Bengaluru's new Kempegowda International Airport terminal, T2, has been recognized by UNESCO as "One of the World's Most Beautiful Airports." T2's design is inspired by the local area's lush gardens and landscape design, featuring elements like bamboo, hanging planted bells, and waterfalls. The terminal aims to provide travelers with a sustainable and welcoming experience, with a large plaza for families and the ability to handle domestic and international flights. Kempegowda International Airport, the third-biggest airport in India, is constructing a new garden terminal T2 to meet the increasing passenger demand. Accessibility options Ctrl+F2Bigger Text By doubling the airport’s annual capacity from 25 million to 50 million passengers, Terminal 2 positions BLR as one of the premier airports in India and the world. In the front of Terminal 2, a 123,000-square-meter multimodal transit hub serves as the nexus of public transport for the entire airport, connecting BLR with the city of Bengaluru.
