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The Srinagar Airport (IATA: SXR) is officially known as Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport, named after Sheikh ul-Alam who was one of the greatest Kashmiri saints. It is located in Budgam, which is around 12 km away from the city centre of Srinagar. Srinagar is connected to almost all Indian cities. The major airline operators from Srinagar are IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, and Go First.The Srinagar Airport is under the administration and maintenance of the Indian Air Force and is one of the most secure airports in the country. It has an integrated terminal that caters to both domestic and international passengers. The terminal can manage 425 passengers at arrivals and departures each.The airport has all the basic facilities available to make your travel experience seamless and memorable. Baggage facility, assistance for senior citizens and physically-disabled passengers, childcare rooms, information centres, medical facilities, etc. are some of the facilities available at the airport. There are ATMs in the premises as well, so that you can easily withdraw cash if required.

Srinagar is the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, and a union territory of India. Srinagar is known for its natural scenic beauty, azure lakes, snow-capped mountains, houseboats and waterfronts. Visitors to the city particularly enjoy shikara rides on Dal Lake.Kashmiri cuisine is world famous for its fragrant aroma and dry fruits, along with rice and mutton. Kashmiri apples are also well-loved and are easily available at the local farmer's market. As for shopping, the Pashmina shawls of Kashmir are famous worldwide for their softness and quality.The city also has Mughal gardens that have rich flora and are perfect for spending an evening with your loved ones. Srinagar houses the biggest tulip garden of Asia.

Gaya Airport (IATA: GAY), which is located about 5 km from Bodh Gaya, connects this holy town with all the major cities of India. It is an international airport that has excellent connectivity to South Asian and South east Asian countries like Bhutan, Myanmar, Thailand and Sri Lanka.The airport is spread over a vast area of 954 acres. It has all the basic facilities, such as drinking water, ATMs, tourist information centres, assistance for elderly passengers and physically challenged passengers, trolleys, wheelchairs, medical facilities, prayer room, business and VIP facilities, currency exchange counters, etc. The Airports Authority of India also runs a car rental service from the airport.Gaya Airport has two terminals. Terminal 1 caters to domestic passengers and can accommodate around 100 people during peak hours. Terminal 2, on the other hand, caters to international passengers and can accommodate around 400 people during peak hours.

Gaya is a major pilgrimage site for Buddhists and is located in Bihar. Since Buddha is said to be the last incarnation of Lord Vishnu to have walked on this planet, it is a major pilgrimage site for Hindus as well. Numerous shrines representing Hinduism are found in Gaya. Some of the prominent Hindu temples in Gaya include Dungeshwari Temple, Vishnupad Temple and Mangla Gauri Temple.The city has a favourable geographical location. The Phalgu River flows across its eastern side. The rest of the sides are surrounded by rocky hills. It is believed that the city got its name from Gayasur, a demon who performed penance for Lord Vishnu for days. As a fruit for his penance, Lord Vishnu purified his body and his body surrounded the city in the form of rocky hills that form the landscape of the city.The city is visited by thousands of Buddhists every year, for it is the site of the famous Mahabodhi Temple and Bodhi tree.