Bhuj to Belgaum Flights

Belgaum, a city in Karnataka, is approximately 10 km east of Belgaum Airport. This airport is next to the Sambra Air Force Station. The 440-acre airport is being expanded, with a second taxiway linking the main apron to the emergency services area. In 2003, commercial flights resumed at Belgaum Airport, with Air Deccan operating flights to Bangalore. For a while, Air Deccan also offered services to Mumbai and Kolhapur. Kingfisher chose to discontinue service in Belgaum in June 2009, following the completion of Air Deccan and Kingfisher Airlines' merger in 2008.

Officially called Belagavi, this city is situated in the state of Karnataka. The city is also the administrative centre of the Belgaum district. On 1 November 2014, the cityís name was changed to Belagavi from Belgaum by the government of Karnataka. The city is famous for its pleasant climate throughout the year and has a tropical savanna climate. However, the city is the coldest in winter and gets almost consistent monsoon rains from June through September. The city often gets hail storms during April. The cuisines in Belgaum are a blend of three regions: Konkan, Maharashtra, and Karnataka. Usual breakfast items involve idli-dosa, upma, sheera, Sabu vada, poori bhaji, and sabudana khichdi. Typical lunch recipes include phulkas, rice, jowar roti, vegetables, and jhunka. Non-veg items include kinds of seafood that are prepared in Maharashtrian, Goan, and North Kannadi styles. Furthermore, the city is famous for its particular kind of biryani, known as the Belagavi Biryani, which utilises Belagavi Basmati rice. It is also known for a sweet prepared from milk known as Kunda. Another special sweet known as ëmandigeí in Kannada is prepared during weddings.

Bhuj Airport (IATA: BHJ, ICAO: VABJ): Situated in Bhuj in the Kutch district, Gujarat, the airport is spread over an area of 832 acres. The airport is situated about 48 km from the IndoñPakistan border. The airport is managed and operated by the Indian Air Force and the Airports Authority of India and serves the city of Bhuj. The airport has a single terminal that manages all departures and arrivals. It can handle about 350 passengers. The airport has two boarding gates, four check-in counters, one security counter, three X-ray baggage scanners, and one entry gate. The airport also has a permanent helipad situated at Bhuj Airport. Passengers can access different facilities at the airport, such as medical care, restaurants, childcare rooms, wheelchair facilities, Wi-Fi facilities and information desks.

Bhuj is a city in the Kutch district of Gujarat, India. Bhuj is situated at an elevation of about 110 m from the sea level. On the cityís east, the hill is called Bhujia Hill, which features a famous Bhujia Fort. This fort separates Madhapar town, one of Asia's affluent villages and Bhuj city. It also includes two lakes, namely Deshadsar and Hamirsar. Bhuj is a renowned tourist spot in India for observing the incredible Kutch regionís craftsmanship, involving embroidery, leatherwork, and textile crafts of bandhani. Artists from different villages come to sell their artwork in Bhuj Haat, located in Jubilee Ground. The city is also famous for its amazing regional cuisine, particularly chikki, pakwans, Kutchi dabeli, and other Gujarati sweets. You can explore the city by opting for private buses, city buses, or auto rickshaws.