Cheap flights to Bangalore (BLR) from London Heathrow (LHR)

London Heathrow to Bangalore Cheapest Fares

The lowest fare found from London Heathrow (LHR) to Bangalore (BLR) was £451 with Air India, the cheapest direct flight was £710 with British Airways, while Business Class was £1521 with Jet Airways. The fares shown here are the lowest flight prices to Bangalore obtained in actual searches by Just The Flight customers. To search and book flights to Bangalore, please enter your travel requirements in the search form above, and click the search button.

London Heathrow to Bangalore Route Info

The flying time from London Heathrow to Bangalore is on average 8 hours 37 minutes

Direct flights are available to Bangalore from London Heathrow with carriers such as British Airways

Most flights to Bangalore depart London Heathrow in the Evening

It is approximately 4996 miles from London Heathrow to Bangalore

Heathrow Airport lies 15 miles from the centre of London

Heathrow is the hub of operation for British Airways

Hotels such as the Arora Heathrow, Holiday Inn Heathrow and Renaissance Hotel Heathrow are served by the convenient Heathrow Hoppa shuttle bus

Rich, vibrant and cosmopolitan, Bangalore welcomes you.

Bangalore, in southern India, is a thriving example of cosmopolitan life. Scheduled flights operate to Bangalore from London Heathrow and thanks to its more moderate climate than the rest of India, is a popular destination for Europeans who do not always appreciate the searing heat. These milder temperatures allow for beautiful blooms and stunning floral displays, some of which are showcased at the biannual Lalbagh’s Annual Flower Show. Around Republic Day and Independence Day, an exquisite array of flowers are exhibited in the glasshouse inside Lalbagh's botanical gardens, which are open to the public for a small charge. You can take as many photos as you can squeeze onto your camera’s memory cards. As you wander around the greenhouse you will see that some flower displays depict stories from India's culture or history, with fascinating detail and complexity. Even if flowers and plants are not top on your list of things to see, be sure to make the time to go to this event if you are in Bangalore in January or August as it is truly spectacular.

Past displays have included dinosaurs made from flowers, mermaids created out of roses and various Indian flower arranging and traditional artwork. There are also stalls selling gardening equipment, so local people can attempt to start their own gardening masterpiece. This flower show is attended by Bangalorians, along with both Indian and international visitors. It is a fine example of the welcoming, colourful and fascinating culture that is India.