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Vijayawada airport, also known as the NTR Amaravati International Airport with IATA code VGA, is an International Airport with a single terminal. It started operating in the year 2003. The airport is spread across 850 square meters connecting domestic flights to major cities like Delhi, Chennai Coimbatore, Tirupati and Mumbai and connecting international flights to Musket, Kuwait and Dubai. The airport is located around 17 kilometres from the city of Vijayawada in the region of Gannavaram. The airport lies on National Highway 16 which connects Chennai to Kolkata. The airport contains facilities like a lost and found assistance desk, childcare room, wheelchair and trolley area, VIP lounge facilities, smokers lounge, dedicated mobile charging points, Wi-Fi free for up to 15 minutes and ATMs of all major banks. A dedicated public grievance cell and lost and found items department and budget-friendly restaurants have been operational in the airport. Passengers can rent cabs, taxis and cars from the airport premises to reach the city of Vijayawada. Affordable choices like bus service are also available outside the airport

Vijayawada is a city that is located on the banks of the Krishna River and is located in Andhra Pradesh. It is also called the cultural capital of the state of Andhra Pradesh. It is a booming city which is one of the lifelines of the state connecting other major cities and metropolitans. Vijayawada derives its name from the word Vijaya which means victory and symbolizes the legend of Arjuna, the epic character from Mahabharata. It is believed that Arjuna prayed on the top of Indra Keela hills and got the blessings of Lord Shiva. It is also believed that the goddess Durga rested at Vijayawada after killing a demon and that is how it got its name. The spectacular Indra keela hills form the backdrop of the city in the west and in the east, it borders the Bay of Bengal waters. The people here are very amicable with a mostly Telugu-speaking population who are known for their critical political thinking and devotion to their culture. The city lies in the rich coastal delta area formed by the Krishna River, thus producing great soil for cultivation. Tourists get to taste the luscious mangoes which are renowned in the region. Other than that people can enjoy a wide variety of fruits and traditionally hand-made pickles. The culturally inclined natives are often found to celebrate religious festivals across all seasons. The most suitable time to visit Vijayawada is from November to February, that is during the winter as the place usually remains very hot and humid during the summers. A tourist can travel to places of interest in Vijayawada within one to two days.

The Jammu Airport also goes by the name Satwari airport is a domestic airport. The IATA code for the airport is IXJ. It is located about 6.3 kilometres from the main city centre and is just 14 kilometres from the Indo- Pak border. It started its operations in the year 1985. The airport has got only one terminal and has the capacity of handling 180 passengers during peak hours. The connectivity of Jammu airport is linked to all the important cities like Delhi, Srinagar, Goa, Leh, Mumbai, Rachi, Chennai and Hyderabad. All the major airline companies like AirIndia, IndiGo, Air Asia, Spice jet and Jetconnect operate from the airport. Basic services and amenities like trolleys and baggage services, and wheelchair facilities for physically challenged people are available for the passengers. Car rentals are available within the premises of the airport to carry them to their desired destinations. One can easily avail the local transport and go to avail nearby hotels which are at a very affordable rate. The airport has also got a few stores which sell jewellery, magazines stationary and snacks. Some many well-known eateries and restaurants serve you amazing food. Duty-free stores present in the airport cater to your last-minute shopping needs.

Jammu also known as the ëCity of Templesí and ëHeaven of the Northí is the winter capital of the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Filled with incredible landscapes and breathtaking mountain ranges all around, Jammu is a very popular tourist destination. It is situated on the banks of the Tawi River and at the north, it is guarded by the Shiwalik Ranges. Once part of the Dogra dynasty, it became a part of Maha Raja Ranjit Singh in the 19th century. Mostly popular for its tourism Jammu is a major spot which connects the north with all over India via rail and air. It is also one of the major manufacturing centres manufacturing textiles of very high grade and exporting to foreign countries. Jammu derives its name from its founder Raja Jumbo Lochan who lived in the 14th century. Folklore says that once the king visited the place and saw a tiger drinking water from the same pond from which he was drinking. This amazing scenario led him to name the place ëJumboí which now is known as Jammu. It is a place of assemblage of all the religions like Muslims, Christians, and Hindus. Famous for its temples Jammu attracts a lot of devotees for pilgrimage all around the year. The city is inhabited by people from all religions and hence is an amalgamation of various cultures speaking various languages from Hindi to Urdu and English. The best season to visit Jammu is from March till November during the summer as the weather is very pleasant. As the weather remains fairly cold all around the year due to the winds blowing from the Himalayas people prefer to consume a lot of red meat for their meals. So you can enjoy a lot of non-vegetarian delicacies of choice like Haleem, and Kebabs and there is a touch of Afghan style of cooking in every meal. It is also famous for its dry fruits and spices like almonds and saffron and also red chillies. Shawls and rugs are also famous for their hand-stitched embroidery from the area and are exported outside.