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Jaipur International Airport (IATA: JAI) is the airport serving the city of Jaipur. It is located in Sanganer, 13 km from the city centre. The airport can be easily accessed by cabs and RSRTC buses. Jaipur airport has two terminals. Terminal 1 handles both domestic and international flights, while Terminal 2 handles domestic carriers. Facilities at the airport include ATMs, currency exchange, luggage storage, shower, baby care rooms, and medical services. There are also two paid Primus lounges at the Departure and Arrival halls. Jaipur Airport connects the city to multiple domestic destinations across India. Airlines like IndiGo, Vistara, Spicejet, and AirAsia operate many of these flights.

Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan and a top tourist destination in India. It is also the gateway to other destinations in Rajasthan, like Pushkar and Jaisalmer. The first planned city in India, Jaipur was commissioned by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II and planned by Vidyadhar Bhattacharya, a Bengali architect. Thus, Jaipur was founded. Due to space and water scarcity, the capital city of Rajasthan was shifted from Amber to this new city in 1727. It is often called the Pink City because of its pink buildings. These buildings retained the pink colour painted in 1876 to welcome the Prince of Wales. Jaipur is an architectural wonder with towering forts, ornate palaces, lakes, and lush gardens. Apart from its pink buildings, the city has structures of red and pale yellow sandstone, and white marble, too. These buildings are elaborately carved and decorated with jharokhas, chhatris, and stained glasses. While exploring the colourful buildings, one can also cover the City Palace, Jantar Mantar, and Hawa Mahal. One only needs to hire an auto or a taxi and visit the three surrounding hill forts - Nahargarh, Jaigarh, and Amber. It does not take much to explore Jaipur and surprise oneself at every corner. Jaipur's heritage still reflects in its traditions, lifestyle, and art forms. The people wear colourful outfits and jewellery. Rajasthani folk music and dance forms like Ghoomar are a part of their culture. The markets are filled with craft items, meenakari jewellery, bandhani work, and Jaipur's famous blue pottery, among other things. The grand city is also a foodie haven, with local delicacies like Dal-Bati Churma, Ghewar, Feni, and many more mouthwatering dishes.

Tiruchirapalli Airport (IATA: TRZ) is the international airport of Trichy or Tiruchirapalli. It is the 3rd-busiest airport in the state of Tamil Nadu. The airport is located 135 km from Salem. Trichy Airport has two terminals. An integrated passenger terminal serves both international and domestic flights. The other terminal is the old passenger terminal, which has now been converted into a cargo complex. Facilities at the airport include ATMs, currency exchange, and medical services. Tiruchirapalli Airport connects the city to multiple domestic destinations across India. There are also flights to international destinations like Kuala Lumpur and Colombo. Airlines like IndiGo and AirAsia operate many of these flights.

Salem is a city in Tamil Nadu, India, on the banks of the Tirumanimuttar River. It is surrounded by many hills like the Shevaroy, Pachaimalai, Kollaimalai, and Kalrayan. The district is officially formed in 1772. Salem's earliest history dated back to the Neolithic period. The city was under Pandiyan, Chola, and Vijayanagar empires. For a brief period in the 18th century, Salem was also ruled by Tipu Sultan. Today, Salem is a hub of regional rail and road travel. The city and the nearby areas are known for mango and coffee cultivation. One can visit these coffee plantations in the nearby hill station of Yercaud. Salem is also a major textile producer. Famous for silk and cotton weaving, the city has become an ideal place to purchase silk sarees. It also has the Indian Institute of Handloom Technology. Apart from textiles, tourists can buy inexpensive handmade silver anklets and terracotta horses. Salem's temples are an integral part of the city's tradition. Locals celebrate various festivals. One of the main festivals, Pongal is celebrated during harvest time. Like most places in Tamil Nadu, dosa, idli, and vada are widely available. For a unique experience, one must taste the Thattaivadai Settu. This delectable street snack originates from the Salem district. Non-vegetarians can also try Chettinad cuisine.