The Garden City-Bangalore is the capital of the state of Karnataka which is located in southern India and it is also the seventh largest city in India. This wonderful metropolis of south India abounds with numerous gardens and parks that are well-maintained and is much responsible for the overall healthy ecological balance in the city. Now a burgeoning hub of IT industry, it is also referred to as the Silicon Valley of India. The origin of Bangalore dates back to the 9th century and it was earlier known as "Bengaluru". The existing city was founded in the 16th century and has since continued to be a significant administrative center. Bangalore has a lot in store for the discerning tourists from all parts of the world and continues to attract a large number of tourists each and every year. There are lots of historical sites and places of tourist interest that abound here. The tourism in Bangalore is flourishing in leaps and bounds and it occupies a reputed position among the various south Indian tourist destinations. Hence it is also a cause of envy for the rest of the metropolitan cities that are located in south India.

Like Bangalore, Kathmandu is a famous tourist place. Kathmandu is the largest city and capital of Nepal and the namesake of the Kathmandu Valley. Tourist places in Kathmandu are Swayambhu (one of the most sacred Buddhist sites), Boudha Stupa (most sacred sites for Tibetan Buddhism), Narayanhiti Palace Museum (Royal palace), Freak Street (Historic home of western hippies seeking enlightenment), Nasal Chowk, Pashupatinath (An important Hindu temple to Shiva in the form of Lord of Animals), Garden of Dreams, Budda Neelkanth (An Idol of Bhagwan Vishnu in a sleeping position). So many airlines' flight flies from Bangalore to Kathmandu & Kathmandu to Bangalore. So Planning to Kathmandu to Bangalore Flight Booking then search for best deals available online for Bangalore to Kathmandu Airfares

JetLite has 3 one stop flights between Kathmandu and Bangalore. 7 airlines operate between Kathmandu and Bangalore. The largest aircraft operated by JetLite flying between Kathmandu and Bangalore is a 737 with 189 seats. 66,248 seats are available per day to fly out of Kathmandu connecting to Bangalore. Delhi is the most popular connection for one stop flights between Kathmandu and Bangalore. The smallest aircraft operated by Kingfisher flying between Kathmandu and Bangalore is a 32S with 174 seats. Jet India has the most one stop flights between Kathmandu and Bangalore. The shortest flight between Kathmandu and Bangalore on Air India is 1,357 miles.