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Amritsar Airport (IATA: ATQ), officially known as Sri Guru Ram Das Jee International Airport, is named after the 4th Sikh Guru Guru Ram Das Ji. It is located about 11 km from the city centre, near the Raja Sansi village on the Amritsar-Ajnala Road. The airport also serves Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh, two bordering states besides Punjab. Both the Golden Temple and Lahore (Pakistan), accessible via the Attari-Wagah Border, are accessible from Amritsar Airport. There is only one terminal at Amritsar Airport, which accommodates both domestic and international arrivals and departures. The terminal can accommodate 1.46 million passengers annually. During peak hours, the terminal is capable of handling 1200 passengers per hour. The airport has two functioning aerobridges, which make it simple and quick for passengers to get to and from the terminal. A functional parking area has room for hundreds of cars and two-wheelers. Along with other essential amenities like currency exchange offices and ATMs, the airport provides 30 check-in counters for quick check-in. The airport is 23 km from the city bus stand, and the train station is around 22 km away. All of the key locations in the city and its surrounding areas are accessible from the airport through regular bus services and private transportation. Cycle-rickshaws are an interesting means of transportation available at this particular airport.

The largest and most important city in Punjab, Amritsar, is located 25 km to the east of the India-Pakistan border. The most significant city in Punjab, Amritsar is famous for The Harmandir Sahib, or Golden Temple, which is the main place of worship for Sikhs, and it serves as their religion's epicentre. The name Amritsar, which means a Pool of Nectar, comes from Amrit Sarovar, a holy pond that surrounds the magnificent Golden Temple. Amritsar was established in 1579 by Guru Ramdas, the fourth Sikh guru. To build the city, the Guru invited 52 traders from different industries to come settle in this town. These traders then set up shops in the city, which are still seen in a street named Batisi Hatta. Amritsar is a hub for textile and chemical industries and is known for the production of machinery, food processing, silk weaving, tanning, and canning. The delicious Amritsari cuisine and generous servings of the legendary Punjabi hospitality further mesmerise tourists visiting this fascinating city. Amritsar is one of the most agriculturally productive cities in India and has excellent transportation links to most of the country's major cities. Numerous mythical and historical accounts, such as the Ram Tirath Temple, the birthplace of Luv and Kush in the Ramayana, and the location where Sage Valmiki wrote the Ramayana, are connected to this city. Additionally, it is well-known for the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, the Wagah Border, Jama Masjid Khair-ud-din, and other famous places elaborated below.

Madurai International Airport, (IATA: IXM), is located about 12 km from the city railway station. The airport is spread across 17,000 sq m and has 16 check-in counters for domestic and international travellers. The arrivals and departures lounges each have 8 and 4 immigration counters, respectively. Madurai Airport also has 2 security desks and 5 customs counters, 4 of which are in the arrivals area and 1 in the departures area. The airport has a single integrated terminal that operates both international and domestic flights and can accommodate 250 passengers for arrivals and departures. Several airlines connect Madurai International Airport to Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai, and Hyderabad. There are international connections to Singapore, Colombo, and Dubai. Madurai Airport has several shops for travellers who enjoy shopping. They can purchase various items and gifts for loved ones like pearls, clothing, or jewellery while they wait for their flights. In addition, there are several dining options available here, ranging from high-end to budget-friendly restaurants. Passengers can rent cabs, taxis, and cars from the airport to reach the city. Bus services are also available outside the airport.

Historically called Madura (until 1949), Madurai is located 48 km to the southeast of Dindigul, in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Madurai stands third on the list of the most populated cities in the state. It is also probably the oldest city in the state, richly steeped in cultural heritage. The name Madurai means sweetness, derived from mythology that states that drops of nectar fell on the city from Lord Shiva's hair. Madurai is a transport hub in the southern part of India, and numerous industries have sprung up on the outskirts of the city such as weaving, cotton spinning, sugar, and tobacco. Madurai is also known for silk weaving. Historically, the city was ruled by the Pandyas and Cholas with a complex history that dates back to the 13th century or maybe earlier. After India's independence, Madurai has been a significant industrial and cultural district in Tamil Nadu. Visitors can enjoy a spectacular view of mountains surrounding Madurai. Yanaimalai, Nagamalai, and Pasumalai named after an elephant, a snake, and a cow are the 3 hills surrounding the city. Apart from its stunning architecture and scenery, Madurai is famous for its mouthwatering and authentic South Indian food. An interesting thing about Madurai is that it is known for Jasmine flowers, which are native to the city, and their scent wafts through Maduraiís air.