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In many ways, the Bangalore International Airport is itself a destination for tourists. It is named the Kempegowda International Airport and has terminals for both domestic and international flights. Direct flights are available from Bangalore to all the important cities of the country. It has lounges and shopping centres that offer premium-grade services to passengers. The airport has transport facilities, including cabs, buses, and auto rickshaws. Medical facilities, COVID testing centres, etc., are also available for the safety and convenience of travellers. Bangalore International Airport is the hub for domestic airlines such as GoFirst, SpiceJet, AirAsia, Star Air, Vistara, and Air India. Similarly, it is also the centre for several international airlines.

Bangalore is one of the most important cities in India. It is popularly known as the garden city due to the various botanical parks spread across hundreds of acres. Bangalore is a hub for the IT industry, which gives it the other nickname of ëSilicon Valley of Indiaí. It holds huge importance in Indiaís employment growth. Being the capital of Karnataka, it is the main centre of commercial activities for several businesses. This city is home to various top-notch institutions in India, such as the Indian Institute of Science (IISC). Hoysalas, Cholas, and several other empires had Bangalore as their major administrative centre. It was also ruled by the Marathas for a brief period and was conquered by the Mughals, before finally coming under British rule. The climate in Bangalore remains pleasant for most parts of the year. With greenery all around and trees lined up even on the busiest roads, exploring the city is blissful for travellers. It is also the hub for the Kannada film industry, popularly known as Sandalwood. The nightlife of Bangalore is equally vibrant as several pubs, discotheques, and restaurants remain operational till late at night. Bangalore is well-connected to most parts of the country.

Jamnagar Airport is approximately 10 km away from Jamnagar city. It is also known as Govardhanpur Airport as it is located in Govardhanpur. Though not a huge airport, it can handle a few hundred passengers at a time. Most of the flights from Jamnagar to Bangalore and other cities are managed by Air India, Star India and other carriers. Interestingly, it is the only airport in Gujarat that operates flights via two runways. It is well-connected by flights from Mumbai, Delhi, Rajkot, Aurangabad, Hyderabad and other cities. The domestic terminal of Jamnagar Airport has one check-in counter that provides ease of travelling to the passengers. Cabs and auto rickshaws are available directly from the airport. Jamnagar Airport has a modest lounge equipped with a cafeteria and other basic facilities. There are several hotels near the airport where you can stay after arriving in the city.

Jamnagar is one of the fastest-growing cities in Gujarat. It is an important pearl fishing centre in the country. It was founded in 1540 CE by Jam Raval and has been named after him. The city is also a commercial centre for the brass industry and oil refineries. It has a vast coastline and several temples of the Jain and Hindu religions. It is believed that Lord Krishna lived in Jamnagar after he left Mathura. Therefore, this cityís culture and traditions are mostly devoted to Lord Krishna. Due to its proximity to the sea, Jamnagar can get hot and humid during the summer. However, the winter and rainy seasons are quite bearable here. Staying in Jamnagar can be quite affordable compared to the other cities of Gujarat. Also, as it is well-connected to other prominent cities of India via road and rail, it is quite easy to reach here. Direct and connecting flights from Jamnagar to Bangalore and other major cities are also easily available. Jamnagar has forts, palaces, and many other important historical monuments. The people here are quite hospitable and live a simple lifestyle. Gujarati, Marwari, and Hindi are the prominent languages of the region.