Pune to Bathinda Flights

Amritsar Airport (IATA: ATQ), also known as Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport, serves the states of Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir. It is named after Guru Ram Dass, the founder of Amritsar city. The airport, roughly 200 km from Bathinda, is one of the largest in North India. Amritsar Airportís single terminal handles domestic and international flights. The city's train and bus stations are 22 km and 23 km, respectively, from the airport. Free Wi-Fi, ATMs, child care rooms, prayer rooms, medical station, Lost and Found counters, luggage storage, and restaurants are some amenities provided at Amritsar Airport. Shopping and food opportunities abound at Amritsar Airport. You can shop for stationery, jewellery, and magazines in duty-free shops and engage in some retail therapy. The airport restaurants provide quick and tasty food at reasonable pricing. For travel, transports and taxicabs are accessible right outside the air terminal structure during the entire hours and can get explorers to their objections inside the city or in adjoining towns and urban communities.

Bathinda is the municipal headquarters of Bathinda district, situated in the Malwa region of Punjab. It has three artificial lakes located at the city's northern end, next to the thermal power plant. Bathinda is the fifth-largest city in Punjab. Several historical monuments in Bathinda signify the cultural and religious heritage embedded in the city. The tenth Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, fought the Mughals in the forests of Bathinda. Sweltering summers, freezing winters, and monsoons with erratic rainfall define Bathinda's climate. The optimum time to visit Bathinda is from September to November when the rains have passed. It is also good to plan your visit right before summer arrives.

Pune International Airport (IATA: PNQ) is an augmentation of the Lohegaon Air Force Station of the Indian Air Force, which was initially begun to help air travel to and from Pune. The airport is located about 10.6 km from the city centre, with a single integrated terminal for domestic and international flights (to select destinations). The airport connects the region to some major international destinations such as Dubai, Sharjah, Frankfurt, and more. In 2021, the airport was recorded to have dealt with over 9 million travellers. The major airlines operating from Pune Airport are Air Asia India, Air India, and Air India, among others. The integrated terminal offers many amenities to its passengers, such as duty-free shops, a multilingual staff, ATMs, general healthcare services, prepaid taxi administrations, free Wi-Fi, and more.

Pune, also known as Poona (the official name until 1979), is the seventh most crowded city in India and the second-biggest city in the province of Maharashtra, with an expected population of 6.9 million as of 2022. The city's weather conditions are ideal for a long stay, and during the winter months, you can enjoy many trips to Lonavala, Thane, and other nearby cities. The city is well-planned, and you can get access to cars, cabs, buses, and trains for visiting the popular tourist destinations and attractions of Pune. The cityís metropolitan culture, as well as its Maharashtrian cuisine, attracts a large number of foreign tourists who are always looking to spend some quality days with their friends and family.