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The Jaipur International Airport is located at a distance of around 13 km from the city. Being the eleventh busiest airport in India, it can handle about 5 million passengers annually. The airport has two terminals. Terminal 1 is mostly for domestic and passengers leaving for hajj pilgrimage, while Terminal 2 handles international travel. Jaipur is an international airport and handles arrivals and departures from various destinations all over the world. Right outside the airport premises, taxis and cabs are available to ferry passengers to the city. Prepaid cabs are also available for booking from the travel desk of the airport. Besides, app-based cab services like OLA and UBER can be booked via mobile apps.

The capital city of Rajasthan, Jaipur, is famously known as the Pink City of India. The city is home to many historical monuments and is a UNESCO Heritage Site. The city was founded by the ruler of Amer, Jai Singh II, in 1727. The city is famous for its historical essence and is also a center of businesses such as textiles, jewelry, arts, tourism, leather goods, metallic products, handicrafts and gems. Known for its imposing forts, incredible palaces, and ancient temples, the city is also known for its culinary delights. The city is also a shopperís paradise, a perfect place to buy mojaris, bandhej, sanganeri, bagru print textiles, precious and semi-precious stone jewelry, and more.

The Amritsar Airport has been named after Guru Ram Das, the 4th Guru of the Sikh Community. The airport is 11 km from the city center in Amritsar, located near Raja Sansi village. The Amritsar International Airport is one of the largest airports in the northern part of India. The airport has the latest conveyor system, X-ray baggage inspection, CCTV, a bookstore, aerobridge, elevators, sensor doors, shops for convenience, restaurants, foreign currency exchange, check-in counters and immigration counters.

Amritsar is home to the sacred Golden Temple or the Harmandir Sahib, a place of spiritual significance for Sikhs from the world over. It is among the biggest cities in Punjab, and, besides being a commercial hub, it is well-known for being a business hub. The city is also known for textile shopping. People love shopping for vibrantly coloured embroidered suits, juttis, bangles, and more. Punjabis are known for their food and Amritsar is truly a gastronomic delight for foodies.