Aizawl to Jamnagar Flights

Jamnagar Airport (JGA) is also referred to as Govardhanpur Airport, and it stands on Khambhalia Road. While the Indian Air Force manages the airport, commercial and private flights are allowed to operate here. The airport is located hardly at a distance of 10 km from the city. In the state of Gujarat, Jamnagar Airport is the first to have two runways. The major airline operating at the airport is Air India. A cafeteria and a lounge are available at the airport. You can relax and enjoy yourself while waiting for your flights. The airport also has a check-in counter. Assistance is provided for the elderly and the differently-abled. The maximum capacity of this airport is 150 incoming and outgoing passengers at a time. However, it has the capacity to host more terminals in the future, as this domestic airport is spread across an area of approximately 35 acres. Moreover, at the airport, bus and taxi services are available. Jamnagar Railway Station is very close to the airport. You will also find many hotels and restaurants at affordable rates very close to the airport.

Jam Rawal founded the city in 1540 under the name "Nawanagar''. Later, the city got its name "Jamnagar" in memory of its founder. The city is connected with all prominent cities of Gujarat by public transport. Some of the tourist spots in Jamnagar are Ranmal Lakhota Lake, various monuments, Marine National Park, Khijadia Bird Sanctuary, Solarium and a number of temples. The rich culture, traditions and food habits of Jamnagar are spectacular. This place is famous for its Bandhani fabrics. Other city attractions are gold embroidery artwork, brass showpieces, metal works, furniture, clay items, etc. Apart from these, the main industries backing Jamnagar are farms, agriculture, oil mills, oil refineries, etc. Some people in this area still appear in their traditional outfits. Men wear Chorno, a cotton tunic for their upper body with colourful turbans. Women, on the other hand, wear a petticoat known as Chaniyo, a blouse to cover the upper body known as Choli and a beautiful scarf, which is popularly called Odhni. Heavy silver jewellery adds charm to their outfits. The best time to visit Jamnagar is during the winter season, which starts in October and ends in January. The weather remains moderate during this time, with the average temperature falling between 12∞C to 32∞C. One can also choose to visit the city during festivals like Holi, Navratri, Makar Sankranti, Diwali, Janmashtami, and Ram Navmi. This place is dominated by its rich folk dance and temple music. Jamnagar has a history of cricket, and it is the most-loved sport here. Maharaja Ranjit Singh started the tradition of this popular sport in Jamnagar. Players like Ajay Jadeja, Ravindra Jadeja and Salim Durrani are from the city.

Aizawl Airport is also referred to as Lengpui Airport. The airport is the third to have a tabletop runway in the country, and streams flow underneath this runway. The speciality of these types of airports is that they are built on the top of a hill or a plateau. The length of the runway at Aizawl Airport is around 2,500 m. Aizawl Airport has the capacity to handle a total of 300 arriving and departing passengers. AJL is the IATA code of this airport. This airport started its operations in 1998. Currently, the airport uses the Cat-I system that helps pilots land safely even in low visibility situations. IndiGo, Air India, Go First, SpiceJet, etc., are the major operating airlines at the airport. Currently, it has only a single domestic terminal. X-ray baggage facilities, duty-free and craft shops, restaurants, cafes and pre-paid cab counters are some of the basic amenities offered at the airport.

The capital city of Mizoram, Aizawl, is famous for its beautiful hill stations and scenic landscapes. The place is always covered with green fields and high mountains and offers various adventurous sports, such as paragliding and more. Aizawl is also home to various communities coexisting in perfect harmony. The name "Aizawl" means the "field of wild cardamom". Being at an altitude of 3,500 ft from sea level, it has River Tlawng flowing on its east, and you can find Durtlang Hills on its north. One of the specialities of Aizawl is its shift cultivation, which is known as Jhumming. In December, the city celebrates the harvest festival, Pawl Kut, with great enthusiasm. Another famous festival of the place is Chapchar Kut, which is celebrated in the months of February and March while clearing the jungles to prepare the soil for sowing. Harvesting of maize crops brings the next festival known as Mim Kut. Aizawl celebrates this festival in September in memory of the departed souls. The locals also celebrate Christmas and New Year. During the summers, the weather is generally cool, around 20 to 30?, and it is the best time to pay a visit to this place. Whereas you will find this place covered in fog during winter as the temperature drops to 10 to 20?. Aizawl produces corn, rice, tobacco, cotton, oilseeds, peanuts, pumpkins, beans, etc. Apart from agriculture, animal husbandry, poultry raising, hunting, and fishing are other industries that support the city.