NITN | @@notintownlive | 03 Feb 2020, 11:15 am
Image Credit: IndiGo Twitter
NewDelhi/Shirdi/NITN: Airline IndiGo introduced a non-stop flight service from New Delhi to Shirdi on Monday.
Shirdi is a holy city in the Indian state of Maharashtra.
The flight service will be effective from Feb 5, 2020.
Nestled in Maharashtra, Shirdi is an important and popular pilgrimage site in the country. It is known as the place where saint Sai Baba resided, preached his teachings and attained Samadhi.
Along with the renowned Shirdi Sai Baba Temple, the city also houses several religious spots, making Shirdi an ideal place to one's your soul.
(Image Credit: IndiGo Twitter)
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