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Routes & Network: In conversation with IndiGo's head of Network Planning

In this freewheeling interview with Abhijit Dasgupta – EVP Network Planning and Revenue Management at IndiGo, we go into the depths of IndiGo’s network planning I would like to thank you, Abhijit, for finding time to chat with me so that we can have our readers understand more about airline Network Planning. In all my trainings so far and even people in the industry belonging to other…

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Heyoooo back at it again with my old "dragon!Sabre saves knight!Rainbow from Princess Nightmare" au

Sooo this is from 1/31/2021, apparently. I'll put the first bit from the og fic idea down, bc the second half is just rambling about Sabre's backstory and I wanna talk abt Nightmare tbh.

@woahrarepairsagemare potential sagemare fic incoming? And also @its-indigos you n your man ((Genesis)) wanna join the fic? :)

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The eldest princess of the Yellow Kingdom was said to live within a hidden castle in the Nightmare Mountains' forest, supposedly performing dark spells and horrifying experiments on not only herself but the people of the Kingdom of Yellow. They will fear the name Nightmare Stevens. And. They. Will. BOW.

Princess Night used to be sane. Some say she was infected with a strange ailment known simply as "The Darkness," which caused her to go mad with power. Others say she was locked away in that void-like ruin of a castle, but why? Was "The Darkness" worse than we thought? Did she get locked away for her safety? Or for ours? Did she do something so horrible I dare not utter another word, that she deserved to be locked up? Or was she never sane in the first place. Perhaps her heart was always dark.

The Kingdoms may never know why, only that Night was no longer an innocent girl who had to be protected. She was scarred. Broken. A force of nature which no man could stand up to. Something that no one will be able Magic and against unless they wished to be dead. Some thought she was a lost cause. Others wanted her dead.

"After all, we all have a dark side, I simply chose to show mine to this useless excuse of a world." The Nightmare whispered as she breathed life into her first Dark Creation. "You shall be known as Dark Steve, and together we shall rule all the Kingdoms," Nightmare cackled as her Corruption Magic gave Dark startling deep blood red eyes against glassy white, hungry. "You shall be my general, and you will command The Soldiers of Darkness as the second-in-command of the Night Terror Army!" the insanity of the isolated princess causing her yellow eyes to finally crack, the light searing her eyes, leaving the once-loved Yellow princess as a mere reflection of her former self. Twisted and broken, she kidnapped a young knight said to have been a Color Kingdoms' Creation destined to end "The Darkness's" reign of chaos with finally stopping Nightmare and her plans for complete and utter rule of the Color Kingdoms, and later the entire MC Realm.

But the Rainbow Knight was far too young to be fighting such a dangerous enemy. He lacked control and understanding of the powerful and dangerous abilities a member of the Color Kingdoms could have, and being a collective Creation between all Colors, he held far more potential than he could imagine. But with great power comes much, much, MUCH longer training sessions, and Rainbow was getting nowhere.

Meanwhile, Nightmare could already destroy chunks of land with her new Darkness fireballs the size of the average Yellow apartment, big enough to house up to 8 people. Not only had the dark princess improved her new Red Kingdom skills quickly, but she could already run from the far end of the Nightmare Mountain range to the other end where the Night Terror Castle stood within 5 minutes! Dark was greatly pleased with the progress his young creator had made on her original abilities, her Yellow-Born powers. The Rainbow Knight and the Nightmare Princess may be similar in mental age, but there was no likeness of one in the other. Neither were aware of each other's saddeningly young age, until the kidnapping came.

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Ngl, it feels kinda cringe n edgy, but I think I like it that way. It's a good starting point for a revamp. Sooo obviously reworking Night's dialogue and the narrative around her would be good, but I think it could be REALLY good with some Sagemare.

This og version feels kinda mehhh at best in terms of how alive the characters feel, they're one-dimensional at best. I kinda wanna mess around with including Sage as the knight or dragon, but ehh it might work out easier if I just keep Sage separate from that dynamic.

So one key thing here, is that the Steve Realm is both RQ and TSS at the same time, it's very vague. And if I'm including technically SSO for Sagemare, I might as well add in the rest, yknow? I mean that I wanna add dragon!Genesis and dragon!Indigo, too. Because I've got those mcrp designs and like. Why not.

I could get a real bingo with all these series 💀 like Sabre starts off in Assassin's Creed, then we've got RQ/TSS as the MC Realm, then add in SSO and SL for flavor. AND the dimension/kingdom that Sabre comes from feels like a knockoff Cozen kingdom, so we've got AR too.

I feel like drawing some callbacks to AR would do a lot of good in fleshing out all of this, especially the og part after this lil analysis. The Guardian of the Spirit World is the one to send Sabre on his way, but it seems kinda out of place, tho if I wrote it more as a multi-chapter, the pacing would probably fix itself. Maybe mixing some AR in with that would make this 2nd part a little less awkward.

I also think the vagueness doesn't really work well here, especially with the color kingdoms. Exploring how Rainbow/Nightmare's dynamic effects the kingdoms would definitely fix some of the awkwardness as well, and including other dragons besides Sabre.

And here's the second half:

The strange dark gray/green dragon which came to save the Rainbow Knight was not the strongest or the most powerful dragon. In fact, he was not always a dragon. He is a...peculiar case, random curses and hybrid origins and assassin friends litter his past, like one insane plot twist after another. E.S. thought he was human, back in the so-called "True Reality" Realm which he called home. After he and his father were chased by men claiming to simply be guards wanting to collect tax, the young boy's parents were both killed.

Some time after being taken in by assassins, he learned that the men who killed his parents were, in fact, not guards at all. You see, E.S. lived in a world where magic and inhuman beings were real, but were all in the MC Realm or taken away/killed. "True Reality" was called such thanks to mass anti-magic propaganda that said those who were hybrids, cursed, magic etc. were simply monsters or did not exist, and that the MC Realm did not exist. The ones who killed E.S.'s parents were supporters of such, and were like magic police that tried to censor and remove anyone against them and/or were magic.

E.S.'s mother had a family curse, while his father was a hybrid trying to live a normal life. But both caught up to E.S. when his hybrid side began to show and the curse had finally appeared physically. E.S.'s curse caused his eyes to change constantly, cycling through almost human eyes, to animals like cats, snakes, etc., demonic/bloody eyes which could get particularly scary, and code-like patterns which sometimes made him "glitch" with a spike of pain throughout his body.

E.S. discovered this on his 16th birthday, to his horror. Almost a month later, E.S. found white wings growing on his back. Later the feathers continued appearing along his torso, shoulders, neck, and upper arms. That was when he realized his parents were far more interesting than they wanted him to think. They tried so hard to let him live a normal life without their own past ruining it. E.S. began wearing a reddish-brownish dark gray bandanna around his eyes, and his adoptive father made him a special little hoodie which would make an illusion that would hide E.S.'s feathers as a chicken suit.

E.S. continued to wear both as his journey as an assassin continued. That is, until he got a job to kill a particularly nasty man who was deeply obsessed with finding a way to enter the MC Realm. The man had done so many horrid things to other people and their loved ones while exploring the magic of the MC Realm. E.S. got many jobs from different people asking to kill the obsessive man. He was the first target that saw through the magic hoodie and magic bandanna, and the man seemed to recognize E.S. rather than be fearful. He violently took down E.S., plucking out a few feathers as E.S.'s scream of pain was muffled.

Ripping off his bandanna, the crazed man ignored E.S.'s struggles and collected some blood from his crying eyes, murmuring "you are the one, yes yes yes you must be the chosen, I am sorry my winged child but you must fulfill the prophecy, the boy with rainbows for eyes needs your help, you are the only one who can save us from the dark beasts now, the terror queen must die to the dragon within the child of a cursed and the winged one, you must rescue hope from the nightmare my boy."

'How can this thin old man keep me pinned to the ground?!' E.S. was sure there was no way that the man was somehow stronger than him, he is a hybrid after all. Soon something happened while the man was mixing strange things with the blood and feathers. A portal. And not just any portal. The only one to the MC Realm.

"You truly are the chosen one!" the man wheezed, as a strange concoction finished brewing. E.S. could not move, what was this man planning to do to him? Was the job really all a hoax?? How, how was the man keeping E.S. down without touching him?! Why did the portal just appear?!? E.S. barely managed to grab his bandanna before the man slouched over to him, holding the strange bottle. The liquid seemed to shine in the dim light, like a green fire against metallic scales.

"You must take this, my boy. You may be a hybrid, but. You. Will. NOT SURVIVE. Unless you take on the identity of the dragon within you," the man began pouring the liquid on E.S.'s wings as he spoke. It burned. It burned through his veins as some was forced down his throat. His vision went blurry, barely catching a glimpse of his wings. He had no feathers. There was a green shine on them now. The man wheezed in joy as he dragged the panicking young man towards the glittering glitched purple portal.

For a moment, there was kindness in his voice. "I am sorry for all I have done," the man spoke with a softness E.S. had never heard, "I have grown too old to return to the broken MC Realm, please, help them. The Color Kingdoms used to be my home, but now I cannot reunite with my family until the Darkness Age is over. You should be able to get help with returning home once you end the Darkness, mention that The Guardian brought you." And with that, he pushed an oversized iron sword into E.S.'s hands, which were growing sharp black claws. E.S. looked up at the older man, tears in his eyes. "Save them. I wish we had more time but we don't," the man whispered with a sad smile before pushing the rapidly transforming boy through the portal, still clutching the sword.

And thus, E.S. became the dragon sent to save the Colors from the Darkness. He took on the name Sabre, his middle name, as his dragon form. The oversized sword fit perfectly in his new clawed hands, now a glittering purple and blue, almost like a galaxy. The previously empty socket in the handle had what looked to be a star, having fallen long ago. E.S. went on to find the Rainbow Knight, knowing that the two of them were the only ones who could save the Kingdoms. With some help from each Color, of course. He could not do it alone, even if he were the so-called "saviour." The once-human dragon must rescue the young knight from the Nightmare princess, or else all will be lost.

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if it wasn’t for the nights!

🏹 01. welcome home cheater

You were completely lost.

The airport was a big, confusing maze of walkways and people. It was filled with raucous noise, with the wheels of suitcases scuffing the tile and squeaking of shoes alluding to fast-paced footsteps. You hardly had any idea where you were going, standing motionlessly in a sea of others desperate to get to a destination. You, on the other hand, couldn’t even interpret signs to find the baggage claim.

Scanning your surroundings desperately, your eyes landed on someone in a familiar dark vest. Underneath, he wore a simple white button-up, but it was the logo on the thick vest that caught your attention. It was a blue-purple, six-pointed golden star, with stitched text around it. It read “Teyvat University”.

In a flurry of desperation, you tapped on their shoulder, grabbing their reluctant attention. It was a boy with deep indigo hair and eyes to match; ones that bore into your gaze with a harsh stare.

“Hi! I’m a new student, going to Teyvat University, and I just need some help… I’m super confused and—” You began, but his cold stare was unwavering. He stood still, not responding, before abruptly turning around and leaving you with no answers. You grumbled silently, pulling up your phone to search for some directions.

Eventually, you navigated your way to baggage claim, picking up multiple heavy suitcases and dragging them outside the airport. The view left you breathless. A grand city, unlike any other. Skyscrapers reached so high into the sky, you thought their tips could touch the stars. It was a hazy blur of bright, flashing lights, multitudes of people walking to and from, and cars whizzing by on the road. You pulled your attention back, trying to hail a cab.

Ultimately, the attempt led to no avail. You stood, completely helpless, in an entirely new city. Perhaps you hadn’t planned this as well as you thought you had. Pulling up a map on your phone, you began to trace lines of the road, trying to navigate a way to a bus stop or some sort of public transit.

You followed signs to a sort of subway line, smiling and internally thanking the grace of the Archons for allowing you to get this far in a new city unscathed. Or so you thought.

Moving to cross a road, you thought you had enough time between cars to make it to the other side. Your estimation was proven false when a dark car squealed in front of you, hitting the brakes as quick and hard as they could. You gasped, leaping backward, though your feet stumbled over each other and you fell on the asphalt, groaning.

Car doors flung open and as the two people in it rushed to check on you. The driver and a younger girl, seemingly around your age.

“Are you alright?” The girl asked, her voice frantic, though the words were comforting. Your fear melted away with a few simple words, and you nodded, carefully getting up with her help. “Is there anything we can do? I’m so, so sorry—”

“Actually… I’m new, to the city, and… to Teyvat University? Do you know how I could get there?” You asked, and when you took in the person’s appearance, you saw they had a pretty bag with a familiar patch shown on. The glittering six-pointed star. You sighed, and the person smiled.

She had pale pink hair, fading to a baby blue at the ends, and her lavender eyes held a friendly and welcoming gaze. She smiled, gently, and motioned to the car behind her.

“I’m a student, too. I’d be happy to give you a ride.” She said. You broke out into a wide, ecstatic smile, thanking her profusely as you walked over. Her driver helped you load your bags into the trunk, and you sat serenely in the backseat, pulling out your phone.

“I didn’t get your name, what was it?” The girl asked, looking over at you.

“I’m Y/N! And you are…”

“I’m Kokomi. It’s very nice to meet you. You transferred here, yes?”

“Something like that. I’m from Mondstadt, originally. My boyfriend goes here, so I decided to apply. And I got in! Though, he doesn’t know yet, but…” You spoke, and cut yourself off when you realized you were rambling. Her eyes sparkled at you, a smile prominent on her face.

“Oh, really?” Kokomi laughed. It was a comforting noise. “He doesn’t know? When are you going to tell him?”

“There’s a welcome party tonight, right? I was planning to surprise him there.” You smiled back. She chuckled.

“Ah, that’s amazing.”

“Are you seeing anyone?” You cocked your head, just posing an innocent question. Her smile faded a bit, though she wasn’t upset.

“It’s… complicated.”

“I can help. I’m sort of a matchmaker.”

“Really?” Kokomi raised an eyebrow, her smile growing once again. “It’s just… difficult. It wasn’t too serious, and can’t exactly be. Not a big deal.”

“Why not?” You prodded, and she shot a playful glare at you.

“You seem lovely, Y/N. But we just met.” She replied, and you nodded, not pushing the subject any further.

You set your phone down, attempting to stave off the frenzied messages from your friends about your accident of a rooming situation. Whatever mishap had occurred, you’d take care of it later. For now, your mind was too focused on the fact that you’d be seeing your boyfriend shortly. And he looked hot.

Your nerves were on fire. Not only would you be seeing him, but you’d be seeing him for the rest of the year. You could finally be close to him and function like a normal, not long-distance couple. You hoped you looked good for him, and that one thing might lead to another and…

You shook the thoughts out of your mind, patting down the wrinkles in your dress. Deciding you were ready, you left your dorm, making your way out of the dorm and to the event hall on campus. It was extremely grandiose; the lights were dimmed and tinted a deep blue, fancy white tables strewn out throughout the room. There were pastry towers and layouts of food, people in spread out clumps with elegant glasses of sparkling drinks, and speakers playing chill music.

Walking in, you immediately spotted your friends at a vacant table. Excitedly moving over to greet them, you were unaware of a person crossing your path. You collided harshly, stumbling back, and the person spilling their drink on the floor.

“Watch where you’re going.” They spat, and you huffed. Looking up, you saw a familiar face, with a head of indigo hair and those eyes to match. You narrowed your eyes, shooting him a sharp glare.

“So, you can speak.” You hissed. Two figures came up behind him, patting him on the shoulder as if to pull him back to reality.

“Ignore him, he hardly has any manners.” Another voice sounded. That friend had strikingly white hair and blood-orange eyes, the other having green-blue hair and amber eyes. The latter didn’t look too friendly; the former, though having a commanding voice, didn’t seem as intimidating as he sounded.

“Oh. Childe’s here.” The one with the green-blue hair said, averting his gaze to the entrance. The sound of his name immediately made you perk up, turning around to confirm it was true.

There he was.

He elegantly strolled in, clad in the suit you knew he’d be wearing. His dark orange hair was silky and fluffy, his blue eyes bright with happiness. Without a second thought, you made a break in his direction, his expression lighting up once he saw you.

“Y/N?” He exclaimed, though it wasn’t much of a question. He immediately held you in a tight embrace, burying his head into the crook of your neck. It was a mostly wordless embrace, and much didn’t need to be said. Pulling away slightly, you stared at him, just taking in his presence. He was beaming, eyes flickering to your lips, then leaning in for the first kiss in a long time.

Before he could, he was pulled away.

“Childe.” A stern, feminine voice said.

He froze at the sound, body stiffening against you. He stumbled back against an outer grip, and once your eyes refocused off his face, you glanced over at the other person.

“Kokomi?” You questioned, looking at the pink-haired girl. The pink-haired girl, whose hand was on… your boyfriend’s arm? Holding onto him? Kokomi and Childe… “What’s going on here?”

“This is Childe. My boyfriend.” Kokomi said, voice ice-cold.

“Boyfriend? The… one you were talking about?” You muttered, voice breaking with emotion. Childe’s eyes widened, looking between you and Kokomi.

“You know each other? Wait—” Childe began, but you cut him off.

“You’re cheating on me? And her?” You questioned, staring him down. You didn’t know how you were feeling right now. Confused? Hurt? Betrayed? There had to be some sort of explanation for this. There was no way…

“Y/N. He’s cheating on you. I knew about you already. I just didn’t know you were you earlier.” Kokomi shrugged, and you swallowed back a sob that dared to come out of your choked up throat.

“Y/N, please… I can explain.” Childe tried, but you ignored him.

At once, you ran out of the room, expecting him to follow. But he didn’t.

Here you were. In a new city, at a new school, here for your boyfriend, who you just found out had cheated on you. You suddenly knew how you felt. Alone.

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🏹 notes … so so sorry for the writing heavy chapter. just trying to get some more exposition and play out the actual plot of xo, kitty 🙏🙏 rewatching as we speak to remember the exact events and make sure i’m semi accurate although it’s just inspired not gonna copy every event exactly just the premise of it. but oh well more sm later chapters i promise + ignore timestamps

🏹 taglist … still not closed!! just msg/comment to be added! although ngl i may not respond to comments bc i fucked up and idk tumblr so when i respond it shows it as my main blog oops @alisonyus @tiddieshakeshownu @lxkeeeee @sheraeera @sketcheeee @sukunasrealgf @sweet-seraphim @ulquiorraswife @scaramochi-lover

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Ahmedabad to Jaipur Flight Options – Affordable Travel in 2024

Traveling from Ahmedabad to Jaipur is one of the most exciting journeys for anyone looking to explore the vibrant culture, rich history, and beautiful landscapes of Rajasthan. Whether you’re planning a vacation, a business trip, or visiting family, flying from Ahmedabad to Jaipur is a great choice. This comprehensive guide will provide you with everything you need to know about booking your Ahmedabad to Jaipur flight with ease, saving you time, money, and effort.

Why Choose Flights from Ahmedabad to Jaipur?

Ahmedabad, the largest city in Gujarat, and Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, are two major cultural hubs in India. These cities are not only known for their historical significance but also for being bustling centers of commerce and tourism. The distance between Ahmedabad and Jaipur is approximately 670 kilometers (416 miles), which makes air travel a convenient and efficient option. Flying from Ahmedabad to Jaipur ensures that you save time compared to other modes of transportation like trains or buses, allowing you to arrive at your destination refreshed and ready to explore.

Key Airlines Operating Ahmedabad to Jaipur Flights

Several airlines operate regular flights between Ahmedabad and Jaipur, ensuring that travelers have a wide range of options to choose from. Some of the popular airlines flying this route include:

IndiGo: Known for its punctuality and budget-friendly fares, IndiGo is a top choice for many travelers flying from Ahmedabad to Jaipur.

SpiceJet: Offering both economy and premium services, SpiceJet is another reliable airline with frequent flights on this route.

Air India: Air India provides a blend of comfort and service, making it a preferred option for those looking for a more premium flying experience.

GoAir: Known for its competitive pricing and regular schedules, GoAir provides affordable flights for travelers on the Ahmedabad to Jaipur route.

These airlines operate multiple flights every day, so you will have no trouble finding a convenient flight to suit your schedule.

Best Time to Book Ahmedabad to Jaipur Flight

When it comes to booking your Ahmedabad to Jaipur flight, timing can play a crucial role in determining the cost of your ticket. To get the best fares, try to book your flight at least 2-3 weeks in advance. Early bookings often come with lower prices, allowing you to save money for your trip.

The best time to fly from Ahmedabad to Jaipur is during the non-peak travel seasons. For instance, avoiding the peak holiday months (like Diwali, New Year, or summer vacation) will help you find more affordable flights. The months of October to March are ideal for visiting Jaipur, as the weather is cooler and more comfortable, but be sure to book in advance to secure a good price.

How to Find the Cheapest Ahmedabad to Jaipur Flight

Finding a cheap Ahmedabad to Jaipur flight involves some simple strategies. Here's how you can get the best deal:

Use Fare Comparison Websites: Websites like Skyscanner, Google Flights, and Kayak allow you to compare prices from different airlines so that you can find the most affordable Ahmedabad to Jaipur flight.

Set Fare Alerts: Many travel websites allow you to set up price alerts. This way, you’ll be notified when the price of your Ahmedabad to Jaipur flight drops.

Look for Deals and Offers: Many airlines run sales and promotional offers, especially during off-peak seasons. Keep an eye out for special discounts on your preferred dates.

Be Flexible with Your Travel Dates: If you have some flexibility with your travel dates, you can choose to fly when fares are lower. Flying on weekdays (Monday to Thursday) can often be cheaper than flying on weekends.

Ahmedabad to Jaipur Flight Duration and Distance

The flight duration for an Ahmedabad to Jaipur flight typically ranges from 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the airline and weather conditions. The aerial distance between Ahmedabad and Jaipur is approximately 670 kilometers, and flying is the fastest way to cover this distance. Since Jaipur is well connected with other major cities in India, flights from Ahmedabad to Jaipur operate regularly, ensuring that you can travel at a time most convenient for you.

Airport Information: Ahmedabad and Jaipur

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (AMD): Ahmedabad’s primary airport is one of the busiest in Gujarat, offering both domestic and international flights. The airport is well-equipped with modern amenities, including lounges, duty-free shops, and restaurants. The airport is located approximately 9 kilometers from the city center, making it easily accessible via taxis and public transport.

Jaipur International Airport (JAI): Jaipur’s airport is an international gateway to Rajasthan, located around 10 kilometers from the city center. The airport serves both domestic and international flights and offers a range of facilities like shopping, dining, and currency exchange. It is well-connected to the city by taxis, buses, and other modes of transport.

Baggage Policies on Ahmedabad to Jaipur Flights

When booking an Ahmedabad to Jaipur flight, it is important to check the baggage policies of the airline you choose. Typically, airlines allow passengers to carry one piece of cabin baggage weighing up to 7 kg. Additionally, checked baggage allowances range from 15 to 30 kg, depending on the airline and the class of service you book. Be sure to confirm the baggage policy at the time of booking to avoid any surprises at the airport.

In-Flight Experience on Ahmedabad to Jaipur Flights

The in-flight experience on an Ahmedabad to Jaipur flight can vary depending on the airline and the class of service. Budget airlines like IndiGo and SpiceJet offer no-frills services, meaning you may have to pay for meals, drinks, and extra services. However, these airlines provide a fast and efficient travel experience, ideal for short-haul flights.

On the other hand, full-service airlines like Air India often provide complimentary meals and beverages as part of the flight package. The duration of the Ahmedabad to Jaipur flight is relatively short, so the in-flight experience is generally comfortable.

Things to Do Upon Arriving in Jaipur

Once you arrive in Jaipur, the Pink City, you'll be greeted by a wealth of cultural landmarks, historical monuments, and a vibrant local atmosphere. Some must-visit attractions in Jaipur include:

Amber Fort: A majestic hilltop fort with stunning architecture and panoramic views of the city.

Hawa Mahal: Known as the "Palace of Winds," this iconic structure is a symbol of Jaipur's rich heritage.

City Palace: A blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architecture, the City Palace is home to museums and courtyards.

Jantar Mantar: An observatory built in the 18th century, offering a glimpse into ancient astronomical instruments.

Conclusion

Booking an Ahmedabad to Jaipur flight is a convenient, efficient, and cost-effective way to travel between these two vibrant cities. By following the tips mentioned in this guide, you can find the best deals, enjoy a smooth booking process, and make your journey as comfortable as possible. Whether you're visiting for business or leisure, a flight from Ahmedabad to Jaipur opens up a world of possibilities, allowing you to experience the beauty and culture of Rajasthan in just a few hours. So, start planning your trip today, and get ready to explore the rich history and incredible sights of Jaipur!

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Flight Tickets to Leh: A Complete Guide for Travelers

Leh, the crown jewel of the Ladakh region, is a destination that promises awe-inspiring landscapes, adventure, and a serene escape into the Himalayas. Nestled at a high altitude, Leh is known for its rugged terrain, snow-capped peaks, ancient monasteries, and thrilling trekking routes. If you’re planning a trip to this beautiful region, booking flight tickets to Leh is your first step to experiencing the magic of the mountains.

In this blog, we’ll guide you through the process of booking flight tickets to Leh, offer tips to find cheap flights, and provide an overview of what to expect when you arrive in this breathtaking destination.

Why Visit Leh?

Stunning Natural Beauty: Leh offers some of the most dramatic and picturesque landscapes in India. From the vast, barren Nubra Valley to the pristine blue waters of Pangong Lake, the natural beauty is unparalleled. Trekking through these valleys gives you a chance to witness unique terrain, high-altitude deserts, and lush green patches all in one region.

Adventure Activities: Leh is a haven for thrill-seekers. It’s one of the best destinations in India for trekking, mountain biking, river rafting, and motorbiking. The challenging terrains and high-altitude passes like Khardung La and Chang La attract adventure enthusiasts from across the globe.

Cultural Richness: The region has a distinct Buddhist culture with numerous ancient monasteries such as Hemis, Thiksey, and Shey Palace. Visiting these monasteries offers a glimpse into the spiritual heart of Leh.

Stargazing and Tranquility: Due to its high altitude and remote location, Leh offers an unpolluted, clear night sky, perfect for stargazing. Many travelers also visit Leh to experience the tranquility and mindfulness that comes from being surrounded by the majestic Himalayas.

How to Find Cheap Flight Tickets to Leh

Finding affordable flight tickets to Leh requires some strategic planning, especially since Leh is a popular tourist destination with limited air connectivity. Here are a few tips to help you book your flights at the best prices:

Book in Advance: Leh is a seasonal destination, with most tourists visiting between April and September, when the weather is pleasant. To get the best fares, it’s important to book your flight tickets well in advance, at least 2-3 months before your intended travel date.

Use Fare Comparison Tools: Websites such as Skyscanner, Google Flights, and Kayak allow you to compare prices across different airlines. These tools often offer insights into price trends, enabling you to decide the best time to book your flight.

Be Flexible with Dates: Flexibility in travel dates can often lead to cheaper flights. Midweek flights are generally more affordable than weekend flights. If you have flexible travel plans, you can find better deals by avoiding peak times such as weekends and holidays.

Sign Up for Alerts: Many travel websites offer price alert features. You can sign up for fare alerts on MakeMyTrip, Yatra, or Goibibo to receive notifications when prices drop.

Look for Deals and Promotions: Airlines often run special promotions and discounts on flights to Leh. Keeping an eye on seasonal offers, festive discounts, or flash sales can help you grab great deals.

Major Airlines Flying to Leh

Leh’s Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (IXL) is one of the highest-altitude commercial airports in the world, situated at an altitude of 3,256 meters (10,682 feet). It is well-connected to major cities across India, though the flight schedules are often dependent on weather conditions. Some of the major airlines operating flights to Leh include:

Air India: The national carrier operates flights to Leh from New Delhi, with daily flights during peak season.

IndiGo: This low-cost airline offers several flights to Leh from cities like Delhi and Chandigarh, providing budget-friendly options for travelers.

Go First: Go First operates flights to Leh from Delhi and other Indian cities, offering a mix of affordable fares and convenient flight timings.

SpiceJet: SpiceJet is another budget airline that operates flights from Delhi to Leh.

Best Time to Book Flight Tickets to Leh

While Leh is accessible year-round, the best time to visit is during the summer months from April to September, when the weather is relatively mild, and the roads to key tourist destinations like Pangong Lake and Nubra Valley are open. Flights are more frequent during this period, but prices can be high due to increased demand.

To secure the best prices, it’s advisable to book your flight tickets at least two to three months before your planned travel. During the off-season (winter months), while flights are still operational, the harsh weather can make travel challenging, and many tourist spots may be closed.

Arriving in Leh: What to Expect

Acclimatization: Leh is located at a high altitude of 3,500 meters (11,482 feet) above sea level, and many travelers experience altitude sickness upon arrival. It is highly recommended to take it easy for the first 24-48 hours after landing to allow your body to acclimatize. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and rest well.

Limited Connectivity: While Leh has decent connectivity with mobile networks, internet access can be slow and unreliable in some areas, particularly in the more remote regions. Make sure to download offline maps and have your travel details handy.

Transportation Options: After arriving in Leh, you can hire a taxi from the airport to reach your accommodation. There are also rental services available for motorbikes and cars, which are popular options for exploring Leh’s surrounding areas. Taxis and private cars are the most common modes of transport for sightseeing.

Things to Do in Leh

Visit Monasteries: Leh is known for its stunning Buddhist monasteries, such as Hemis, Thiksey, and Diskit. These monasteries offer not just spiritual solace but also spectacular views of the surrounding landscapes.

Explore Pangong Lake: One of the most famous destinations near Leh, Pangong Tso is a high-altitude lake that straddles the border between India and China. Its crystal-clear waters change colors throughout the day, making it a popular spot for photographers and nature lovers.

Conquer Khardung La Pass: This is one of the world’s highest motorable roads, standing at over 18,000 feet. A drive or bike ride up to Khardung La offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas and is a thrilling experience for adventure lovers.

Rafting in Zanskar River: For adventure enthusiasts, white-water rafting on the Zanskar River is an exhilarating experience. The icy waters and the rugged mountain landscape provide the perfect backdrop for this thrilling activity.

Conclusion

Booking flight tickets to Leh opens the door to an extraordinary journey through some of India’s most majestic landscapes. Whether you’re planning an adventure-filled trip, a spiritual retreat, or a peaceful escape, Leh offers a little something for every traveler. By following the tips mentioned above, you can secure affordable flight tickets and ensure that your journey to Leh is as smooth and budget-friendly as possible. Safe travels

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Taj Mahal from Bengaluru

Taj Mahal from Bengaluru: A Comprehensive Guide Visiting the Taj Mahal is a dream for many travelers around the world, and if you're located in Bengaluru (Bangalore), you might think it’s quite a long journey. But with proper planning, visiting the Taj Mahal from Bengaluru is not only possible but also convenient, whether you're considering a weekend getaway or a short vacation. In this guide, we’ll take you through all the details to help you plan an unforgettable trip to the Taj Mahal from Bengaluru.

Why Visit the Taj Mahal? The Taj Mahal, located in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world. Built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal, the white marble mausoleum is a symbol of eternal love. It’s also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. Its architectural beauty, intricate marble inlays, and historical significance make it a must-visit for anyone in India.

Best Time to Visit the Taj Mahal The best time to visit the Taj Mahal is during the cooler months from October to March, when the weather is pleasant for sightseeing. Summers in Agra can be extremely hot, with temperatures soaring above 40°C, making outdoor exploration uncomfortable. Additionally, visiting the Taj Mahal at sunrise is highly recommended, as the morning light bathes the monument in a soft, golden hue and the crowds are significantly smaller.

How to Reach Agra from Bengaluru There are multiple ways to travel from Bengaluru to Agra, depending on your preferences for time, comfort, and budget.

By Air The fastest way to reach Agra from Bengaluru is by air. Since there are no direct flights to Agra from Bengaluru, the nearest airport is in New Delhi, about 230 kilometers from Agra. Several airlines, including IndiGo, Air India, Vistara, and SpiceJet, offer direct flights between Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) in Bengaluru and Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) in New Delhi.

Flight Duration: 2.5 to 3 hours (Bengaluru to Delhi) Cost: ₹3,500 to ₹10,000 (depending on the airline and time of booking) Once you arrive in New Delhi, you can either hire a private taxi, take a bus, or board a train to reach Agra. The drive from Delhi to Agra via the Yamuna Expressway takes approximately 3-4 hours.

By Train For travelers who enjoy train journeys or are looking for a budget-friendly option, you can take a train directly from Bengaluru to Agra. The main station in Agra is Agra Cantonment (AGC), and there are several trains connecting Bengaluru and Agra, including:

Karnataka Express (12627): This train runs daily and takes around 37 hours to reach Agra. Swarna Jayanti Express (12781): Another good option with similar travel time. While train travel is more time-consuming, it can be a comfortable and scenic way to reach Agra, especially if you book a 1st AC or 2nd AC class.

Train Duration: 36-38 hours Cost: ₹2,500 to ₹5,000 (depending on the class) By Road Driving from Bengaluru to Agra is possible but not recommended due to the long distance (about 2,000 kilometers) and the time it takes (around 30 hours of non-stop driving). However, if you’re up for a road trip and want to explore other destinations along the way, this could be an adventurous option.

Exploring the Taj Mahal Once you reach Agra, your first and foremost destination will likely be the Taj Mahal. Here’s how to make the most of your visit:

Taj Mahal Entry and Timings The Taj Mahal is open from 6:00 AM to 6:30 PM daily, except on Fridays when it is closed for prayers. The best time to visit is during sunrise to capture the monument in the soft morning light and avoid large crowds.

Entry Fee: ₹50 for Indian citizens, ₹1,100 for foreign tourists (prices are subject to change) Tip: You can also purchase tickets online to skip the long lines at the entry gate. Key Areas to Explore Main Mausoleum: This is the central attraction where the tombs of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal are located. The intricate marble inlays, floral motifs, and calligraphy are a visual treat. The Gardens (Charbagh): The Taj Mahal is surrounded by a large garden divided into quadrants by four walkways, with a reflecting pool in the center. Mosque and Guest House: On either side of the Taj Mahal are a mosque and a guest house, which are worth visiting for their architectural beauty and historical significance. Other Attractions in Agra While the Taj Mahal is the main attraction, Agra is home to several other important historical sites that you can explore during your trip:

Agra Fort Located just 2.5 kilometers from the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This massive red sandstone fort was once the main residence of the Mughal emperors and offers stunning views of the Taj Mahal from certain vantage points within its walls.

Itmad-ud-Daulah (Baby Taj) Often referred to as the Baby Taj, Itmad-ud-Daulah's Tomb is a smaller but equally beautiful mausoleum located on the banks of the Yamuna River. It is often considered a precursor to the Taj Mahal and is famous for its delicate marble inlay work.

Mehtab Bagh For a unique perspective of the Taj Mahal, visit Mehtab Bagh, a garden located across the river. It’s the perfect spot to take sunset photographs of the Taj Mahal.

Conclusion A visit to the Taj Mahal from Bengaluru is more accessible than you might think. With direct flights to New Delhi and a short onward journey to Agra, you can easily plan a weekend or short holiday to see this world wonder. Whether you’re traveling by air, train, or road, witnessing the beauty of the Taj Mahal in person is an experience that will leave you in awe. Don’t forget to explore other treasures of Agra, such as the Agra Fort and the Baby Taj, to make the most of your trip!

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Maldives Honeymoon: A Tropical Paradise for Indian Couples

A New Era of Travel: Maldives Reopens to Indian Tourists

Following the normalization of diplomatic relations with India, the Maldives is now open to Indian tourists. This exciting development has made it easier than ever for Indian couples to experience the beauty and charm of this island paradise.

Airlines Options from Mumbai to Maldives

Several airlines offer direct flights from Mumbai to the Maldives, making it convenient for Indian travelers to reach this tropical destination. Some of the popular options include:

IndiGo

Air India

Emirates

Qatar Airways

SriLankan Airlines

Best Months to Visit as per Weather

The Maldives enjoys a tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round. However, the best time to visit is during the dry season, which runs from November to April. This period offers pleasant weather with minimal rainfall, making it ideal for outdoor activities and beach relaxation.

Indian and Vegetarian Food Availability

While the Maldives is predominantly known for its seafood cuisine, there are plenty of options for Indian and vegetarian travelers. Many resorts offer Indian food, and some even have dedicated Indian restaurants. Additionally, you can find vegetarian dishes at most restaurants, including those specializing in international cuisine.

Suggesting 4-Star Properties in Maldives for Indians

Here are a few recommended 4-star properties in the Maldives that cater well to Indian tourists:

Kurumba Maldives: This iconic resort offers a mix of traditional Maldivian charm and modern amenities. It features a variety of dining options, including an Indian restaurant, and a spa offering Ayurvedic treatments.

Sun Siyam Iru Fushi: This all-inclusive resort is known for its excellent service and diverse range of activities. It has a dedicated Indian restaurant and offers Ayurvedic spa treatments.

Adaaran Select Meedhupparu: Located on a picturesque island, this resort offers comfortable accommodations and a variety of dining options, including Indian cuisine. It also features a spa offering Ayurvedic treatments.

How to Opt for Honeymoon Freebies in Your Maldives Honeymoon Package

Many travel agents and resorts offer honeymoon freebies to make your trip even more special. These can include complimentary upgrades, romantic dinners, spa treatments, or special amenities. When booking your Maldives honeymoon package, be sure to inquire about any available honeymoon freebies and negotiate for the best deal.

Approximate Budget Range in INR to be Considered for Maldives Trip with Flights from Mumbai

The cost of a Maldives honeymoon can vary depending on factors such as the time of year you travel, the type of accommodation you choose, and the activities you plan to do. However, a rough estimate for a 4-night honeymoon package with flights from Mumbai to the Maldives would be around INR 1.5 lakhs to 4 lakhs for a couple. This includes accommodation, flights, meals, and basic activities.

The Maldives offers an idyllic setting for a truly unforgettable honeymoon. With its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and luxurious resorts, it is the perfect destination for Indian couples seeking romance, relaxation, and adventure. By following these tips and planning your trip carefully, you can ensure a memorable and enjoyable honeymoon experience in the Maldives.

Additional Tip: When searching for a Maldives honeymoon package, be sure to look for deals and discounts offered by travel agents and online booking platforms. You can also consider booking your flights and accommodation separately to potentially save money.

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Book a One Day Sightseeing Tour in Chandigarh

Chandigarh is a city with nice planning and several gardens which makes it eye-catching. This cab service comes in handy to enable consumers to get around the best tourist sites with scenic views within a single day. Booking Chiku Cab services ensures a comfortable ride for one day taxi service in Chandigarh. Our experienced drivers know the charming sites that showcase the essence of the city beautifully. We'll help you experience Chandigarh's unique history and architecture, reinvigorating parks, shops, museums and more. Let us show you the top spots on a customisable, one-day tour in spacious vehicles with no hassle and getting lost.

Why Should You Book Chiku Cab Services?

We make touring Chandigarh easy!

Book online fast to hold your spot

Our drivers know the city best for showing top sights

Comfy cabs suit all group sizes

New vehicles have space, AC and safety

Pay how you want without worry

Service operates 24/7 even on holidays

Fees start low because we care

We handle ride details so you can soak in Le Corbusier's structures, Sukhna Lake, Rock Garden and more wonders. Our drivers safely guide you while you relax.

Book Chiku Cabs to capture memories of a model city before returning home refreshed. We provide know-how for easily navigating a one-of-a-kind destination.

Our Chandigarh Sightseeing Tour Services

Experience the cultures of Chandigarh with expert help. Our full-day tour covers treasured landmarks while a local guide shares inside stories. See religious sites, unique museums, traditional markets, and preserved villages.

Or take an independent rental on your timeline. Select 8-12 hours and we provide the vehicle so you can customize attractions. Spacious options suit groups with AC comfort:

Compact Cars: Indica, Indigo, Swift Dzire

Family Cars: Amaze, Mobilio, Ertiga

Vans: Innova, Crysta

Sedans: Honda City

We also offer station transfers or airport rides with courteous drivers. Explore the City Beautiful's modern architecture, tranquil gardens and spirited history. Whether a pre-planned cultural experience or a DIY adventure via rental cab, we provide well-maintained Chandigarh sightseeing cabs to match your trip. Our rates stay low because we wish to share insider perspectives on Le Corbusier's design capital with visitors from near and far.

How You Can Plan Your One-Day Sightseeing in Chandigarh With Us?

We offer a popular one-day tour to see the top Chandigarh attractions:

Morning:

Rock Garden to explore artworks and sculptures amid gorgeous grounds

Sukhna Lake for peaceful walks along the water

Afternoon:

Rose Garden with paths displaying over 50 rose varieties in bloom

Lunch break at a tasty local restaurant

Evening:

Capitol Complex to appreciate Le Corbusier’s architecture

Lively Sector 17 Plaza for shopping, entertainment and dining

We provide a comfortable cab for timely views of landmarks, navigation expertise to minimize traffic and flexibility if plans change. Our drivers open doors at each stop, allowing you to focus on soaking in the beauty of Chandigarh’s gardens, architecture and more during Chandigarh local sightseeing.

We simplify sightseeing in Chandigarh with cab services that fit your plans. Book drivers versed in key landmarks for easy personalized tours-solo or groups. Contact Chiku Cabs to arrange transport focused on your must-see gardens, architecture and culture. You can easily book us through our app and website. Our rates and availability makeone day cab service in Chandigarh achievable however you like.

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Affordable Ways to Plan Your Ayodhya Trip!

The latest addition to the beautiful Indian tourism, Ram Mandir, has made Ayodhya one of the most visited cities in the country within a few months. If you are looking to make plans for this sacred and exceptional city of Uttar Pradesh, there are quite a few ways to organize your trip. And guess what? It won’t have to cost you a fortune to plan your trip to Ayodhya. There are ways you can implement to reduce your total cost of airline fares and other travel expenses. Try to use the following points to organize an affordable and budgetary Ayodhya trip.

Make Budget Airlines Your Go-To Travel Partner:

As it is a known fact that flights are usually more expensive than other means of transportation. Sure, they are costly, but if they are charging you extra money, they are offering you a comfortable and faster way to reach your destination. However, with increasing tourism, airlines are significantly reducing their ticket costs. If you do not mind traveling on standard or economy lite flights, you can go with IndiGo, Akasa Air, SpiceJet, Vistara, Alliance Air, or Air India Express Airlines. All of these are famous for their cheapest fares and other budget services.

Go with Unconventional Airline Routes:

Popular routes are always in demand, hence consistently higher flight ticket rates. Sure, you cannot do much, but look for better deals or discount coupons if you have a set route in mind already. But in case of impromptu travel plans, you can go with routes that are not so popular because most of these airline routes have lower airfares. For your reference, here are a few flight routes with less tourist traffic:

Tirupati to Ayodhya Flights

Kolkata to Ayodhya Flights

Goa to Ayodhya Flights

Shimla to Ayodhya Flights

Bhopal to Ayodhya Flights

Search for a Low Cost Travel Booking Partner:

India is highly famous for its tourism, and to cater to all these travel aficionados, there are many travel booking websites available online. Among all the famous ones, you can try FlightsMojo, as they are new and are always offering cheaper rates with great discounts and deals on all flight tickets to Ayodhya. You can talk to their customer support or expert agents for more deals on flights to and from Ayodhya and make your flight booking accordingly.

The more you will search, the more you will get. That’s how it works for budget travelers, which you all obviously know about, right? So, if you’ve got something that we have missed, share it with us to help more travelers around the world.

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One Day City Sightseeing Tour of Guwahati - The Gateway of Northeast India

Guwahati, often hailed as the gateway to Northeastern India, stands as a shining gem that you shouldn't skip when you're exploring this wonderful region. The city beckons travelers with its unique blend of history, culture, and modernity.

From its role as a bustling urban center to its proximity to the untouched natural beauty that characterizes the Northeast, Guwahati is undeniably an integral part of the Northeastern experience, a destination not to be missed. So, if you're traveling around here, make sure to include a one-day Guwahati city tour in your plans – it's a must-visit place!

In this Guwahati tour guide, you will get to know about the one day sightseeing tour of Guwahati, things to do in Guwahati, places to visit in Guwahati, how to reach Guwahati by flight, and more.

A Detailed Travel Guide on Guwahati Tour Package

The one-day city tour of Guwahati is filled with lots of fun, breathtaking sights, adventure, and history. MyFlightTrip offers customizable Guwahati tour packages according to the needs & preferences of travelers. 

These packages include guided tours, transportation, and curated itineraries to make the most of your visit. You can opt for a package that covers the major attractions, ensuring a well-rounded exploration of the city.

How to Reach Guwahati by Flight

To reach Guwahati by flight, you should start by booking a flight online to Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport of Guwahati on MyFlightTrip website. 

Several airlines, including Air India, IndiGo, Jet Airways, GoAir, Jet Konnect, SpiceJet, and JetLite, operate regular domestic flights to Guwahati from major cities like Delhi, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, Goa, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Agartala, and more.

It is recommended to book your flight to Guwahati in advance to secure better deals and guarantee seat availability. If you are flying from New Delhi, then MyFlightTrip offers the most affordable airfares on Delhi to Guwahati flight.

Places to Visit in Guwahati

There are many tourist attractions and scenic sites to visit in Guwahati, Assam. Below mentioned are the famous places to visit in Guwahati-

Kamakhya Temple

Assam State Museum

Umananda Island

Brahmaputra Riverside

Srimanta Sankaradeva Kalakshetra

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary

Guwahati Planetarium

Nehru Park

Basistha Ashram

Top Things to do in Guwahati

Guwahati is a mix of old and new, making each activity a special memory. Following are some of the awesome things to do in Guwahati-

Take blessings at the Kamakhya Temple

Delight in boating at Dighalipukhuri Park Lake

Shop for treasures at Fancy Bazar in Guwahati

Immerse yourself in the local culture with a visit to Sualkuchi Assam Silk

Experience tranquility with a cruise on the Brahmaputra River – the largest river in the region

Take a memorable ride across the iconic Saraighat Bridge

Guwahati is a major Indian city that sits on the banks of mighty Brahmaputra River and it holds an ancient history dating back over 2000 years. So, don't wait any longer and plan your Guwahati trip with MyFlightTrip and set out for a day filled with scenic sites and memorable moments.

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Bhubaneswar City Tour : Explore the City of Temples

Bhubaneswar, popularly known as City of Temples is the capital and largest city of Odisha state.

The city seamlessly blends the ancient and the modern, offering travelers a glimpse into its historical significance and contemporary beauty.

Bhubaneswar stands as a testament to India's rich cultural heritage and architectural marvels. If you are planning a tour to Bhubaneswar, then MyFlightTrip offers a range of Bhubaneswar tour packages to experience the cultural highlights of the city.

A Detailed Travel Guide on Bhubaneswar City Tour

In this tour guide, you will get to know about Bhubaneswar local sightseeing, Bhubaneswar holiday packages, Bhubaneswar one-day city tour, and more.

Why visit Bhubaneswar?

The city of Bhubaneswar is a treasure trove of cultural heritage and historical significance. Historians, epigraphists, and archaeologists have always been curious about this city due to the art, culture, and beliefs of the many old civilizations that lived here long ago. There were once more than 7000 shrines in the city, but now only a few of them remain today.

Plan your Bhubaneswar Trip

Well, if you are reading this, then you are all set for Bhubaneswar! The first thing you need to do is choose your travel dates, considering the best time to travel to Bhubaneswar. Set a budget and book your flights to Bhubaneswar in advance to get early bird discounts on air tickets. Choose your hotel type, plan your activities, and also do weather research for a hassle-free trip experience.

Best time to visit Bhubaneswar

The perfect time to explore Bhubaneswar is from October to March. During this period, the weather is pleasant with cooler temperatures, making it comfortable for exploring the city's attractions and enjoying outdoor activities.

The rainy season, from July to September, has lots of rain that might interrupt your plans. And from April to June, it gets really hot and sticky, not so good for sightseeing. So, if you want the best weather, plan your Bhubaneswar trip between October and March.

Things to do in Bhubaneswar

Here is a list of some exciting things that you can do in Bhubaneswar-

Take Lord Shiva's blessings at the Lingaraj Temple

Visit the famous Rajarani Temple

Enjoy local parties at night

Experience spirituality at Deuli Hills, a popular pre-historic Buddhist site

Fabrics & Sarees shopping in Bhubaneswar

Try authentic Oriya cuisine in Bhubaneswar

Places to visit in Bhubaneswar

There are many famous & historical places to visit in Bhubaneswar, Odisha-

Lingaraj Temple

Udayagiri and Khandagiri Caves

Nandankanan Zoological Park

Mukteswar Temple

Rajarani Temple

Odisha State Museum

ISKCON Bhubaneswar

Sri Ram Temple

Biju Patnaik Park

Dhauli Shanti Stupa

Regional Museum of Natural History

Interesting Facts about Bhubaneswar:

Bhubaneshwar is among the first planned cities of India, designed in 1946

It was listed as the fourth most liveable city in India by CSE in 2021

Ashoka surrendered to Buddhism only after the famous Kalinga War which took place in Dhauli, outskirts of Bhubaneswar

The city is part of Odisha's ‘Golden Triangle’ along with Puri and Cuttack. Together, the three cities are the most visited destinations of Odisha

How to reach Bhubaneswar?

Bhubaneswar is well connected to the rest of India by train, air, and road means of transport. However, we recommend taking direct flights to Biju Patnaik International Airport in Bhubaneswar. Regular flights to Bhubaneswar from cities like New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Visakhapatnam are offered by Air India, GoAir, and IndiGo.

You can check the latest offers on flights from Delhi to Bhubaneswar & return flights on the MyFlightTrip website.

Bhubaneswar holiday packages

MyFlightTrip offers the most affordable range of Bhubaneswar city tour packages. These packages include accommodation, fun activities, Bhubaneswar one day city tour, private cab transfers, meals, and more. To get the best of your Bhubaneswar tour, it is recommended to pre-book your Bhubaneswar holiday tour package with MFT.

This is a complete travel guide on Bhubaneswar city tour. Let’s hope this tour guide makes your Bhubaneswar trip super fun and hassle-free.

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Fly to Exciting Destinations in India: Finding the Best Deals on Cheap Flight Tickets

Introduction:

Travel enthusiasts are constantly seeking new adventures and exploring the diverse landscapes, cultures, and traditions of India. From the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas to the serene backwaters of Kerala, India offers a plethora of experiences waiting to be discovered. However, one aspect that often concerns travelers is the cost of airfare. In this article, we will guide you on how to find cheap flight tickets in India, enabling you to explore your dream destinations without breaking the bank.

Part 1: Planning Your Trip Efficiently

1.1. Choosing the Right Travel Dates:

Your journey towards affordable travel starts with careful planning. When you book your flights plays a significant role in determining ticket prices. Generally, flying during the off-peak season or on weekdays tends to be more budget-friendly. Flexibility in your travel dates can make a substantial difference in finding cheap flight tickets in India.

1.2. Utilizing Fare Comparison Websites:

The internet is a treasure trove of information, and this extends to travel deals. Various fare comparison websites and apps allow you to compare prices across multiple airlines and booking platforms. Websites like Skyscanner, Google Flights, and Kayak are excellent resources to begin your search for affordable airfares. These tools often come with features like fare alerts, notifying you when prices drop for your desired route.

Part 2: Booking Strategies for Cheap Flights

2.1. Book in Advance:

One of the golden rules of finding cheap flight tickets is to book well in advance. Airlines typically release their seats at lower prices months before the departure date. Booking early can help you secure the best deals and ensure availability.

2.2. Flexible Departure and Arrival Airports:

Consider flying in or out of nearby airports rather than your primary destination airport. This can sometimes result in lower fares. For instance, if you plan to visit Delhi, checking flights to and from Jaipur or Chandigarh might yield more affordable options.

2.3. Leverage Frequent Flyer Programs:

Frequent flyer programs and loyalty memberships offered by airlines can provide significant savings. Accumulate miles or points through these programs and redeem them for future flights. Additionally, airlines often offer exclusive deals and discounts to their loyal customers.

Part 3: Budget Airlines and Alternative Routes

3.1. Explore Budget Airlines:

In India, several budget airlines offer competitive fares without compromising on safety or quality. Airlines like IndiGo, SpiceJet, and GoAir often provide attractive deals for domestic and select international routes. Keep an eye out for their promotions and sales.

3.2. Consider Layovers and Connecting Flights:

While non-stop flights are convenient, they are not always the most cost-effective option. Opting for layovers or connecting flights can sometimes result in substantial savings. Just be sure to check the layover durations and choose flights that align with your schedule.

Part 4: Timing and Additional Tips

4.1. Best Time to Book Tickets:

Timing is crucial when it comes to booking cheap flight tickets in India. Airlines often launch sales and discounts on specific days of the week. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are known to be good days to book flights. Also, be aware of flash sales that can happen at any time.

4.2. Clear Your Browser Cookies:

Believe it or not, some airlines and booking websites may increase prices if they detect repeated searches for the same flights. Clearing your browser cookies or using an incognito mode can help you avoid this issue and potentially save money.

4.3. Stay Updated with Alerts:

Signing up for fare alerts and newsletters from airlines and fare comparison websites can keep you informed about the latest deals and discounts. Be quick to take advantage of limited-time offers.

Conclusion:

Finding cheap flight tickets in India requires a combination of careful planning, flexibility, and the use of online tools and resources. By implementing the strategies outlined in this article, you can maximize your chances of securing affordable airfares for your next adventure. Remember that the money you save on flights can be used to enhance your travel experiences, whether by exploring new destinations, enjoying local cuisine, or booking unique accommodations. So, embark on your journey with confidence, and let your wanderlust take flight without worrying about the cost. Happy travels!

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hello, since a few of my followers (and the lovely @whoopsallgone!) asked me to do a lestappen fic rec, here I am delivering to the masses! you may have seen a few of these fics in other recs but they’re just so good that they deserve as much appreciation as is humanly possible! so please do show them all some love if you haven’t already :)

lost in your current like a priceless wine • 10,211 w • by shybear_styles

"I might have accidentally told my mom that I have a boyfriend and now she's demanding that I bring you home with me for the New Year. Actually, she said Christmas and New Year, but I told her that you were spending Christmas with your own family..."

The ultimate fake dating fic, and it's set during Christmas! From roommates to lovers, the entire fic is adorable fluff. They've written a few bangers and this one is great too!

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we're fallin' like the stars, we're fallin' in love • 6,330 w • by maxverstappens (@pierlex)

Lando sets Max up on disastrous blind dates that end up with Max falling for the bartender who was the real set up all along.

One of my fave fics ever! The subtle flirting. Norstappen friendship. *BEAUTIFUL* Just really well written, would 100 percent recommend. Special shout out to 'pick apart the pieces of your heart', it's amazing!!

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When Not If • multi-chapter • 5/5 • 11,448 w • by ayuxena

Max and Charles find themselves in quarantine together in the middle of the Swiss mountains. It was all destined to happened. It was just a matter of when and not if.

Such a cute read! The way they spend their time together and the little things they learn along the way, it's as Max would say "simply lovely".

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The Grid: A Comprehensive Guide for Handling your Gay Racer Friends • 6,333 w • by inchidentsdeancas (@dumbass-ultimate)

A view into Charles and Max, in the style of The Office. Featuring a large number of baked goods.

Can't believe this is the author's first time writing. So much talent, it's such a fun read! This embodies the tag 'idiots in love'. Beautifully written. It's a comedic masterpiece!

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take my hand, take my whole life too • 8,414 w • by  footysel (@footyleclerc)

Max is Lando's best man. Charles is Carlos' best man. They now have to plan a wedding together without killing each other.

A small self bump! Honestly, I think it's my best work and the amount of fluff it contains has become my source of comfort.

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at the end of the line (it's always been you) • 6,034 w • by maxricciardo (@maxricciardo)

A glimpse into Charles and Max's relationship after they retire from formula one.

If you follow Gi, you know how wonderful her edits are. This fic rivals her editing skills. Post-retirement lestappen as they figure out their feelings. Brilliantly written!

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i love the way your green eyes mix with that malibu indigo • 11,128 w • by altissimozucca (@altisssimozucca)

Max deals with a break up by spending some time at his Malibu summer home when he finds another distraction in Charles. Getting drunk by the beach, the two begin to catch feelings.

Literally all of Lana's fics are works of art but this one tops the list for me. (seriously, I could make a list just for her. read her lestappen fics, you won't regret it!) Immaculate vibes and great aesthetics. The build up and the angst, just wonderful.

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Charles Leclerc vs Red Bull caps • 6,368 w • by  Ledger_m (@the-last-jedis)

Charles does God's work and tries his best to get Max to stop wearing those stupid Red Bull caps.

Literally what every Max fan would want to do; get rid of those caps and #unleashthehair. It's hilarious with Charles' crazy antics. Very well written and is a great cheer up!

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On the outside, always looking in • 1,803 w • by bonotje (@sleepyverstappens)

The progression of Max and Charles' relationship through someone else's eyes.

The beautiful development is just wonderfully written. The small observations of the narrator are quirky, and it's overall very cute!

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set my midnight sorrow free • 13,439 w • by  PrincessElectra (@princess-electra19)

A view of Charles and Max's relationship through the eyes of one Pierre Gasly, the man who's seen them from the very beginning.

This fic has probably popped up in everyone's fic recs but that's literally because it's such a masterpiece. The development you see. The heartache you feel. Just wonderful in every way! Part 2 is great as well.

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thank you for indulging my choices and getting this far! if you have any more suggestions, let me know. if you know the blogs of the 2 untagged writers, please let me know!

hope you liked it :)

just a massive shout out to all the writers in this fandom, you're all extremely talented and brilliant! keep creating💙

[jatish419]

Flight Tickets to Lucknow: A Complete Travel Guide

Lucknow, the capital city of Uttar Pradesh, is a blend of history, culture, and modernity. Known for its rich Mughal heritage, architectural marvels, and unique culture of hospitality, the city attracts tourists, business travelers, and food lovers alike. Whether you are planning a visit to explore its historical landmarks, attend a business meeting, or enjoy its famous Awadhi cuisine, booking the right flight tickets to Lucknow is the first step toward an enriching experience. In this blog, we’ll discuss the best ways to book flights to Lucknow, major airlines, and helpful travel tips.

Why Visit Lucknow?

Lucknow has something for every type of traveler:

Historical Significance: Lucknow is home to iconic structures such as the Bara Imambara, Chota Imambara, and the Rumi Darwaza—all of which showcase the city’s rich Mughal and Awadhi architectural history.

Cultural Hub: Known as the “City of Nawabs,” Lucknow’s culture is defined by its distinctive language, classical music, dance forms like Kathak, and the world-famous Chikankari embroidery.

Cuisine: Food lovers can indulge in the city’s famous Awadhi dishes like kebabs, biryani, and kulfi, which are renowned across India.

Business and Development: Lucknow is also emerging as a major business and educational hub, attracting entrepreneurs, students, and professionals.

Best Time to Book Flight Tickets to Lucknow

Peak Season (October to March): The best time to visit Lucknow is during the winter months when the weather is cool and comfortable. The temperature ranges between 8°C and 20°C, making it ideal for sightseeing. This is also the peak tourist season, so flight tickets may be more expensive. It’s advisable to book your tickets 2-3 months in advance for better deals during this period.

Off-Peak Season (April to September): Summers in Lucknow can be extremely hot, with temperatures soaring above 40°C, followed by the monsoon season. While the heat may deter some travelers, it is the perfect time for those looking to find cheap flight tickets. Many airlines offer discounts during the off-peak season, making it a good time for budget travelers.

How to Find Cheap Flight Tickets to Lucknow

Finding cheap flight tickets to Lucknow can be made easier by following a few strategic steps:

Book Early: One of the most reliable ways to save money on flights is by booking in advance. Tickets for Lucknow, like most destinations, tend to be cheaper when booked 6-8 weeks before your travel date.

Use Flight Comparison Websites: Websites like Skyscanner, Kayak, and Google Flights allow you to compare prices across multiple airlines and booking platforms. These websites also offer fare alerts to notify you when prices drop.

Be Flexible with Travel Dates: If you’re flexible with your travel dates, you can often find cheaper flight tickets. Midweek flights tend to be less expensive than weekend flights. Additionally, early morning or late-night flights are usually more affordable.

Check for Deals and Offers: Keep an eye out for airline promotions and special discounts, especially during festive seasons. Many airlines offer discounts on special occasions or for limited periods. Signing up for airline newsletters can also help you stay updated on deals.

Use Budget Airlines: Domestic budget airlines like IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Go First offer affordable flight options to Lucknow. While budget airlines may charge extra for services like baggage and seat selection, they can still offer significant savings.

Major Airlines Flying to Lucknow

Lucknow’s Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (LKO) is well-connected to both domestic and international destinations. Some of the major airlines that operate flights to and from Lucknow include:

Air India: The national carrier operates flights from key domestic cities like New Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata to Lucknow. It also offers international connections.

IndiGo: As one of India’s largest low-cost airlines, IndiGo connects Lucknow with various domestic destinations including Hyderabad, Chennai, Bangalore, and Pune. It also operates flights to select international destinations.

SpiceJet: Known for its budget-friendly services, SpiceJet offers affordable flights to Lucknow from cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Kolkata.

Go First: Another budget airline, Go First, provides several direct flights to Lucknow from domestic locations at competitive prices.

Vistara: A premium airline, Vistara offers flights to Lucknow from major Indian cities, providing a more luxurious flying experience with premium services.

International Airlines: For international travelers, Lucknow is connected to Gulf countries via airlines like FlyDubai and Air Arabia.

Lucknow’s Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (LKO)

Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (LKO) is located around 12 kilometers from the city center. The airport consists of two terminals: Terminal 1 for international flights and Terminal 2 for domestic flights. The airport offers a variety of facilities, including lounges, restaurants, duty-free shopping, and transportation options such as taxis, rental cars, and buses.

Travel Tips for Lucknow

Public Transportation: Lucknow offers several public transportation options including buses, auto-rickshaws, and the Lucknow Metro. Prepaid taxis and app-based ride services like Uber and Ola are also widely available.

Stay Hydrated: If you’re visiting during the summer months, make sure to stay hydrated and avoid being outdoors during the hottest part of the day.

Local Etiquette: Lucknow is known for its politeness and hospitality. When interacting with locals, especially in markets or cultural sites, a courteous demeanor is appreciated.

Shopping for Souvenirs: Don’t leave Lucknow without picking up some traditional Chikankari embroidery. The local markets, such as Hazratganj and Aminabad, are perfect for shopping for handcrafted items and clothing.

Conclusion

Whether you’re drawn to Lucknow’s historical allure, cultural richness, or its business opportunities, finding affordable flight tickets to the city is the first step in ensuring a successful trip. By booking early, using fare comparison tools, and keeping an eye on discounts, you can find great deals on flights. With its warm hospitality, rich heritage, and modern amenities, Lucknow promises an unforgettable experience for every traveler.

[bakugohoex]

"if you ate pussy does th-" "Y/N do not finish that sentence"

pairing: amajiki tamaki x female reader

cw: swearing and the good ol’ kiss

word count: 2500 +

a/n: a little thing you’re 16 in this and tamaki is 17 so the age gap is only two years i didn't want to make it weird so i thought you guys should know that before you read on 

summary: in which you had been shot by a quirk that makes you say your thoughts aloud, the big three come to class 1a, you’re long time crush and friend tamaki gets made to answer questions and you stupidly raise your hand

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The first time you met Tamaki he had been leaning  against a wall outside muttering to himself as he was all on his own. You had been asked by Aizawa to grab some papers and as it was only the first week of UA, you walked up to the boy.

You tapped his shoulder as he quickly flinched not turning to face you, “hi, I’m a first year do you know where the staff office is.” When he heard what you said he turned around looking down as he didn’t want to meet your eyes. “Is everything alright?”

He kept looking down before you saw him play with hands before finally looking up, even though he wasn’t meeting your eyes it was progress, his bangs covered parts of his eyes as you stared at him, giving a smile to show some sort of friendship. He started to speak; his voice soft you could listen to it every day if you could, “I can-n” you give him reassuring smile, “sho- show you.”

“I’d really appreciate that, thank you.” You walked in a comfortable silence not wanting to push him to talk to you, and within a few minutes you had arrived at your destination, “I really don’t know how to thank you.”

He looked down slouching his hands in his trouser pockets, “no worries” he quickly spoke as he started to walk away.

“My names Y/n Y/l/n, and yours?” You shouted as he stopped in his track.

“Tamaki Amajiki” he speaks as quickly as he leaves.

You smile thinking about the boy you would never see again, well that’s what you thought, you had met him a second and third time again with him leaning against a wall.

Every time you met him he would say more and more words until he was starting to get comfortable around you, even texting who Tamaki liked as he didn’t have to directly speak, a growing friendship was blossoming as you both texted and talked at school.

A couple months after your first meeting with Tamaki, the crush you held for the raven-haired boy grew. You loved every aspect of him and even being friends shocked you as he tried his best to retain conversations even with his anxiety.

“Katsuki this seems dodgy to go investigate some weirdo who you heard Aizawa talk about.” You and Bakugo would often sneak out of the dorms to investigate any new crimes that you’d heard about being childhood friends you tried to keep him out of trouble even if he was on house arrest for fighting Midoriya.

“You only think that because the quirk is unexplainable, dumbass” He huffed grabbing your wrist as he dragged you outside into the city, the cold air hit your covered body as you regretted wearing a hoodie that was too big on you.

You continued walking alongside the explosion boy as he rambled on about how slow you were you gave him a playful smirk as you ran to catch up to him, “you have too much anger for a guy who isn’t even 6 foot.”

He scowled pushing you into a building as you gave him the finger continuing to walk until you found the villain that Bakugo had heard about, you’s seen some pro hero’s that you didn’t recognise surrounding the building as both Bakugo and you watched, it wasn’t like the both of you were going to join in.

You just wanted to watch, but clearly the villain had other plans, he had come outside as he he started fighting hand to hand. “why isn’t he using his quirk?” you question.

“How the fuck would I know?” Bakugo muttered as you both continued to watch, he was easily captured as he hadn’t shown any sign of even having a quirk, well that’s what you thought anyway.

Bakugo and you put your hoods up moving with the spectators to act like you weren’t students, you followed Bakugo who dragged you to the front of the crowd, seeing the man with his hands behind his back.

“That was a fucking waste of time then.” Bakugo muttered as he started to disperse with the rest of the crowd.

aYou stayed watching to see if anything had happened but instead all you saw was  flick of his wrists pointing towards you. You couldn’t see anything coming out from your hand, but the villain saw as his power shot right into your heart.

He walked away smugly knowing he was only a low level villain anyway, you heard Bakugo shout your name as your quickly ran up following him not even realising what had happened.

The next day you woke up with a banging headache Bakugo had texted saying he couldn’t wait to start class again being alone in the dorms and not being able to do anything really pissed him off.

You laughed thinking how he was just a big baby, you hadn’t realised but you’d typed it out and sent it to him, turning off your phone and going on with getting ready for school.

Your phone blowing up with Bakugo wanting to kill you for calling him a baby which you ignored. You had walked with Midoriya into class, asking him how his grounding had been, he laughed as he said that he regretted it but was happy to be back.

You spoke instantly not even knowing your mouth was moving, “next time try not provoke the dickhead, you’re both idiots after all.”

Midoriya stared never hearing you blatantly bash both him and Bakugo, he raised an eyebrow before he gave an embarrassed laugh. You walked over to your seat not realising anything wrong had happened before you saw a text from Tamaki.

He told you about how he was coming to talk about work studies and how much you’d enjoy it and should join him there. He was a lot better on text being able to express himself more than his timid self ever could.

Again your fingers moved without you realising, quickly typing out another response, “are you sure you just don’t want to spend more time with me?” you sent a winky face as you’d never been so forward with Tamaki.

Tamaki received your message as he was walking with Mirio and Nejire to class 1A, his eyes shot out feeling embarrassed that you had thought he wanted to get closer to you, which he couldn’t deny he was thinking of that as well.

He stared at the message on the home screen seeing the wink, you always took baby steps with him so what had changed. Did you like him back?

As you and the rest of the class settled down Aizawa introduced the big three, you smiled seeing Tamaki’s indigo hair as he slouched walking in. You gave a smile waving at him as he gave a curt nod to, fearful of being in front of your classmates.

“Listen carefully, these are the three third years at U.A who stand at the top of all current U.A. students. Also known as the Big Three.” Aizawa had spoken as they walked into the classroom, everybody talking and thinking about them. They looked normal, you’d met Nejire and Mirio before having small conversations as you were beside Tamaki who would lean against the wall. He was getting better at looking at you though, even meeting eyes once or twice. You always gave reassuring looks to show that the progress he was making was amazing.

“Okay, can you please introduce yourselves briefly?” Aizawa pointed to Tamaki who looked like he wanted to dig himself a hole and lay in it, “Let’s start with Amajiki.”

You gave him a look to show reassurance but instead he produced an intensive glance, everybody stared in shock as his glare created silence before Iida spoke out about it. Tamaki began muttering to Mirio and Nejire talking about potatoes, you couldn’t hear but by his movement you knew what was going to happen.

“I want to go home…!” It was the last thing he said before turning around facing the wall, you gave a sign as you knew this would happen in front of your class which were full of loud mouths, you knew if Bakugo was here, Tamaki would never hear the end of it and he’d be making fun of you for having a crush on the shy boy.

As the talk went on, Nejire introducing everybody, before Mirio had a chance to speak Aizawa asked if there were any questions before they spoke about the program. As hands raised up, your hand instinctively moved up as you were thinking about Tamaki and his quirk.

You remember when he first showed you it, you were alone, and he was telling you about his work studies with fat gum when you finally asked to see his quirk.

He ate some octopus that he had in his bag and before you knew it an octopus’s tentacle covered his hand, “Can I touch it?” You had asked taking on his shy personality.

You loved his quirk it was unique and it made him become even more special in your heart, he had allowed you to touch it, his cheeks flushing red as you stroked your finger tips back and forth on it. “It’s amazing.” You muttered you’d thought of more intimate questions that would make the boy faint if you asked, thinking that he wouldn’t even know the answer anyway.

Well that’s what you thought, but as you were sitting on your chair fidgeting, your hand raised as Aizawa went through the class you didn’t really have a question you wanted to ask if Tamaki was okay, but instead your mind wandered to the questions you had thought about all those months ago.

“And finally, Y/n” Aizawa said as Tamaki glanced in your direction, he had faced somewhat forward looking down as his hands went into his trouser pockets.

You hadn’t met to say what you said, but your mouth started moving on its own as if your thoughts were controlling your mouth, “If you ate pussy does th-“

“Y/N do not finish that sentence.” You realised what you had said as Aizawa spoke to make you stop.

Everybody stared at you as Tamaki blushed intensely, he noticed your flushed cheeks as you didn’t meet anybody’s eyes, “Fuck what is going on with me?” You thought but instead your mouth had moved again.

“Why am I speaking my thoughts, I didn’t ruin our friendship, I can’t have, he’ll forgive me” You spoke again as your eyes widened. “Shit, was it from last night.” You finally looked up giving a look of confusion and embarrassment.

“Last night Y/n.” Aizawa said raising an eyebrow.

“Nothing, I meant yesterday I went outside and I saw a villain get captured is all.” You say as you play with your fingers refusing to meet Tamaki’s eyes, he stared as his cheeks were still a bright red.

“Why am I thinking all of this? What is happening?” The class was silent as you couldn’t control your thoughts.

“That’s so cool, Y/n what do you think about me?” Denki breaks the silence as his voice travels fast.

“Why is lighting boy asking me questions now, shit, don’t think Y/n, don’t think.” Your eyes moved to his hair, “his hairs funnier than usual, I’ll need to tell Katsuki that.” You put your hand to your mouth quickly before you could keep rambling on.

“That is enough.” Aizawa shouts as you all stay silent, “Amajiki as you have an affiliation with Y/n take her to recovery girl, clearly something is wrong.”

You pout looking at Aizawa before speaking, “did he just call me wrong in the head, that’s so mean.”

Realisation hits of what you just heard, “I can’t go with Tamaki.” Aizawa glares as you finally meet his eyes, he looked cute with his hair in front of his blushing cheeks, “he’s so cute.”

You stop as you said the three words that made you become even more embarrassed, “Amajiki take her.”

You stand up straightening your skirt as you start walking out of the classroom, not talking to Tamaki as he followed, thankful to be out of the room but now he had the problem of you.

“Y/n..” He pauses as you finally stop walking ahead. “W..What happened in th-there?”

You melt as you turn around his shy nature making him adorable to you, you admit everything. From sneaking out with Bakugo to see the villain with no quirk, before finally saying “…and that’s how I basically started saying my thoughts and ruined our friendship because I admitted my crush.”

You facepalm as you realise you spoke your thoughts again, you started walking again even more embarrassed now, “Y/n wait.”

You stop again as he starts to walk closer to you, he takes his hand out of his pocket as he grabs your wrist, “I…I know it’s hard being fr…friends with me, but..but I l…like you too.”

You turn around facing him, as the close contact between the two of you was unknown territory, “You like me too.” Taking on Tamaki’s shy personality you don’t meet his eyes, as your hands travel to his own, playing with his fingers.

“I do.” He says staring at you inattentively, for once Tamaki was looking at you, and as your lifted your head up, you both met each other’s gaze.

You give a small smile before feeling both your heads turn, he finally closed the gap as his hand went to cup your face, caressing your cheek as the kiss deepened. Your hands went his chest as you continued to kiss in silence. Before finally letting go, you breathed out as you both smiled another rosy blush creeping onto his face.

“Let’s t…take you to recovery girl.” He smiles as he sees your hand, he grabs it as you look up giving him a smile.

“Yeah and then afterwards we can see what happens if you eat pussy.” You blush in embarrassment at your thoughts as he trembles in intensity at the comment, wanting to find a wall to cower over. “I’m so sorry, come here.”

You see as he still looks for a wall, instead grabbing his hands as you hug him, he stops trembling as he hugs back finally gaining comfort and resting his chin on your shoulder, you caress his hair bringing him comfort.

Once he had regained himself, he smiled at you going back to holding your hand as you went to recovery girl, even with the shouting from her and Aizawa about sneaking out, you had Tamaki and gained a relationship from that one stupid quirk.

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[shinaus]

DAY ONE

childhood sweethearts ➵ hitoshi shinso

words: 1k

a/n: happy first day of fluffvember angels! of course i had to start it off with my favourite boy - i hope you all enjoy what i have planned for this month!

[masterlist]

The word “love” was always something that was familiar to you. Hearing it from your family members, friends and even teachers as a kid. It was described as the best feeling you could have, where your chest fills and your eyes light up around the person you care most about - although you’d never experienced it yourself that you know of.

Sure, you loved your family. That was a given, same goes with your friends that have stuck by you as you grow up. However, there is one friend in particular that stands out amongst the rest. That mainly being with his bright indigo hair and eyes to match, but Hitoshi had always captivated you in ways you couldn’t even describe. 

He was kind, sweet, and would always be there for you when you needed him. Not to mention how hard working and resilient he always was, you knowing that he could do just about anything if he put his mind to it. The both of you were attached at the hip pretty much, wanting to spend every free second together much to the dismay of your parents.

That didn’t stop them from throwing the same term around when it came to you both, deeming you as “childhood sweethearts”. Hoping that you would grow up together and spend so much time in each other's company that you fall in love in the process, something so new and foreign to the both of you. Although, who were you to protest? You trusted Hitoshi and cared for him like he did for you, so there would surely be no wrong in him being the one you feel this love towards. 

Turns out, they had always been right. 

As the two of you got older, you found it harder to be away from Hitoshi. Middle school was hard for him and you both knew it, having some deeming the quirk he possesses as one similar to a villain’s. Most nights he would find himself at your door, tears streaming down his face as you welcome him into your arms. As you held him you would tell him how great you think he is, how worthy he is of appreciation and love - but you still couldn’t gauge how you felt for him just yet.

It seemed the same with him, the way he would catch himself staring at you when you were in class or always wanting to walk you home to make sure you were safe. That childhood sweethearts term loomed over the both of your heads like a cloud in a clear sky, one where it’s too hard to tell if it will rain. 

Though no matter how often you were both aware of it, you stuck by each other's side. You were with him every step of the way, even when you knew he felt like he was failing both you and himself. Once you both were attending high school together, you could tell something had changed in him. 

From the way he would spend every spare second he had studying, training to make it into the hero course - you had always known he was destined for greatness just like you did when you were children. As much as it pained you to be separated from him so often, you knew he would find his way back eventually. You’re told they always do, because the two of you were destined to be - right?

It isn’t until one night where your suspicions are confirmed, accompanied by a rapid succession of knocks on your bedroom door. The hour is late, too late in fact for it to be anyone other than him. The teachers do their last checks hour previously, plus who else would be needing you this urgently?

With the door swinging open you’re met with the familiar colour purple, one you now can only ever associate with him. There’s no time to think on his late arrival further though, since you’re swiftly brought into his arms. 

“I got in” is all he says, a whisper right next to the shell of your ear that you’re lucky you were even able to hear. You knew what that meant, that the dream he had worked so hard to reach could easily become a reality before either of you know it. 

It felt natural the way you clung to each other then, you whispering countless praises and telling him how proud of him you are. Not until you pull away and look at each other do you feel it. See it. The filling of your chest, heart practically beating out of it. Not only that, but you watch the way your friends' eyes change. As if they light up. 

In that moment you both come to realise what you mean to each other, moving almost upon reflex when his arms wrap tighter around your waist and your hands find his face. Your lips meet his as if they have a thousand times before, but the way your faces flush in the aftermath surely prove otherwise. 

That night ends with knowing your parents were always right, being the two of you were always meant to be together. The way he lies with you on your bed and promises to keep himself safe for you is everything you could have ever wanted - both ending up falling asleep in each others arms.

Even as the years pass, it’s as if nothing about the dynamic between the two of you changes. Often times he’ll still be teasing as always, making jabs at you only to see how much you’ll give him in return. The same goes with you as well, making jokes about him now being a well known hero since he’d always wanted to stay underground. 

Times had passed where there were hardships, time apart - even instances where you know he was about to put himself at great risk. Though it all melts away the second he comes home to you, always ensuring to keep his promise. 

The thing that consistently stays the same now is how you fall asleep together, finding the time where you had both confessed being too good to let go. Thus, here you were as always, in the comfort of your shared bed and in the arms of the man you loved. 

That you had always loved.