Pre-book a transfer with Etihad and a driver will be waiting for you when you land.
Top tips for Washington D.C. to Bengaluru
Tour Bengaluru’s museums and palaces
Anyone who has enjoyed a visit to Washington’s Smithsonian should make time to explore Bengaluru’s Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath gallery. It’s home to stunning collections of paintings and folk pieces from across Asia.
After this, your next stops should be the National Gallery of Modern Art, Janapada Loka Folk Arts Museum and Indian Music Experience. Try to make time for a tour of Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace – a perfect example of Indo-Islamic architecture, adorned with arches, pillars and balconies.
Immerse yourself in local flavours
Visitors from Washington will find no shortage of places to eat in Bengaluru, with high-end restaurants and traditional street vendors combining to make this the perfect place to experience authentic Indian cuisine.
M.G. Road and Lavelle Road are well worth experiencing, along with Indiranagar and Koramangala. Popular national dishes include masala dosa, a type of savoury pancake smothered in spicy toppings.