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Jamnagar Airport (IATA code: JGA), also named Govardhanpur Airport, is situated in Gujarat. It is located 10 km from the city centre and is a civil enclave. This airport serves various cities across the country, such as Mysore, Delhi, Jaipur, Rajpur, and Bhuvaneshwar. Jamnagar Airport has a single terminal that handles domestic flights and has a total capacity of 75 passengers each for departures and arrivals. Passengers here are provided with access to luggage trolleys for comfortable luggage transfer. Facilities like wheelchair assistance and luggage wrapping are also available at the airport. The nearest bus station is situated only 7 km from this airport. Auto Rickshaws and taxis are also easily available outside the Jamnagar Airport.

Jamnagar is the 6th largest city in the state of Gujarat. Originally called Nawanagar, the foundation of this city was laid in 1540 AD and was considered a princely state of the Jadejas. The city was substantially built and developed later in the 1920s by Maharaja Kumar Shri Ranjit Singh. It is located south of the Gulf of Kutch and is 337 km west of the state capital, Gandhinagar. Jamnagar is home to the Essar Oil Refinery and is often dubbed as the ëOil City of India.í Jamnagar is also an industrially significant city with booming pottery, cement, salt, and textile industries. This city is known for its metalware, gold embroidery, and Bandhani fabrics. Jamnagar's summer season lasts from March to June and is exceptionally hot and humid, followed by heavy rainfall in July and August. The winter season begins in December and lasts till February. It is best to visit this city during the months of winter, as the weather stays pleasant and cool during this season.

Chennai Airport (MAA) is an international airport serving Chennai and its surrounding areas. It is situated near Meenambakkam, 14.5 km from the downtown area. This airport has three passenger terminals. The Kamaraj Terminal (Terminal 1) handles domestic arrivals and departures, while the Anna Terminal (Terminal 3) caters to the arrivals of international flights. Terminal 4, currently, handles international departures. Baggage services, ATMs, taxi booking counters, business centres, daycare facilities, shops, cafes, currency exchange, PCO, restaurants, duty-free stores, and several other passenger amenities are available at the airport. Numerous buses and pre-paid taxis operate between the airport and various locations in Chennai.

The capital of Tamil Nadu, Chennai, was originally called Madras. Chennai is Tamil Nadu's largest and most populous city. It is also often dubbed as the ëGateway to South Indiaí and is situated along the coast of Coromandel, lining the Bay of Bengal. Chennai is the perfect conglomerate of culture, heritage, urban villages, and stunning infrastructure development. This city also has a rich cultural legacy, with ancient temples, historical museums, colonial-era structures, and art galleries dotting its landscapes. Most of the historical buildings in this city belong to the Dravidian style of architecture. The city also has a strong admiration for classical Carnatic music and art. When in Chennai, one must try South Indian foods such as the Mulligatawny Soup and Murukku.