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The Udaipur Airport (IATA: UDR) is also known as the Maharana Pratap Airport. Located at a distance of 20 km to the east of Udaipur city, the airport is spread over 500 acres with the new terminal building covering 2,500 sq m. The airport is named after the famous Mewar ruler, Maharana Pratap. The Udaipur Airport is known for its ILS technology used by the ATC (Air Traffic Control). The airport is well-connected to almost every major city in India. The major cities that connect with this airport are Delhi, Jodhpur, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Jaipur. The major airlines that are operating from this airport are Air India, Jet Airways, JetLite and JetKonnect. The most popular routes include Udaipur-Mumbai and Udaipur-Delhi with 26 and 28 weekly flights respectively. The domestic terminal of the airport has one boarding gate on the ground level and two aerobridges on the first level. Chartered airlines provide services for the Indian Air Force and the Border Security Forces. [Text Wrapping Break]City bus services are available outside the Maharana Pratap Airport. The bus stand and railway station are located at a distance of 20 km from the airport.

Udaipur, known by many monikers ó ëVenice of the Eastí, ëCity of Palacesí, and ëCity of Lakesí ó is one of the most picturesque cities in India. Located in the northwestern state of Rajasthan, it was founded by Maharaja Udai Singh II in the 16th century and served as the capital of the kingdom of Mewar. It is a fortified city that is perched atop a ridge by the Maharaja's City Palace, which was first constructed in 1570. The Mughal emperor Shah Jahn sought refuge in one of the marble mansions on Lake Pichola, when he rebelled against his father, Jahangir, prior to his succession. The Aravalli ranges, along with the lakes and palaces provide spectacular backdrops, making it one of the most-sought destinations in the country. Udaipur, a significant rail and road intersection, serves as a hub for distribution of agricultural goods. The people of Udaipur, mostly followers of Vaishnavism and Jainism, are vegetarians. They are known for their vibrant shaded attire and folk dances. While Mewari is the prominent language in use in Udaipur, languages like Rajasthani, Hindi and English are also spoken by many.

Another name for Amritsar Airport is Sri Guru Ram Das Ji International Airport (IATA: ATQ). Located 11 km northwest of the city centre near Raja Sansi village. The airport is named after the fourth Sikh guru, Sri Guru Ram Das Ji, who was the founder of the city of Amritsar. This airport services many areas of Punjab, the western part of Himachal Pradesh and the southern parts of Jammu and Kashmir. The main operation flights are IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Air India. There is one terminal at Amritsar Airport, which is used for international and domestic departures and arrivals. There are many other services and facilities offered by the airport, such as currency exchange counters, bookstores, cafes and restaurants, retail shops, duty-free shops, free trolleys, paid postage, medical facilities, VIP rooms, a lost and found centre, and a lounge.

Amritsar (or Ambarsar) is a city in the northern part of Punjab, which lies about 8 km east of the national border with Pakistan. It is Punjabís significant commercial, cultural, and transportation centre. The city was founded in 1577 by Guru Ram Das, the fourth guru of the Sikhs. The cityís pride is the Golden Temple, which is one of the most famous religious places of worship for Sikh devotees. The infamous Jallianwala Bagh massacre happened there, and the city is close to the Attari-Wagah border between India and Pakistan. Amritsar is famous for its embroidered phulkari work. Phulkari is an old form of embroidery where workers make beautiful flower carvings on a piece of fabric. The region's embroidered shoes are called tilla juttis. They are stitched by hand with gold and silver wires. Bhangra, Giddha, and Kikli are the famous folk dance forms of the region. Amritsar also has a wide range of foods, such as kulcha, tandoori lucha, keema naan, kulfi, phirni, and lassi. Amritsari fish is a popular regional dish that can be found at any local food stall on any local food street. It is prepared with a freshwater fish variety known as ëSangaraí or ëSoleí.