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Ranchi Airport (IATA Code: IXR ) is commonly called Birsa Munda Airport and is located in Hinoo, approximately 7 km away from the city of Ranchi, Jharkhand. The airport is named after Birsa Munda, a tribal freedom fighter. Ranchi Airport is a domestic airport with only a single terminal . The airport offers flights to major Indian cities such as Mumbai, Patna, Delhi, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, and Lucknow . Air India, IndiGo, and Go First are some carriers that operate flights out of this airport. Some of the amenities available at Ranchi Airport include free baggage facilities, eating joints, security check-in counters, as well as duty-free shops . In addition, passengers can also avail of rental cars and auto-rickshaws at the airport.

Ranchi is the capital city of the state of Jharkhand. It is located at an elevation of approximately 2,140 ft in a valley in Chotanagpur . Ranchi is often called the ëCity of Lakes and Waterfallsí. Ranchi has a rich historical background. According to popular belief, the city got its name from a mountain bird called ëRanchi. Ranchi was a part of the Magadha empire, before being conquered by the Mauryan empire . Subsequently, after the decline of the Mauryan empire, the Guptas ruled the region . Later, Phanimukut, a popular king, began the Nag dynasty and ruled the area for a considerable period . After the Battle of Plassey in 1757, Ranchi came under the control of the British. Ranchi is also known as the ëManchester of the Eastí, contributing to approximately 18 percent of natural mineral production in India . Ranchi is developing into a dynamic city with numerous employment opportunities . It is recognised as a powerhouse of the countryís economy . Tagore Hill, Pahari Mandir, Kanke Dam, Nakshatra Van, Ranchi Lake, Rock Garden, Sidhu Kanhu Park, and Maa Dewri Temple are some famous tourist places to visit in Ranchi.

Jamnagar Airport (IATA Code: JGA ) is also called Govardhanpur Airport and is located approximately 10 km from the city centre of Gujarat. The airport is managed by the Airports Authority of India. Jamnagar Airport is a domestic airport and operates flights from a single terminal. The total capacity of the terminal is 75 each for departures and arrivals. The airport is well-connected to major domestic cities, such as Rajkot, Bengaluru, Delhi, Hyderabad, Mangalore, Jaipur, Aurangabad, and Bhubaneswar via Mumbai . Some of the facilities that Jamnagar Airport offers passengers include a cafeteria, food stalls, luggage trolleys, wheelchairs, and assistance for the elderly and the physically challenged.

Jamnagar is situated on the coast of the Gulf of Kutch in Gujarat . It is popularly known as the ëOil City of Indiaí, primarily due to the presence of the worldís biggest oil refinery . Established by the then Maharaja Kumar Shri Ranjitsingh Ji, Jamnagar was earlier known as Nawanagar . A city with a deep-rooted history in Indian traditions, the city of Jamnagar is revered as the place where Lord Krishna established his kingdom. Dwarka, the capital of Lord Krishnaís empire is believed to be in Jamnagar, and it is also said that his great-grandson Vajarnabh was the one who built the Dwarka Temple here. Over the years, Jamnagar has witnessed the rise and fall of several rulers and empires. Most recently, after Indiaís independence in 1947, Jamnagar became part of the newly carved state of Saurashtra. Later, in 1956, Jamnagar, along with other princely states, merged to form Gujarat . Marine National Park, Bala Hanuman Temple, Lakhota Talav, Pirotan Island, Lakhota Palace, Balachari Beach, and Adinath Mandir Jain Temple are some of the top attractions to visit in Jamnagar.