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Srinagar Airport is popularly known as Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport, and it is located in Badgam, 12 km north of Srinagar city centre. Its IATA code is SXR. Srinagar Airport has a single terminal that handles both domestic and seasonal Hajj flights to Jeddah. Car parking is available for 250 vehicles, and passenger accommodation is approximately 500 at peak hours for domestic flights. Lounge for people awaiting connecting flights ensures a relaxing stay, along with comfy seats, food, unlimited drinks, showers, and WiFi. There are basic amenities for hassle-free travel, such as medical assistance, wheelchair services for the physically challenged and senior citizens, childcare rooms, a security hold area, lost & found services, and ATMs. The transportation from the airport includes car rentals, rickshaws, buses, and 20-minute taxi rides to the city centre.

Srinagar is the summer capital of Jammu & Kashmir, India. It is also called the Venice of the East due to picturesque lakes, meadows, tulip flower beds, and the magnificent Himalayan Range nearby. The city's name originated from Sanskrit 'Sri' meaning 'Lakshmi - Goddess of Wealth' and 'nagar' meaning 'city'. It is located along the banks of the holy Jhelum in the Vale of Kashmir. It is believed that the great Indian emperor Ashoka built this surreal city around the 3rd century BC. From splendid floating gardens to stunning houseboats, and pristine lakes to magnificent mountains, birdwatching to boating, skiing, and trekking - Srinagar has it all. People speak many languages here reflecting their culture - Hindi, Urdu, Dogri, Kashmiri, and English. Buses and rickshaws are the main modes of transport to get around the city, while boats are great for sightseeing. Srinagar is known around the world for its best spicy curries, Kashmiri shawls, dried fruits, and saffron. Although the city is blessed with a pleasant climate throughout the year, April to October is the best time to visit Srinagar. The tulip gardens are in full bloom during these months, making Dal Lake appear like a scenic flowerbed in spring. Orchards, too, are rich in apples in summer. However, if you wish to witness the beauty unfolding in the winter season, with Srinagar wrapped in a blanket of snow, October to March is the best time. The frozen Dal Lake serves as a playground for ice skating and skiing.

Established in 1957, Madurai Airport is an aesthetically maintained customs airport in the temple city of Madurai, Tamil Nadu. Located 12 km from Madurai Railway Station, the airport is connected to major metro cities - Chennai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Delhi, and Mumbai, in addition to tier-II cities like Tirupati and Rajahmundry. It serves Madurai and the southern districts of Tamil Nadu, and you will also find international flights to Singapore, Dubai, and Colombo. The IATA code for Madurai International Airport is IXM. With an average of 125000+ passengers per month, it has a strong domestic flight network. It now has two terminals: an old one converted to a cargo complex and a newly inaugurated terminal in Tamil Nadu, spanning over 17,600 sq m, which is the second-largest terminal in the state. Both domestic and international terminals have a capacity of 250 passengers each. Airport amenities include car parking, childcare services, pharmacy, medical aid, shopping, eat & dine VIP lounge, and other services like mobile charging points, immigration counters, wheelchairs, etc. The Tamil Nadu Tourism Information Desk is operational at this airport. In addition, there are cafes and restaurants at check-in counters (accessible after security check-in) and opposite the terminal gate.

Madurai in Tamil Nadu is one of the most ancient cities in India. The city was once the capital of the ancient Pandyan Kingdom, and today, it is a major tourist destination due to its many temples and historical monuments. Known as the Cultural Capital of Tamil Nadu, Madurai is widely known for its unique culture. As per legend, Madurai is named after ëMathuramí, which means sweetness in Tamil. This mathuram or nectar fell from the hair of Lord Shiva who appeared when a temple was built by King Kulasekara Pandya around a Shivling. The temple is located in the heart of the city. Hence, Madurai is also known as the City of Divine Nectar. From Pandas to Cholas, Vijaynagar kingdom to Nayaks, and finally, the British, Madurai saw the rule of several major South Indian kingdoms. The city is surrounded by 3 hills named after animals, namely, Yanaimalai (Elephant), Nagamalai (snake), and Pasumalai (cow). As the second-biggest city after Chennai in Tamil Nadu, Madurai has a strong industrial base. It is growing exponentially in major sectors like IT, textile, real estate, banking, airlines, manufacturing, and agriculture. If you are planning to visit Madurai, the best time to visit is between October and March. Chithirai Thiruvizha is an annual festival celebrated in the month of April, as it marks the celestial wedding of Meenakshi Amma (Goddess Parvati) and Sundareshwar (Lord Shiva).