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Kishangarh Airport, Ajmer, situated near Kishangarh on NH8, is about 27 km to the northeast of Ajmer. The major pilgrimage sites of Rajasthan which are in or around Ajmer, such as Pushkar, Ajmer Sharif, Soniji ki Nasiyan are easily accessible to visitors because of the airport's connectivity. There is a single terminal at the airport, catering to approximately 150 passengers per hour. It has facilities like six check-in counters, baggage screening, a large parking area, currency exchange, ATMs, luggage wrapping service, duty-free shopping, airport assistance services, medical aid, and child care rooms, among others.

Surrounded by the Aravalli mountains, Ajmer is a city built on an oasis in the desert sands of Rajasthan. It is known for the Dargah Sharif tomb of the famed Sufi saint, Muin-ud-din Chishti who is revered by both Hindus and Muslims. Besides this, it is also famous for its Jain temple called Soniji Ki Nasiyan, built in 1865. Ajmer is the best place to witness the coming together of various cultures. From its marvellous architecture to mouth-watering delicacies like pyaaz kachori, ghevar, mutton korma, and gatte ka pulao, there is a lot to explore in Ajmer. Whether you are travelling with friends or family, the city of Ajmer offers a plethora of places to visit for a memorable vacation. The best time to explore Ajmer is during the winter season. From October to March, the weather is pleasant and ideal for sightseeing, unlike summer, when the heat is at its peak. The temperature usually ranges between 15∞C and 18∞C during these months. Some travellers also love to explore this city in the monsoon season to witness it come alive with lush greenery and abundant water. As most of the cultural festivals in the region take place in October and November, this is the ideal time to visit Ajmer.

Chennai International Airport (MAA) is situated in Meenambakkam, around 21 km from the city centre. It is an international airport that serves the city of Chennai and other towns nearby. The airport is the third busiest in the country, preceded by Delhi Airport and Mumbai Airport. There are three terminals at the airport within the terminal complex. Terminal 1, also known as Kamaraj Terminal, is a domestic terminal. Anna Terminal (Terminal 3) serves as an international terminal while the last (Terminal 4) hosts international flights alone. Chennai International Airport is well-connected to the airport metro station for the convenience of passengers. The passengers can also travel between the airport and the city by cabs, buses, and app-based taxis.

Chennai, previously known as Madras, is the capital city of Tamil Nadu. It is a commercial, economic, industrial, cultural, and educational hub in Southern India. It is popularly known as the ëDetroit of Indiaí due to the presence of a thriving automobile manufacturing industry in the city. Apart from this, Chennai offers diverse tourist attractions to explore, ranging from calm beaches and seaports to theme parks and temples. The best part of this city is that it has a lot to offer to all kinds of travellers whether they be families, friends, solo travellers, or nature enthusiasts.