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Surat International Airport (IATA: STV, ICAO: VASU) is a customs airport located in Magdalla, 12 km southwest of Surat. The airport is built over 292 hectares and offers a beautiful view of the Arabian Sea. The airport has a single terminal with an area of 6800 sq m divided into two floors. The ground floor of the terminal has facilities for check-ins, arrivals, departures, baggage claims, luggage trolleys, and medical services. The first floor has two aerobridges, shops, lounge areas, restaurants, and additional services like childcare, wheelchairs, and ATMs. The terminal can handle 240 passengers per hour in its arrival and departure lounges. The airport runway is 2250-m-long and 45-m-wide. Surat Airport is connected to multiple cities in India like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, etc. The AAI is also planning on expanding the airport.

Surat is one of Indiaís most prosperous cities, located on the banks of the Tapti River, near the Gulf of Khambhat, making Surat the westernmost city in India. The port city is a major hub in the textile industry, earning it the name ëSilk Cityí. Surat also has a massive diamond manufacturing industry with over 5000 diamond manufacturing units and numerous diamond-cutting factories. This is why Surat is also called the ëDiamond Cityí. Surat is also one of the cleanest cities, which is why it is called the ëGreen Cityí. Surat is a blend of modern and ancient beauty. It still has remnants of a glorious past, when the British, Dutch, and Portuguese established their trade centres here. Surat is believed to be founded by a brahmin called Gopi, who built a water reservoir in 1516, called the Gopi Tank. Back then, the town was known as Suryapur. The Portuguese burned down the town in 1512 and later in 1530. The town was conquered by the Mughals in 1573 and was even sacked twice by Shivaji in the 17th century. Despite that, Surat remained under Mughal rule until the British arrived. Surat was the first city where the British landed in India and established a trading post in 1612. They eventually annexed the city in 1759. Surat is undoubtedly worth visiting, as it has many tourist attractions, including historical locations and modern parks. The city has a rich tradition and culture. Uttarayan, the kite festival, is very popular among tourists. Thousands of people participate in flying kites on this day. Above all, Surat is a great shopping destination for textiles, silk sarees, and diamonds. Cabs and auto-rickshaws are the most popular means of transportation in Surat. The people of Surat are known to be warm and friendly. Gujarati is the most widely spoken language in the city, followed by Hindi.

Jammu Airport (IATA: IXJ, ICAO: VIJU) also known as Satwari Airport or Jammu Civil Enclave, is a domestic airport located 6 km from downtown Jammu and 14 km from the Indo-Pakistan border. Jammu Airport has a single terminal that can handle around 180 passengers for arrivals and departures. As of 2022, Jammu Airport has an 8000-ft-long highway. Jammu Airport is connected to multiple Indian cities like Delhi, Srinagar, Goa, Leh, Mumbai, Ranchi, Pune, Patna, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Jaipur. The airport is just 6 km from Jammu Tawi, the cityís railway station. It provides essential services like trolleys and wheelchairs for the elderly and physically challenged. Jammu Airport doesnít have Wi-Fi.

Jammu is the winter capital of the northern state of Jammu and Kashmir. The city lies on the Tawi River, 250 km south of Srinagar and the Pir Panjal Range but north of the Shivalik Range. Jammu was founded in the 14th century by Raja Jamboo Lochan. The city was named after him and eventually morphed into Jammu. Jammu used to be the capital of the Dogra dynasty. In the 19th century, Jammu became part of the Sikh empire under Ranjit Singh. Jammuís landscape is dotted with many temples, which have earned it the name ëCity of Templesí. Mata Vaishno Devi temple at Katra is the most famous temple. Jammuís Kashmiri shawls and carpets are renowned for their intricate embroidery. The city offers a unique shopping experience. One of the most famous is Raghunath Bazaar, where you can buy dry fruits, paper mache handicrafts, wooden carvings, shawls, and carpets at affordable prices. Hari Market and Gole Market are also the ideal spots to buy souvenirs. The best time to visit Jammu is between October and March, when the weather is splendid, and the maximum daily temperature is around 25∞C. Various local buses and city bus services operate within the city. You can rent a cab or taxi from one of Jammu's many local taxi vendors for a comfortable ride. For shorter distances, you can hire an auto-rickshaw.