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The Amritsar Airport also referred to as Sri Guru Ram Das Jee International Airport is named after the founder of the city of Amritsar. He also happens to be the revered fourth Sikh Guru. Located on Amritsar Ajnala road and very close to the Raja Sansi village, the airport is around 11 km from the northwest side of the Amritsar city centre. As this is an international airport, it serves Punjab and hosts all flights between Indore and Amritsar. It is also considered to be an important airport for Jammu and Kashmir as well as Himachal Pradesh. Spanning 4 aero bridges and several modern facilities such as ATM facilities paid portage, duty-free shops, and more, the airport is committed to passenger safety throughout all touch points. Daily sanitisation of touch-prone areas is carried out to ensure passenger safety at regular intervals.

A beautiful state with a vibrant cultural legacy, Amritsar is also called the Golden City of India. It is the second-largest and one of the most prominent cities in the state of Punjab. A major cultural as well as commercial centre, Amritsar is the centre of the Sikh faith and is a very beautiful and developed city. It has the perfect blend of culture, tradition as well as religion. This city also has some of the finest educational institutions such as IIM, Amritsar, and Khalsa College. Amritsar receives a lot of tourists all year round because of its glorious past as well as the Golden Temple and historical landmarks such as the Jallianwala Bagh, among other things. Food lovers will find this to be a culinary paradise as delicious Guru Ka Langar, Kara Prasad, and Amritsari Kulcha are some of the most popular and much sought-after food items in the city. Those who want to take souvenirs from the city have lots of tempting options to choose from such as the ëGolden Templeí magnets and colourful shawls and richly embroidered fabrics and dress materials that are available in beautiful patterns.

Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar International Airport is named after the eminent personality of the Holkar dynasty from the Maratha Empire. This airport is situated about 8 km west of the city of Indore and is recognised as the busiest airport in central India. This airport received a new integrated terminal in February 2012. Since then, this terminal can efficiently handle about 700 passengers every hour. In addition, the terminal also provides modern escalators, conveyor belts as well as a capable system of baggage handling. This airport has 3 aerobridges as well as 2 ATMs. Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar International Airport is currently in its expansion stage. A lot of infrastructural improvements are yet to be made in the airport. Some of the proposed ideas are to have 16 check-in as well as immigration counters along with four more counters for customs. For better security, 569 more CCTV cameras and a few X-Ray machines are planned to be installed at the airport.

Located on the southern tip of the Malwa Plateau at an altitude of 553 m above sea level, Indore is the largest city in the state of Madhya Pradesh. Known for its iconic Rajwada Palace and Lal Bagh Palace and other landmark tourist attractions, the city is located 190 km west of the state capital Bhopal and covers a total land area of 530 sq km. Apart from being one of the highly developed cities in Madhya Pradesh, Indore also has a rich cultural and historical heritage as it had been under Maratha rule for a long time. History buffs will be drawn to its famous Central Museum while food lovers will not be able to resist the lure of tracking the culinary temptations at the famous Chappan Dukaan and Sarafa Bazaar. For those who want to enjoy the thrill of wildlife spotting, the options are plenty and include trekking trails at Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary and Janapav Hill, boating at Pipliyapala Regional Park, and more. For those who like to visit places of worship, a trip to Gomatgiri and Ujjain is a must.