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The Jaipur International Airport (JAI) is around 23 km west of Bassi and 10 km south of Jaipur. Wi-Fi, cabs, medical care, first-aid, and wheelchairs are available at the airport. Several restaurants, cafÈs, and lounges have also been set up at the airport. The Jaipur Airport has two terminals, and international flights were operated out of Terminal 1 earlier. Later, the airport authorities decided to move international flight operations to the newly completed Terminal 2. The airport's new domestic terminal commenced operations in 2009. This is the main air terminal catering to the air travel needs of people in and around Jaipur.

Ajaymeru was the original name for Ajmer. Ajmer is a city in Rajasthan, India's northernmost state. The Ajmer Sharif Dargah, the domed mausoleum of Muslim Sufi saint Garib Nawaz, surrounded by the Aravali Hills, is south of the city's manmade Ana Sagar Lake. The Ajmer Government Museum, which houses armour and stone sculptures, is located nearby in a 16th-century palace built by Mughal emperor, Akbar. The Aravali Range surrounds Ajmer. The Nagarathar Range to the northwest shields it from the Thar Desert. If you visit Ajmer, you can travel to many nearby cities, including Pushkar and Jodhpur. Ajmer has rich traditions and culture. Travellers from around the world find the electrifying bazaars of Ajmer too good to be true.

The Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (LKO) at Lucknow services domestic and international flights. It is located about 10 km from Lucknow. Two domestic terminals with five boarding gates are currently operational. As part of passenger services, the Lucknow Airport offers Wi-Fi, medical aid, wheelchair assistance, restaurants, shopping centres, etc. Since operations commenced in 1986, the airport has seen consistent growth in passenger traffic. It is among the busiest airports in India.

Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh's capital and largest city, welcomes you with a comforting note that says Muskuraiye, kyon ki aap Lucknow mein hai. A settlement on the banks of the serene River Gomati, Lucknow is a city of Kebabs and Nawabs. The architecture, history, literature, and culture found in this city are unmatched. This cultural capital of the Awadh area brilliantly blends the luxury of a sparkling past with the simplicity of a modern city. The Mughal Gateway Rumi Darwaza, located in the heart of the capital, divides Lucknow into Old Lucknow and New Lucknow. While the former is more populated, New Lucknow is modern and one of Asiaís most well-planned towns. The busy, energetic streets of Old Lucknow are famed for its authentic, mouth-watering Kebabs and Biryani restaurants, Lakhnavi Chikan (apparel) market, and wholesale jewellery stores. New Lucknow is a multicultural melting pot with long streets, commercial malls, and parks. The residentsí lovable Pehle Aap (You first) culture will bring a smile to your face.