Bangalore, officially Bengaluru, is one of the most searched India routes from Australia, driven by the city’s IT and business travel demand alongside family and student travel. None of the four main Australian departure cities runs a non-stop service, so cost and total journey time vary more by stopover choice here than on some other India routes. If you already know your departure city, go to flights to Bangalore from Melbourne, flights to Bangalore from Sydney, flights to Bangalore from Brisbane or flights to Bangalore from Adelaide.
Several carriers serve the Amritsar from Australia route via connecting hubs:
The best airline for your trip will depend on your preferred stopover city, baggage needs, travel dates and budget.
Mann Travel can compare options across all of these carriers to find the right fit.
Melbourne to Bangalore: total travel time runs 15 to 22 hours via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Bangkok, with Singapore Airlines, Qantas, Air India, Malaysia Airlines, Thai Airways and SriLankan Airlines all on the route.
Sydney to Bangalore: total travel time runs 14 to 20 hours via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Delhi, with the same core group of carriers plus Qantas.
Brisbane to Bangalore: total travel time runs 15 to 20 hours via Singapore, Doha, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai or Bangkok. Return fares on this route typically sit between AUD 950 and AUD 1,400 depending on season and airline.
Adelaide to Bangalore: total travel time runs 13 to 18 hours via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai or Doha, generally the shortest of the four cities. One-way fares start from around AUD 400 to 450, with returns typically AUD 750 to 1,300, and around 90 to 100 flights a week available across combined airline schedules.
Adelaide currently combines the shortest typical journey time with the lowest typical fares of the four cities on this route. If you’re based in Melbourne or Sydney but have any flexibility, it can be worth pricing a connecting flight to Adelaide first and comparing the total against booking straight from your home city, since the difference can be larger than it looks on paper.
Melbourne and Sydney travellers generally get the best fares booking 6 to 8 weeks ahead, and avoiding December to January and major Indian festival periods helps keep costs down. Adelaide fares tend to run lowest in June and July, and 4 to 6 weeks’ notice is usually enough to secure a good rate. Brisbane doesn’t have as clear a low season on record, so it’s worth comparing live fares directly for your specific dates.
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No. Every route from Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide currently connects through at least one international hub.
Adelaide currently offers both the shortest typical journey time, at 13 to 18 hours, and the lowest typical fares of the four cities. Sydney is the closest on journey time, at 14 to 20 hours.
Indian passport holders can travel with valid documentation. Non-Indian passport holders need an Indian visa, and may also need a transit visa depending on the stopover country and layover length.
Yes. Mann Travel’s team can compare fares and stopovers across all four Australian cities and book directly over the phone or WhatsApp.
Melbourne and Sydney travellers generally get the best fares booking 6 to 8 weeks ahead. Adelaide fares tend to be lowest in June and July. Avoiding December to January and major Indian festival periods helps across all four cities.
At Mann Travel, we make your journey simple and affordable. Speak to our travel experts today and secure the best fares from Australia to Bangalore.
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