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Ahmedabad Airport or formally known as Sardar Vallabhai Patel International Airport (IATA code: AMD) is one of the busiest airports of the country. The airport serves the cities of Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar, it is located around 10 km from the city of Ahmedabad in an area called Hansol. Ahmedabad Airport is at a distance of around 316 km from Jamnagar city. Ahmedabad Airport first started in the year 1937 as a domestic airport but now it is established as one of the prominent international airports of India. The airport is named after the first prime minister of India as well as a freedom fighter, Sardar Vallabhai Patel or the Iron Man of India. The airport gained its international status in the year 2000. Ahmedabad Airport is connected to major and minor cities of both India and international destinations. Some of the most frequent carriers from here are JetLite Airlines, Jet Airways, IndiGo, GoAir, Qatar Airways, Emirates, Vistara, and Singapore Airlines. The airport has two terminals in the premises. Terminal 1 handles the domestic traffic of passengers and flights, on the other hand terminal 2 handles international traffic. Both of the terminals are equipped to be able to handle around 1600 passengers each everyday. Facilities at the airport include spa services, luxury lounges, childcare rooms, free Wi-Fi, baggage services, ATMs, and many more.

Vadodara is located on the Vishvamitra River in Gujarat. It is the third most populated city in Gujarat. Also known as Baroda, Vadodara was known by different names in the past. The city was named Chandanavati after Raja Chandan, the ruler of Baroda. It was also known as Virvati and Vadpatra since the banks of the Vishvamitra River had many Banyan trees. The history of Vadodara dates back to 812 CE when it was a small village attached to the town of Ankottaka. It was ruled by Hindu rulers until 1297, followed by the Sultans of Delhi, who ruled over it for 100 years. The city was captured by the Mughals, followed by the Marathas in 1730. Vadodara was under British rule from 1802 until India's independence. During the reign of Maratha king Maharaja Sayaji Rao III, the city was transformed into a cosmopolitan, with many industries sprouting in the city, including oil factories, chemicals, and textiles. Due to its rich cultural traditions, Baroda is known as Sanskari Nagari. Holi, Diwali, Ganesh Chaturthi, Eid, and Navratri are the popular festivals celebrated here, along with many fairs. Gujarati is the official language of Vadodara, and people also speak Hindi, English, and Marathi. It is also famous for its unique handicrafts, textiles, and furniture. The city also produces a variety of cotton textiles and homespun cotton products. Teen Darwaza, Lehripura Mandir Bazaar, and Mandvi are popular places to shop in Vadodara. Tourist attractions here include Laxmi Vilas Palace, EME Temple, Kuber Bhandari Temple, Sayaji Baug and more. Vadodara is also famously known for foods like Sev Usal, Farsan, Dabeli, etc.

Jamnagar Airport (IATA: JGA) is officially known as Govardhanpur Airport is a domestic airport. It is managed by the Indian Air Force and is located in the Indian state of Gujarat. The airport is located 6.7 km from the city centre. It operates both commercial and private flights and is the only airport in the state with two runways. The year of when the airport first began its operations is unknown as of now but it mustíve been established during the post-independence era. The airport has a single terminal with a capacity of 75 passengers for arrivals and departures and one counter for checking in. Buses, autorickshaws, and taxis are available outside the airport to travel to various parts of the city. The airport is well connected to big cities of the country; Jamnagar to Mumbai route is operated mostly by Air India. Along with Air India, MEH Air also offers its carrier facilities from the airport. Jamnagar Airport has one check-in counter in its single terminal and offers trolley and baggage wrapping services. Wheelchair assistance for the elderly and a snack corner are available at the airport for the convenience of the passengers. Other facilities in the airport are the presence of eateries, utility shops, and lounges for weary travellers to relax and feed themselves in.

Known as the Jewel of Kathiawar, Jamnagar is situated on the coast of the Gulf of Kutch in the Indian state of Gujarat. The city was founded in the 16th century by Jam Raval as the capital of the former Nawanagar state. Jamnagar is known as the 'Oil City of India' and houses two major oil refineries: Reliance Industries and Essar Oil Refinery. Jamnagar is also known for its beaches, temples, hills, bird sanctuaries, and religious monuments, making it an ideal tourist destination. Jamnagar has a hot and dry climate. The best time to visit the city is from October to February when the days are hot but the nights are cool and pleasant. The most popular tourist attractions here include Marina National Park, Lakhota Lake, Pirotan Island, and many more. Jamnagar is popular for its bandhani work, brass bangles, kumkum, Surma, and saronta (betel nut cracker). Diwali, Navratri, and Makar Sankranti are the popular festivals celebrated here. Gathhiya, pani puri, gughra, pakwan, and bhajiya are popular snacks in Jamnagar. Gujarati, Kutchi, and English are the languages spoken by people in Jamnagar. The culture of Jamnagar is made up of mostly Hinduism, since 65% of the population consists of Hindu and the rest of the population is an amalgamation of other communities; Muslim and Jain communities are significant here.