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Situated 3 km from the city's centre, Jamnagar Airport is a domestic airport with a single terminal. The IATA code for the airport is RAJ. The airport is managed by the Airports Authority of India. Gujarat Airways, Air Deccan, Indian Airlines and East West airlines are the major airlines operating at the airport. It also offers flight connectivity to major cities like Mumbai, Surat, Bangalore, and Delhi. Jamnagar Airportís terminal building serves both domestic and international flights. This terminal has one boarding gate on the ground level and can accommodate 125 passenger arrivals and departures. The airport has two security checkpoints and six check-in counters. The airport has a range of facilities and services for passengers, including free trolleys, a lost and found baggage counter, wheelchair assistance, duty-free shopping, and food and drink outlets. Car rental services are also available, which can take you to your destination in the city.

Jamnagar is located on the western coast of India, in Gujarat. It was founded in 1540 AD by Jam Rawal. Earlier known as Nawanagar, meaning ënew towní, it was later renamed Jamnagar. It has a population of 6 million and is one of the principal cities in the western Indian state of Gujarat. Jamnagar is also renowned as Choti Kashi because this town has many religious places. You can shop for the reputed Bandhani work (tie-and-dye) in Jamnagar local markets, which is the famous handicraft of this town. Brass work, bangles, paperweights, kumkum, and surma are some things that Jamnagar is known for. For shopping enthusiasts, Lindi Bazar and Chandi Bazar are must-visits. The shops in the narrow lanes are a great way to pass the time. Diwali is a great time to experience the region's festivities, as is Makar Sankranti and Navratri. It holds a special place in the heart of devotees. According to folklore, Lord Krishna had migrated to the district of Jamnagar from Mathura. The predominant language of the city is Gujarati, but Hindi and English are also spoken. Gathiya, Khaman, Raspatra and Papdi are some popular food items in Jamnagar. Besides metallurgical, mining and chemical industries, The city is also home to famous oil refinery companies like the Oil Refining and Petrochemicals Complex by Reliance Industries.

Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (IATA Code: HYD) is a significant airport in Hyderabad. It is located around 24 km to the south of Hyderabad in Shamshabad. It has one integrated terminal that caters to both domestic and international flights. Flights are also available for travelling to other Indian cities like Bengaluru, Chennai, Lucknow, Vijayawada, Raipur and many others. International flights operate to and from cities such as Abu Dhabi, Doha, Dubai, London, Chicago, and so on. The facilities at the airport include a lounge, dine-in, parking, shopping stores, ATMs, and more, etc. There are also convenient travel services, such as prepaid taxis and a shuttle service to the city centre and railway station.

Affectionately called the City of Nizams, Hyderabad is the capital of Telangana, the most recently formed state of India. It is located on the banks of the Musi River. The founding of Hyderabad is credited to Quli Qutub Shah in 1591 and now spans 650 sq km. The city is also nicknamed the City of Pearls, owing to the high-quality pearls produced in the area. Hyderabad is famous for its renowned monuments like the Fort of Golconda and Charminar. There are multiple temples, masjids, and bazaars in Hyderabad. After sightseeing in Hyderabad, you can shop to your heartís content in Sultan Bazaar. Hyderabad has also become a major IT hub. The IT infrastructure has developed vastly since HITECH city was established as a base of operations to encourage more investment into the sector. Microsoftís largest campus in India (and outside the US) is located in Hyderabad. The primary language is Telugu, Hindi, Urdu and English are also spoken by many. Hyderabad is famous for its eponymous biryani and other cuisines that feature khichdi, malai paya, pappu dal, boti kabab, burani raita, etc. The city is generally warm throughout the year, summers last from February to June and monsoons start in late June and go on till October. The winter can be cold during the evenings. So the best time to visit Hyderabad is from October to March.