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Imphal Airport (IATA Code: IMF) is an international airport and is located approximately 8 km south of Imphal, the capital of Manipur. The airport is managed by the Airports Authority of India. The single integrated terminal at the Imphal Airport is spread over an area of over 7, 500 sq. m with 4 boarding gates on the ground floor. The capacity of the terminal is 350 each for departures, as well as arrivals. The Imphal Airport connects the northeastern part of the country to major cities like Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Delhi, among others. Some of the facilities that Imphal Airport offers its passengers are wheelchairs, a childcare room, assistance to the aged and physically challenged, a lost and found baggage counter, free trolleys, and a medical room.

Imphal is the capital of Manipur and is located at an altitude of approximately 786 m above sea level. Known for its scenic landscape and abundance of various tribes, Imphal is popularly called the cultural capital of Manipur. Imphal has a rich history. Situated amongst verdant hills, Imphal attracted a number of invaders and rulers, in their quest for supremacy and control. It was originally under the control of Kin Khaba, before being taken over by the Pakhangba rulers. Later, the Ningthouja dynasty came into existence and ruled Imphal. Eventually, the British took over and ruled Imphal, until Indiaís independence in 1947. Imphal is blessed with lush greenery, tea estates, verdant hills, gorgeous lakes, and snow-capped peaks. Some of the top attractions in Imphal are Loktak Lake, Red Hill Lokpaching, Kangla Fort, Sirohi National Park, Imphal War Cemetery, Manipur State Museum, and Shree Govindajee Temple, among others.

Jammu Airport (IATA Code: IXJ) is called Satwari Airport and is located approximately 14 km from the India-Pakistan border. The airport is located at an approximate distance of 6.3 km from the city centre. It is managed by the Airports Authority of India. Jammu Airport is a domestic airport and operates flights from a single terminal. The domestic terminal has a capacity of handling 180 passengers during peak hours. The Jammu Airport is well-connected to many Indian cities such as Delhi, Srinagar, Goa, Leh, Mumbai, and Ranchi, among others. Baggage trolleys, wheelchair facilities for the elderly and physically challenged, a lost and found baggage counter, a child care room, medical rooms, and a business centre are some amenities available at the Jammu Airport.

Jammu is the largest city in the Jammu district. It is located at an elevation of approximately 327 m. It is nestled amid the Shivalik Mountain Range, overlooking the northern plains. Jammu is famously called the ëCity of Templesí, due to the huge number of temples it has. The city of Jammu was founded by Raja Jambulochan in the 14th century BC. Jammu came under the control of Mughal Emperor Akbar. Later, the city witnessed a brief stint by the Afghans, before being annexed in 1819 to the Sikh Kingdom of Punjab. Eventually, the state came under the rule of the Dogra Dynasty and remained so until Indiaís independence in 1947. Jammu is blessed with a plethora of forts, palaces, monuments, beautiful lakes, as well as gardens. Bahu Fort, Raghunath Temple, Peer Kho Cave, Vaishno Devi Temple, Gulmarg, and Mansar Lake are the top attractions to visit in Jammu.