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Quick answer: Bangalore to Dhaka flights take about ≈ 2h 35m non-stop, operated by IndiGo (non-stop), Biman Bangladesh; 1-stop via CCU/MAA, ≈ 1 non-stop daily (IndiGo); more via 1-stop on Kolkata/Chennai. This is a domestic route within India, so no visa is required. Use the live search above to compare today's cheapest BLR–DAC fare across every airline, OTA and travel agent in one place.
Last reviewed June 2026 by the FlightGPT flights desk · route facts cross-checked against DGCA and the Airports Authority of India (AAI) · fares are live — verify the final price in search before booking.
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As of June 2026, indicative one-way Bangalore to Dhaka fares on the IndiGo non-stop typically run ₹8,000-₹14,000, depending on how far ahead you book and the season. One-stop routings via Kolkata (CCU) or Chennai (MAA) on IndiGo and others can occasionally open lower in the off-peak, especially during the June-September monsoon, while fares climb during Eid and the November-February winter travel season. Round-trip totals on the non-stop commonly land in the ₹16,000-₹26,000 band.
Because there is only about one direct flight a day, the non-stop can price higher than the modest 1,780 km distance suggests — there is simply less seat supply to discount. We never publish a fixed live fare here; for the cheapest option on your exact dates, comparing the IndiGo non-stop against 1-stop Kolkata/Chennai itineraries, check the live price in the FlightGPT chat.
IndiGo (6E) operates the principal non-stop on the route, flying its A320/A321neo roughly once a day with the deepest schedule presence overall. Biman Bangladesh Airlines (BG), Bangladesh's national carrier, also serves Bangalore on B737-800 and wide-body B787 equipment, giving a full-service alternative on the sector. Between them they anchor the direct service, but combined non-stop frequency stays limited.
For more departure choices, many travellers take a 1-stop routing — Kolkata (CCU) is the natural short hop into Dhaka, and Chennai (MAA) is another common connecting point on IndiGo. Vistara has fully merged into Air India, so it is not a separate option; IndiGo remains the low-cost backbone of this corridor. Travellers heading to the Maldives instead can compare our Bangalore to Male route page.
With about one non-stop a day, your timing options on the direct are narrow — IndiGo's BLR-DAC departure usually sits in a single daily slot, so book early if it suits you. One-stop itineraries spread departures across the day and can be more convenient if the direct is at an awkward hour. The fastest scheduled non-stop is around 2h 30m-2h 40m; 1-stop totals run roughly 6-10 hours depending on the layover.
Remember Bangladesh is 30 minutes ahead of India, so the local arrival clock is half an hour later than the elapsed flight time implies — there is no meaningful jet lag on this sector. Dhaka's airport can be busy at peak banks, so allow extra time and confirm your terminal on arrival.
The non-stop on IndiGo (or Biman) is the fastest way to Dhaka at about 2h 35m, and is worth it if the single daily timing works and the fare is reasonable. But because direct supply is thin, the non-stop is often the pricier choice on busy dates. A 1-stop via Kolkata or Chennai frequently saves money and adds timing flexibility, at the cost of a few extra hours.
If you build a 1-stop itinerary across two separate tickets, allow a generous layover and re-check your bags at the connecting airport — a single through-ticket protects you if the first leg is delayed. For most leisure travellers the choice comes down to whether the time saving on the non-stop justifies the fare premium; compare both side by side in the FlightGPT chat.
For a thin-frequency international sector like Bangalore-Dhaka, the sweet spot is usually 3-6 weeks before departure for standard travel. Booking earlier rarely hurts on the non-stop because there is little supply to discount late, and last-minute fares on the single daily direct can spike if it fills. For the Eid and winter (November-February) peaks, bring the booking forward to 8-12 weeks out. Softer fares appear in the monsoon months (June-September), when both demand and prices ease.
Tuesday and Wednesday are generally the cheapest days to fly Bangalore to Dhaka, while Friday, Sunday and the days around Eid carry the highest fares. With only one daily non-stop, day-of-week pricing is more pronounced on the 1-stop options, where there is more inventory to vary. For round-trips, pairing a mid-week outbound with a mid-week return usually beats weekend-to-weekend. Splitting the journey into two one-ways — an IndiGo non-stop one way and a cheaper 1-stop the other — can sometimes undercut the through-fare on busy dates, so compare both in the FlightGPT chat.
IndiGo international BLR-DAC fares vary by bundle — see the IndiGo baggage guide for current checked and cabin weights, and pre-buy any extra bags online to avoid higher airport rates. Biman Bangladesh typically includes a checked allowance on standard fares. On 1-stop itineraries, confirm the through-checked allowance for your specific fare class, especially if the legs are on different carriers.
Seat selection, extra baggage and meals are usually chargeable add-ons on the cheapest fare buckets. Fees change, so verify the exact allowance and any charges on the airline's official site before booking. Stable facts like the integrated terminal at Dhaka and the 30-minute time difference are fine to rely on; fare-class fees are not.
Bangalore departures use Terminal 2 (T2) at Kempegowda International Airport, the newer international-capable terminal — confirm on your ticket and allow about three hours for an international check-in. Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC) handles all international arrivals, with a new third terminal progressively opening to add capacity alongside the existing integrated terminal.
Clear immigration with your visa, return ticket and accommodation proof handy. Dhaka traffic is intense, so plan a generous buffer to and from the airport; pre-paid taxis and ride-hailing apps both operate. Bangladesh uses the Taka (BDT) and Indian Rupees are not accepted, so carry some local currency or a card for arrival.
Indian passport holders need a Bangladesh visa arranged before travel — there is no visa-on-arrival for ordinary Indian passports. The good news is that the visa fee is generally waived for Indians; only a small service charge applies (around ₹700 plus taxes through the application centre). A tourist visa typically allows a stay of up to 30 days per entry, with the visa valid for up to 180 days from issue. Apply in advance through the official Bangladesh visa application centre or the MRV portal, as processing can take roughly 5-14 working days.
Carry your approved visa, a passport with sufficient validity, a return or onward ticket and proof of accommodation at immigration. Requirements can change, so confirm the current process on the official Bangladesh MRV portal before booking your flight.
On international IndiGo fares, cancellation and date-change fees depend on your fare bundle and how far ahead you cancel — the cheapest buckets carry the highest penalties, while flexible fares allow changes for a smaller fee plus any fare difference. Biman Bangladesh applies its own tiered rules. If the airline cancels your flight, you are generally entitled to a refund or a free rebook on the next available service.
Never assume a precise penalty figure from memory — fees change, so verify the exact cancellation and rebooking charges on the airline's official site before you book. For a refundable trip, choose a flexible fare; for the lowest price, accept that the cheapest fare is usually non-refundable beyond statutory taxes.
Use the FlightGPT chat to surface live Bangalore to Dhaka fares across every connected source in one query, so you instantly see the cheapest option and can compare the IndiGo non-stop against 1-stop Kolkata or Chennai itineraries without opening several tabs. Pair the search with our 2026 online booking guide to layer any eligible bank-card discount on top of the lowest base fare.
Sort your Bangladesh visa before you commit to dates, keep your travel window flexible by a day or two to dodge Eid and weekend peaks, and book the non-stop early if its single daily timing suits you. Travellers continuing onward in the region can also compare our Hyderabad to Dhaka route page.
As of June 2026, indicative one-way Bangalore to Dhaka fares on the IndiGo non-stop typically run ₹8,000-₹14,000, with 1-stop routings via Kolkata or Chennai sometimes opening lower in the monsoon off-season. Fares climb during Eid and the November-February winter peak. For the lowest fare on your exact dates, check the live price in the FlightGPT chat.
IndiGo usually offers the most competitive non-stop fares and the deepest presence on the route. Biman Bangladesh provides a full-service alternative. On busy dates, a 1-stop IndiGo routing via Kolkata or Chennai can undercut the direct, so it is worth comparing both.
Yes. IndiGo operates a non-stop, usually about once a day, taking roughly 2 hours 35 minutes over about 1,780 km. Biman Bangladesh also serves the route. When the direct is full, 1-stop options via Kolkata or Chennai add a few hours.
The great-circle distance is about 1,780 km. The non-stop block time is roughly 2 hours 35 minutes, while 1-stop routings total around 6-10 hours depending on the layover.
Booking 3-6 weeks ahead is usually the sweet spot for standard travel. For the Eid and November-February winter peaks, book 8-12 weeks out. The June-September monsoon months typically have the softest fares.
IndiGo international fares vary by bundle, so check the IndiGo baggage guide and pre-buy extra bags online. Biman typically includes a checked allowance on standard fares. On 1-stop itineraries, confirm the through-checked allowance for your fare class before flying.
Yes, arranged in advance — there is no visa-on-arrival for ordinary Indian passports. The visa fee is generally waived for Indians (only a small service charge applies), with tourist visas typically allowing 30 days per entry. Apply via the official Bangladesh MRV portal, and verify current requirements before booking.
IndiGo operates the main non-stop on this route (BLR–DAC, ≈ 2h 35m, roughly once daily), and its international fare-bundle rules apply. The cheapest 'IndiGo Lite' fares are non-refundable except taxes; the 'IndiGo Flex' bundle allows a free date change up to 24 hours before departure, with later changes costing a fee plus any fare difference. Biman Bangladesh Airlines (BG) also serves Bangalore with their own tiered conditions — their published cancellation fees are in a similar range but should be confirmed directly. Indicative one-ways run ₹8,000–₹14,000 as of 2026, and demand spikes around Eid mean flexible fares are particularly worth considering for those travel dates. If the airline cancels your flight, you are generally entitled to a full refund or free rebook.
Eid periods and the November-February winter travel season are the busiest and priciest. Demand also rises around major holidays. The June-September monsoon is usually the quietest and most affordable window.
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The cheapest Bangalore to Dhaka airfare on any given day depends on three things — your travel date, your airline preference and how far ahead you book. Use the FlightGPT search box above to compare Bangalore to Dhaka ticket prices across IndiGo (non-stop), Biman Bangladesh; 1-stop via CCU/MAA — typically the lowest fare today differs from the lowest fare 30 days out by 25–40 percent. We surface every option so the lowest Bangalore-Dhaka price wins.
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There is currently no non-stop service between Bangalore and Dhaka — itineraries connect via a hub, with a typical journey of ≈ 2h 35m non-stop. Comparing hubs side by side often saves 15-30 percent. FlightGPT lets you filter by "Direct only" or compare both side by side — useful when you want the cheapest Bangalore Dhaka ticket but are open to a layover.
Bangalore to Dhaka ticket prices on the FlightGPT live grid update by the minute. The lowest-priced Bangalore Dhaka airfare today might be on a low-cost carrier; next month's best deal might be a full-service IndiGo (non-stop) flight bundled with checked baggage and a meal. We compare fully-bundled all-in fares, never base fares with surprise add-ons.